Wednesday, 27 February 2008
Essential Seo Tips
One thing that you should always do is to select all of the keywords that you are going to use very carefully and always use your main keyword in your domain name. This means that you should use your main keyword in the title twice if possible but it must be readable and natural looking.
Make sure that you have as many of your main keywords on your home page as possible but make sure that it all reads well. Keywords that are in bold letters work best. If your title isnt atractive looking then even if it apears prominently in the search engines, people will be reluctant to click to it.
You should also submit articles to article directories and this includes even the lower ranking websites. To avoid being placed in Googles sandbox it is recomendad that you submit no more than five articles a day. Another thing that you can do is to get a link to your home page from a website that has a higher ranking then you own.
Happy Blogging
Friday, 15 February 2008
Need of Internet Marketing

Although similar in many ways to traditional marketing, Internet marketing is best suited to several particular purposes. It is ideal for marketing products and services that require a lot of information to sell, such as travel and books; products and services that people feel strongly about, and products and services that are bought by the Internet demographic.
Internet Marketing is the generic umbrella term given to various online marketing activities, including:
- Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
- SEO Copywriting
- Link Building
- Pay Per Click Marketing (PPC)
- Banner Advertising
- Affiliate Programs
With Best Wishes
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Saturday, 2 February 2008
Will keyword research help in organic traffic
will the correct research make a difference between 100 visitors and 1000 visitors in organic results? which is the best research tool available do you use any niche finder tool can you recommend me one which you have tried ?
Absolutely. It makes all the difference. I should qualify that - it certainly depends on your market. But if you rank #1 vs #20 it makes a huge difference. Organic search provides you credibility - most people can tell the difference between ads and organic. Besides if you are ranking for something that is sort of like what you are offering you will get far fewer "buyers" than if you are ranking for the exact item/service you are selling. Consider your own search habits - are you not more likely to trust someone who ranks well for the exact topic you search on?
Remember to check out the long keyword phrases (often called "long tail" keywords) because
- people who use them are more likely to "purchase" (read, click, whatever you need them to do to make money) than those who search on shorter keywords.
- they are usually far easier to rank for than the shorter generic terms. ("old car parts" vs "1979 AMC gremlin taillight" - don't laugh, that baby served me well in college)
NOTE: Tools like WordTracker, that pull from Dogpile and MetaCrawler, only represent .45% of all US searches, so it's hard to put much stock in those numbers.
Start with the most generic search for your term. If you focus on a certain type of widget, do a general lookup of "widgets" and/or "widget". Find all related search terms and drill into them even further. When you are done, you will have a comprehensive list that you can group into related keywords and then sort from highest search volume to lowest. This will give you a good idea of how to organize your website content and which phrases to focus on per page.
I hope this helps.
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
7 Search Engine Strategies That Work

1. Manually register your site with DMOZ, also known as the Open Directory Project. The Open Directory Project is the largest, most comprehensive human-edited directory of the Web. It is constructed and maintained by a vast, global community of volunteer editors and feeds other leading web directories.
2. Manually submit your site to Google. If you'd like to wait, Google will eventually spider your site and return it in search result listings related to your site name and keywords. However, this may take some time. For faster inclusion, visit Google and submit your site manually.
3. Purchase a listing with Yahoo! Directory Submit. Yahoo! like Google provides many search products. However, Directory Submit is essential for any business on the web. For a fee of $299 Yahoo! will include your web site in their directory that fuels websites like Yahoo!, MSN and AltaVista.4. Make sure you are using keywords with a high KEI. This measure takes into consideration both the popularity and competitiveness of your keywords. By focusing on keywords with a higher KEI, you can optimize your chance for search engines to select your site for keywords at little or no expense.
5. Engage in a link building campaign. The more links you have to your site, especially if they have a high Google Page Rank, will signal Google and other search engines that your site is important. A great way to do this is through article submission or affiliate programs.6. Make your site easily to crawl. Search engine do not like dynamic pages. Although this is changing with the advent of Google Site Maps, it is still important to ensure that all search engines can easily traverse your website. Make sure to use HTML coding and avoid dynamically created pages.
7. Be patient. Once you follow these suggestions, allow search engines time to re-index your site. In the Internet age, we're looking for instant results. However, it does take some time for all of your search engine optimization techniques to take hold.By implementing the suggestions we've discussed in this article, your search engine optimization efforts can generate positive returns. As the world of search engines continue to evolve, it's important to learn about the latest techniques and requirements for improving search engine results. Continue to focus on SEO Services. If you do, you'll find yourself at the top of the rankings!
Thursday, 24 January 2008
SEO , SMO & SMM ... what's the difference???
SEO - Making your page "optimal" for visibility in various search engines. Nothing social about that unless you're using something like Mahalo.
Social Media Optimization - the phrase Social Media Optimization was first invented by Rohit Bhargava.It means Making your web pages and your site content easy to bookmark, share, recommend to friends, to comment on or even to syndicate on Facebook, other blogs etc. Things like adding chicklets for Digg and Delicious, email this link options, post to Facebook, embed video links, add to social shopping sites (for ecommerce)...
Social Media Marketing - this is the off-page stuff. This gets into link building a bit, if you're using social networks to build links. For example, you make a certain type of handmade Stone (Granite , Marble ETC....). You can join the social shopping engine Etsy which focuses on hand-made and Kitchen COuntertops, submit your products to the social shopping site FiveLimes that loves the green friendly business, and write an article about how your product saves the planet and post it on Green friendly sites like Care that allow you to post your own blog entries. Include keyword optimized contexual link within the article, and you're SMM'ming and SEO'ing.
I agree that these are e tenants to social marketing (SEO, SMO and SMM) and that one is focused on your site and one is focused in neighborhoods away from your site.I also see SMO as not only onsite but also in optimizing results that are offset with SMM efforts. The two components are essential in any great SMM campaign.
Monday, 14 January 2008
SE status by MSN or Live.com

I just check my search engine status. At one time, my site and all its pages were indexed by MSN Live. Now, my traffic blazer shows 0 pages indexed, when before it showed 20 -30 or so. When I search Live for my site, it doesn't show up in the search results. If I search Images, the images come up and you can click them to my site. Why would they no longer have my pages indexed?
well, Live.com seems to be the most unstable SE (imo) coz the fluctuation on rankings is very unpredictable.But they takes time seem to re-index their database and update their listing more frequently.
Friday, 4 January 2008
Think on Pagerank and page Title
If I'm correct, your pagerank is based on the number of inbound links compared to websites that are in the same category as yours. So if my website was in a category that less people are competing for it would be easier to build up my pagerank. All because you have a high pagerank doesn't mean you can get a top spot for ANY keywords. Or does it?
It's based on the number of inbound links, their relevance to your site, and the PR of the inbound links you receive. There are probably other specs to the algorithm, but those are the ones most often talked about.
High page rank doesn't necessarily help you place high in the SERPs and low page rank doesn't mean you'll have poor placement. Placement in the SERPs also depends on what keywords you target for your niche and your on-page optimization.
If two websites are competing for the exact same keywords the website with the higher PR will appear before the other. The only time they have an advantage is when somebody types in a longer phrase. If the website with the lower PR has that phrase in their page title and throughout their website, they can beat the site with the higher PR if it doesn't have that phrase on their site.