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Ways to boost your search engine rankings

admin — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:22:51 +0000

Search Engine Optimization, means you should Look for the keywords with the lowest Supply and highest demand before creating pages. Pick Your Target Keywords. These are the words you imagine them typing into the search box. Your web site will have different target keywords that mimic the page’s content. For example, say you have another page about the history of engines. Then “engine history” could be your keywords for that particular page.

Target keywords should always be at least two words long, more is better and will give you a better shot at success. Make sure your target keywords are in crucial locations on your web pages. The page’s HTML title tag is the most important. Failure to put target keywords here is the main reason why perfectly good web pages may be poorly ranked. Search engines also pick pages where keywords appear “high” on the page. To accommodate them, use your target keywords for your page headline. Add some HTML hyperlinks to the home page that lead to major inside pages or sections of your web site. Put them down at the bottom of the page. The search engine will find them and follow them.

Get more website traffic

admin — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:03:51 +0000

1. Talk to your readers. Use words that people know and understand. Write like you talk and let your personality and experience shine through.

2. Find specific active verbs to highlight your copy. This will make your article exciting.

3. Your readers don’t care how many degrees you earned or how many books you have written. All they are interested in is how you can help them solve their problems. Include a strong benefit in your article title and add benefits to your “About the Author” section.

4. Connect with your readers’ emotions. We all want to feel smarter, richer, happier and thinner so use these emotions to associate with your reader.

5. Keep sentences and paragraphs short. When your readers see articles with long sentences, and even longer paragraphs or no sub-headings, they will automatically skip that article. Why? Because it takes too much time and effort to read that article.

6. Front-load your point. Tease your readers with bits of information that they want to know so they’ll stick around to the end. Make things simpler and your writing problems will disappear. This is why every newspaper in the world is written so a sixth grader can understand.