Showing posts with label Keyword Density. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keyword Density. Show all posts

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Article about getting web traffic trough SEO

While I was searching for some useful information about search engine optimization this morning I have stumbled on this article. I think it is very useful and informative so I want to share it with visitors of my blog.
Author of this article is Paul Richard Doyle.
Read article belowe.


Web traffic through Search engine optimization



Search engine Optimization is one of the finest ways to generate targeted Web traffic. The ultimate goal of Search Engine optimization is to get a web site to the first few pages of Search engines which generate a lot of search engine web traffic.

A lot of ways exist to achieve search engine optimization to get web traffic. The first thing among them that bothers the most is the use of keywords appropriately on the site.

So, search engine optimization starts right from the website design. Using the highest priority keywords is the key tool in search engine optimization.

Google, in the past, considered keyword density as the tool for search engine optimization. Keyword density simply means placing the main keyword many number of times the content of the site for web traffic. This proved good for a period of time to provide good web traffic. The only disadvantage here is that, repeating the same keyword many times brings in duplicate content to the site and duplicate content is never good.

So, Google has made changes in this law. What Google defines as quality now is that content that not only contains the main keyword but also contains a few other related keywords that Google finds basing on an algorithm and awards traffic this way. Google named this as LSI relevancy.

Google has put in its generous effort to define the highest priority related keywords for any content of the site. The effort resulted Google Ad word tool. What we do here is, very simple. We just type in the main keyword for which we are targeting web traffic into the input box and a list comes up with all the related keywords. As you can imagine, this has made it easy to find the related keywords. The next step is to include maximum number of the related keyword in the content of the web site. It’s as simple as that.

Most of the people use this way. Another way exists, but many ignore this. In the other way, we make a search of our main keyword in Google. We then find out the website ranked highest by Google for our keyword. We can then find out the keywords used in the highest ranked website. To do this, another part of Google Ad words tool is to be used. This appears as “Instead of descriptive words or phrases you do it by web content”. This is pretty easy. We just need to type in the URL we got from the first website in the search engine results and in a few seconds a list appears with all the related contents. These are the related keyword that we need. The next steps are similar. We just use these related keywords in the site content. This makes the site search engine optimized in the eyes of Google. Hence our objective is accomplished.

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Sunday, June 7, 2009

Ingredients of a Successful SEO Campaign

In this article we will explain some basic “ingredients” which will make your SEO campaign more profitable in the long run.

Most internet marketers get confused as to what factors to attend to in order to make their website rank high in Google. There are a lot of books cracking the “so-called-SEO-secrets” which have provided their buyers with nothing but outdated, rehashed junk. These books have a habit of focusing on only one thing in order to be “successful”.

The problem with SEO is that there is no secret. There is no hidden way to achieve higher rankings. What you need to do is all of the points mentioned below and use some discretion:

1. Have a solid idea and website design. Outsource this task by either going to Rent a Coder or Elance

2. Make sure your domain name has your targeted keywords in it.

3. Build links at a steady page from authority websites using anchor texts. Although getting links from them is not the easiest thing in the world, it is worthwhile.

4. Make sure your on-page factors are attended to. For example, use a 3-5 % keyword density. Use your keywords in your title, description and H1 tags. Do not stuff your keywords in the tags.

5. Where applicable, submit a press release for your website every now and then. PR Web is an excellent website for press releases. Make a habit of submitting at least one every month.

6. Ethically “Spy” on your competitors to figure out what they are doing right. Then do it. I have found SEO Spyglass and SEO Elite excellent tools for achieiving this.

7. Do what proves to work. Discard what does not.

8. Rinse and repeat.

This is easier said than done, but there really is no such thing as a free luch in SEO. If you get ranked high in the search engines for all your efforts, it will be a result well-worth the hassle!


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Tuesday, April 15, 2008

How To Increase Search Engine Traffic

The key to increase search engine traffic is quite simple. Follow this formula and you will be successful:

1. Research high traffic keywords in your niche

Use Word Tracker's free keyword research tool and identified some long-tailed keywords that don't have a lot of competition. Simply type in the keywords from Word Tracker into the Google search engine and note the 'results' on the right-hand side. Any keyword phrase with over 50 searches per day and under 500,000 results in Google is a pretty good and will increase your search engine traffic and ranking. Of course, there are far better, so don't stop on the first one that jumps out at you, get a good list.

2. Write articles for your website or blog that include a keyword phrase in them 2-4% of the time. Increase search engine traffic by out writing your competitors. Most webmasters are bad at writing keyword targeted articles, which makes it easy for you to out rank them.

Make sure to put your keyword phrase in your title and header with other words to boost interest. For example, for "Aluminum Bats" I'd put something like, "Aluminum Bats - Whack! Swing Away Kid" or something that stresses benefit like, "Now Hit Farther than Ever with Aluminum Bats". You want to get clicked on to increase your search engine traffic, so a good title is crucial, both for ranking well and getting visitors to click.

3. Now you need to get these pages noticed and build up some link juice. Search engines love sites that have lots of links pointing to them and that will increase your ranking and traffic. You can do this by posting on other blogs, forums, trading links, etc., but this can be a long and time consuming process.

If you want fast results without paying then I'd suggest using a backlinks tool to save you time and build viral links naturally, so you can focus on writing more articles to increase search engine traffic to your website.

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-Article written by Scott Million

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

SEO - Insider Tips To Creating SEO Keywords And Phrases

If you have been practicing search engine optimization you probably already know that it is a good idea to include quotes in your keywords and keywords phrases to make your web copy more attractive to the search engines. You probably also know that is a good idea to put things that your site specifically sells in quotes so that the search engine spiders see you as having exclusive or specialized content or information. However there are a few more tips that come along with creating SEO keywords and phrases that are less well known.

