Showing posts with label backlink building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backlink building. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Page One of Google - How can I get there?

It’s Not Just About SEO

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is the process by which a website is engineered in such a way that it will be listed highly in the various search engines. Essentially SEO can be divided into two distinct parts; On-page optimisation and off-page optimisation (by the way, in the United Kingdom it is optimisation; in the USA it’s optimization!).

On-Page Optimisation

This is the ‘traditional’ techniques applied to a website, for example, is the content relevant, are the correct metatags in place and are alt tags used? There are various guidelines that can be followed and the subject is easily researched on the web.

Off-Page Optimisation

Off-page optimisation can be summarised as using techniques to get your website listed elsewhere on the world wide web (the nature of these links and how they can be obtained is too wide a scope to be part of this article). Off-page optimisation is essentially an ongoing process whenever there is some kind of competition involved, quite simply because your competitors will almost certainly be doing ongoing work to build the number of links that appear back to their website.

By combining these two strategies, a website owner can get their site listed at a high ranking within the search engines and a ‘good’ SEO company will be able to offer you both of these services. They should possess a good measure of experience in on-page optimisation so that they get the fundamentals of your site in good order (it’s pointless getting your website to appear all over the internet if the search engine robots simply bypass your site because it has poor or incorrect coding within it).

A good SEO company will have built up a wealth of experience also within the sphere of off-page optimisation. The nature of this has changed markedly over the past few decades, even over the past few years, as the search engines change the way in which they rate (or rank a particular site above another).

Web Designers

You need to be aware that many (but not all!) Website design Companies will tell you that they have SEO expertise. They may well have, but don’t take it for granted; check out their credentials and success stories before you employ their services.

Is That It? Is That All I Need to Know?

The short answer to that is “NO”! There are many websites that are listed highly in the search engines for a particular product or service but they are not entirely successful in making a profit. Why is this? Well, let me just say that it’s one thing getting a million people to visit your website every day, but it’s another thing to get those same people to buy anything! It’s like putting a giant advert in the national press advertising a huge discount store and then when the people turn up to visit that store, the products are badly displayed and of poor quality; they just won’t sell very well.

So What’s The Answer?

The answer is to find an SEO Company who has a proven track record of optimisation of various sites. Asks for testimonials and then visit the sites that they have optimised and see if you think those sites will make any profit. A good SEO Company will not only have SEO skills and expertise, but will also have general commercial experience and will be able to help you not just to get your business top of the search engines, but also how to make sales.

The best SEO Companies should even advise you NOT to spend money with them simply because your e-commerce idea will not make money!

In summary, check SEO Companies out carefully; get testimonials, check out their success stories, but make sure those success stories are about making profit, not just getting top of the search engines.


The Author is the owner and webmaster of a business offering SEO Advice, in particular advice on getting on page one of Google.




Occupation: Self-employed
Mike has an extremely diverse military and commercial background. He spent 17 years in the Royal Navy, working as a Nuclear Technician, Submariner, Diver, Helicopter Pilot, Flying Instructor and Special Operations Pilot, including teaching leadership at the Royal Navy Leadership School. Since 1995 he has run several successful businesses and worked as Project Manager for Richard Branson's round-the-world ballooning attempt before becoming a Director in the Virgin Group. He has been teaching percussion for over 7 years and has been running his own SEO company for the last 3 years.
http://http;//www.search-engine-company.co.uk

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

How to Use Multiple C Class IP hosting with SEO to Build Backlinks

We all know that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the best and most effective way of marketing a website. It is the most efficient method for driving traffic to your website.

Google largely values backlinks that your website may have from some other relevant websites with barely any outgoing links. Generating backlinks is still very important to gain Search Engine trust and to boost up your rankings. So, it would be good, if you find any way to get few backlinks for your site from relevant sites.

But, it is not always possible to get backlinks from the relevant site as other sites are your competitors and why would they provide a link to your website?

With the motive of clearing out illegitimate techniques of SEO employed by black hat users, Google has given a set of restrictions that prohibit black hat users from using their techniques to play with Google’s Algorithms. And, one prominent restriction among these is: Google does not consider any backlinks from other websites hosted on the same C Class IP as yours.

If you want only to increase the Page Rank of your website for flipping, then multiple C Class IP hosting is not the one you want to waste your time on. But, if you’re looking to rank your website for a particular keyword, if highly targeted traffic is what you are craving for then multiple C Class IP hosting is the best thing for you.

C Class IP Explained

Basically, an IP consists of 4 parts: Class A, B, C, D divided by ".". These numbers are given to identify a particular network and a host on that network.

Now, as we mentioned above that Google does not count backlinks from websites that are hosted on IP Addresses in the same IP C Class as your website is hosted, it might get little complicated for utilizing backlinks for ranking. However, this trick surely has a solution. What you can do is create your own websites and trick Google into counting the backlinks.

Simply, you need to create websites on different C classes and place your backlinks on them. The entire procedure is extremely simple, provided you arrange for Multiple C Class web hosting. Once you avail this requirement, all you have to do is registering 10 different domain names in accordance with the niche of your website.

Create WordPress blogs on each domain and craft exclusive, keyword rich articles for these blogs. And then easily get your keywords hyperlinked and backlinks them to your website.

When it comes to boosting your position on SERPs, these backlinks work wonders. They efficiently boost your search engine rankings for your specific keywords as you have backlinks from 10 different websites all of which have low outbound links. This step increases your trust rank amazingly and opens a huge funnel for traffic from Search Engines.

Hence, Multiple C Class IP Hosting is a successful way to enhance your search engine rankings. However, link building is somewhat an expensive option but Multiple C Class IP hosting makes it simple and effective for low budget webmasters.



Robin Dale is the webmaster for the SEO|SEM|UK Web Hosting at www.teeky.org, dedicated for providing useful articles and news about Search Engine Optimization & Web Hosting.
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