Learn How To Optimize For Search Engines With These Great Tips!

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Search Engine Optimization is no big mystery, and there is nothing unethical about it. Every website owner who wants to increase his or her site's traffic (i.e., every smart website owner) should be willing to take steps to improve search engine rankings. Here are just a few ways a savvy webmaster can optimize ethically:

Be patient for results from SEO. When you do these things it will not happen immediately, it will take time. It often takes month for a site to start seeing positive SEO results. You need to build a reputation, it will take time.

Do not run afoul of the spam filters modern search engines use when you optimize your website. These filters - actually complex decision-making algorithms, analyze website content and flag pages for omission when they appear to be light on real content. To avoid this sinister fate you should limit the amount of search engine optimization tweaking you employ.

When you are trying to increase traffic you should avoid any kind of flash. Flash might look good on a website, but it does nothing to increase your search optimization. The problem with this is that you cannot link a single page when using flash so try to stay away from it.

Update your website on a regular basis to increase Search engine optimization. If you add a new product to your business, don't just add that product's description to your product page. Revise your "About Us" page or your homepage to reflect the change. Keep your website content fresh by consistently adding new articles that pertain to your business. Add photos of your business or staff to make your site more welcoming. An updated website is more appealing to consumers and easier for search engines to find.

Live by the rule that no page on your site should be more than two clicks away from your home page. Search engines hate deep links and often times ignore them. As well, by sticking to this rule, you help guarantee that all of your pages get to enjoy some residual page rank value from your home page.Read more here
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    Originally Posted by jipeanu123 View Post

    Search Engine Optimization is no big mystery, and there is nothing unethical about it. Every website owner who wants to increase his or her site's traffic (i.e., every smart website owner) should be willing to take steps to improve search engine rankings. Here are just a few ways a savvy webmaster can optimize ethically:

    Be patient for results from SEO. When you do these things it will not happen immediately, it will take time. It often takes month for a site to start seeing positive SEO results. You need to build a reputation, it will take time.

    Do not run afoul of the spam filters modern search engines use when you optimize your website. These filters - actually complex decision-making algorithms, analyze website content and flag pages for omission when they appear to be light on real content. To avoid this sinister fate you should limit the amount of search engine optimization tweaking you employ.

    When you are trying to increase traffic you should avoid any kind of flash. Flash might look good on a website, but it does nothing to increase your search optimization. The problem with this is that you cannot link a single page when using flash so try to stay away from it.

    Update your website on a regular basis to increase Search engine optimization. If you add a new product to your business, don't just add that product's description to your product page. Revise your "About Us" page or your homepage to reflect the change. Keep your website content fresh by consistently adding new articles that pertain to your business. Add photos of your business or staff to make your site more welcoming. An updated website is more appealing to consumers and easier for search engines to find.

    Live by the rule that no page on your site should be more than two clicks away from your home page. Search engines hate deep links and often times ignore them. As well, by sticking to this rule, you help guarantee that all of your pages get to enjoy some residual page rank value from your home page.Read more here
    These tips mostly suck, but that is not why I am responding.

    Did you know that it is considered very poor forum etiquette to just copy and paste someone else's content and try to play it off as your own?

    Well, now you know.
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