I have two questions

[Amenda Jessera]

1. Is there a way to find out all the keywords rank for a web page on Google?

2. How do you guys optimise your site for Yahoo and Bing? Any special methods/secrets?

Thanks for your help in advance,

[strategic seo services]

Originally Posted by Amenda Jessera

1. Is there a way to find out all the keywords rank for a web page on Google?

2. How do you guys optimise your site for Yahoo and Bing? Any special methods/secrets?

Thanks for your help in advance,

If you want to see what keywords a webmaster is targeting, install: SEO for Firefox Extension: Free SEO Toolbar Firefox Browser Plugin

and then, right click on the site, select SEO for Firefox, then select SEO XRay, and it will show you the keywords.

[Amenda Jessera]

Originally Posted by strategic seo services

If you want to see what keywords a webmaster is targeting, install: SEO for Firefox Extension: Free SEO Toolbar Firefox Browser Plugin

and then, right click on the site, select SEO for Firefox, then select SEO XRay, and it will show you the keywords.

Thanks Julia, Let me try that method,

Is there any ideas about Yahoo and Bing optimization?

[Kurt]

Originally Posted by Amenda Jessera

1. Is there a way to find out all the keywords rank for a web page on Google?

2. How do you guys optimise your site for Yahoo and Bing? Any special methods/secrets?

Thanks for your help in advance,

1. It's fairly hard to see all the possible rankings for a page. If you take all the possible words on a page and arrange them in every 2-3-4-5 word possibilities, they make up a huge number.

Plus, you could even rank for some phrases that have a word or two that's not even on your pages.

Instead, I suggest you get a good log/stats program for your site and see which keywords/phrases actually send you traffic. After all, it's traffic that really matters, not rank.

2. Bing/Yahoo seems to be OK with "rolling" link strategies. Basically, put a lot of links on a blog to your other resources. The next day, take those links off and add some others. It appears that Bing counts new links but doesn't subtract the disappearing links, so "link decay" may not be an issue with Bing.

I'm not a Bing expert, so take this advice only for conversational purposes...But it's something to consider.

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[ankushkohli]

Originally Posted by Kurt

1. It's fairly hard to see all the possible rankings for a page. If you take all the possible words on a page and arrange them in every 2-3-4-5 word possibilities, they make up a huge number.

Plus, you could even rank for some phrases that have a word or two that's not even on your pages.

Instead, I suggest you get a good log/stats program for your site and see which keywords/phrases actually send you traffic. After all, it's traffic that really matters, not rank.

2. Bing/Yahoo seems to be OK with "rolling" link strategies. Basically, put a lot of links on a blog to your other resources. The next day, take those links off and add some others. It appears that Bing counts new links but doesn't subtract the disappearing links, so "link decay" may not be an issue with Bing.

I'm not a Bing expert, so take this advice only for conversational purposes...But it's something to consider.

That's very good point to consider, will keep in mind.