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Website
Optimization and Search Engine Submission
FACT:
Web pages in the world, August 2005: 19.2 billion pages were indexed
by Yahoo as of August 2005.
FACT: Websites in the world, August 2005: 70,392,567
websites were indexed by Netcraft as of August 2005.
FACT: If you have a product or service for sell, you want
to be able to capitalize on the market. You need to give
yourself the best opportunity to market your product to the masses.
Search
engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume and
quality of traffic to a web site from search engines via "natural"
("organic" or "algorithmic") search results. SEO can also target
different kinds of search, including image search, local search, and
industry-specific vertical search engines.
Bottom Line - with so many websites out there, your site needs
to be optimized so the search engines know what your site has to
offer. Contact us now for your free consultation and
assessment.
The Basics of Good Search Engine Optimization
Good
search engine optimization is very basic. A successful search engine
optimization campaign will contain these essential components:
Content. Content is what drives search engine rankings, content
is what brings users to your site, and content, when sprinkled
appropriately with keyword phrases, will feed search engine spiders.
Rinse, repeat. Content is key in search engine optimization.
Simple Site Design. Sites that are successful in the search
engine results have this in common-they are all simply designed,
with a minimum of bandwidth hogging graphics, slowly loading
animations or other such frippery, and are easy to navigate.
Simple, clean designs are what search engine spiders and search
engine users like, because it enables them to get to what they're
looking for; which is - you guessed it - content.
Well-written Meta tags. Meta tags-keyword, description, and
title- are important, but they won't make or break your site. Meta
tags are merely part of the overall success strategy. They need to
be written with compelling, keyword phrase-heavy content that will
make the user click through from the search results page.
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