Many SEO experts advise practicing word stemming. This means that when you do find a keyword that works that you should not hesitate to use it in the words different forms. For example take the phrase “SEO optimization”. You might also want to use phrases such as SEO optimizing, SEO optimized and SEO optimizers which branch out linguistically from your original keyword.

Another big tip is to avoid using what are called kill terms. This is just a phrase for conjunctions and prepositions that are largely ignored by the search engines. Common kill terms include a, an and, at, by, for, in, it, of, the too, to, web and with.

Yet another tip is to be aware of case sensitive keywords. When in doubt you should always submit them in lower case. However when it comes to names and places you might also want to put things in their proper cases. For instance if you are searching for Frank Kern you will want to put in Frank Kern as well as frank kern. Some experts even advise putting in a keyword all in caps as in FRANK KERN as many individuals have stuck capital key caps when they search. The search engine that is thought to be most sensitive to case is Alta Vista.

Chris Angus is a SEO and website promoter, he can be contacted at sales(at)brilliantseo.com

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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Tips On Using On-Page SEO To Improve Your Search Engine Rankings

Tips and techniques on how to improve your search engine ranking using on-page seo.

Enlarge ImageYou've laboured, sweated and poured lotsa love into designing and building your website. And phewee...ain't it just the prettiest thing for sore eyes! But just as in real life--so does it go for the online world--beauty will only get you so far. So you've got to put that site to work! And how do you do that? Get it out there...put it right in the bulls eye of the search engines! That's the way you're going to get traffic to your site. And just in case you don't know, traffic (specifically targeted traffic) is the life blood of any internet business.

By the close of 2005 the big kahuna...the absolute capo di tutti frutti of search was Google which commanded a whopping 46-47 percent of all searches conducted online. The runner up was Yahoo with about 25 % and followed distantly by MSN who conducted about 11.4 % of all searches. AOL boasted a paltry 6.9 % which still came to a not insubstantial 350 million searches. Searches through Google were a mind-sweltering 2.4 billion! Contrastingly MSN is the king of superfast indexing whilst Google is the snail in the site-indexing race. Yahoo once again falls in the middle of the two. So bear in mind, if your site is new and you're optimizing for Google don't forget about the other Big Two search engines (Yahoo and MSN) which can send some rather decent traffic your way in the meanwhile.

There are two types of optimization techniques that will determine your website's standing with the search engines. They are: On-Page Search Optimization and Off-Page Search Optimization. This article will give you pointers on On-Page Optimization.

On-Page Optimization of Your Site

Keywords

The first thing you must learn to do is to treat each webpage on your site as (if not quite independent) an autonomous entity. In essence this means a different title for each page and targeting different keywords for a particular page. Let's say for example your site is about vitamins and has a number of different pages for the various vitamins. Your home page (index page) would target general keywords such as vitamin, health supplement, dietary supplement, food vitamin etc. But a page with content about vitamin C should not target such generalized terms. It should target keywords (phrases) specifically related to vitamin c such as: vitamin c, c vitamin, ascorbic acid, benefit of vitamin c and so on. The title of each particular page should begin with your most valued (most searched for) keyword. Once again using vitamin C as an example, your webpage title should begin with Vitamin C and not something like 'All the facts about vitamin c'. If you actually design and construct your website from scratch you can even go a step further. Name your webpage files starting with the targeted keyword. Once again, taking your vitamin site as an example, for pages relevant to vitamin C, name them accordingly. So say one of the pages is about the benefits of vitamin C, name that page with a searched for keyword or phrase pertaining to the benefits of vitamin C; e.g., vitamincbenefits.htm. So how do you know which keywords are regularly searched for? Don't worry at the end of this article you'll be supplied with a list of great and free keyword search tools.

Nobody gets to see the name of your file other than you the webmaster and the various search engine robots. So it doesn't matter how awkward they look or sound because unlike people a search engine robot is not concerned with the aesthetics of a thing.

Keyword Density Versus Content.

While making your webpage as attractive as possible to the search engines bear in mind you're doing this to get traffic...human traffic. So the content (copy) on your pages should read attractively to your human visitors while also appealing to the search engine robots. In this respect keyword optimization is a fine balancing act and if push ever comes to shove you'd be better off weighing this balance in favor of your human visitors. After all what's the point of having a ton of traffic passing through your site and hardly any of it performing your most desired action (visitors buying something, signing up etc) all because of that lousy copy you wrote with the search engine robots foremost in mind!

Over-Optimization

There are also other very important factors to consider when optimizing for keywords. How many keywords (phrases) should you consider for a given page and how many times should that/those words appear on that page. Okay, the first thing that you have to understand is that there is such a thing as a website being Over-Optimized! You may believe that the greater the optimization the better but the reality is more complicated. You see the search engine algorithms take into account the keyword density of a particular page, and by doing in-depth analyses of the topmost websites for a given keyword (for Google, speculation puts the ideal keyword density at between 1.5 - 1.8 % while MSN runs up to 3.0 %, with consistent ole Yahoo somewhere in the middle) they will know that something just isn't right if your website boasts a keyword density of 10%. This is know as spamming the search engines and sends up an immediate red flag alert.

So what's the penalty? Your site won't get the ranking it perhaps deserves if it's new, and if it is an established site it will most likely be taken down a notch or two. Another factor to consider if your site is new, is that Google routinely sequesters new sites (a process called sandboxing) until the site can establish value and credibility. This is all part of the on-going battle between search engines (trying to deliver valuable and worthwhile information to search queries) and the spam websites that offer no substantial value whatsoever, but are keyword dense one-page websites with the sole goal of making money online in some manner or other.

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