Keyword Analysis
Content Fixing
Keyword Density and Proximity
W3C Validation
Title & Meta Tags
Heading Tags & Alt Tags
Navigation and Internal Linking
Site Map & Google Site Map Creation
Analysis and Research
Semantic Analysis, Keyword Analysis, Website Analysis, Competitive Analysis
Onpage Setup
Creation of Robots.Txt file, Sitemap Creation & Optimization, Navigation and File Structure, HTML Validation Checking, Browser Compatibility Checking, Page Size Checking, Website Load Time Checking, Extensive Log File Analysis, MOD_Rewrite for Dynamic Sites, Creation of on Site Element, Duplicate Content Checking, Broken Link Checking, Spider Simulation, Content Fixing, SEO Copywriting, Image Optimization.
Meta Tags Explained!
Substitute your relative text where we have these black boxes!
Well, these are the ones that are important right now. So, basically, just add these to the existing meta tags. In html view, put a space under your top tag and add each line. Or select your editors advertising lines and paste these over them. Use the template below. Just copy and paste into your html and start adding your info.
Keyword Density - A good thing.
1- Make sure the very top of your viewable page is keyword rich text. But not just keywords. Clear, crisp, actual sentences. Robots will penalize you for keyword repetition. They call it spamming. Don't cheat but do it right. If the first thing on your page (upper left corner) is a graphic, make sure you use Alt Text. READ ON!
2- Do all of your graphics use alt tags? They should. The big problem with graphics (other than the long download) is that search engine robots don't see them. Use alt tags. Alt Tags allow you to "name" the graphic. This is the text that is displayed (pop up style) in IE and NN when you "mouse-over" the graphic. Many robots do see alt tags. Remember, add some keywords. The alt text doesn't have to describe exactly what is on the graphic but can be a few well chosen keywords.
3 -Don't be afraid of some text. Some people always say our pages are too wordy. Then, they turn around and wonder why we have a higher search engine listing than themselves. Tee hee hee. Figure it out folks. The search Engines and Search Indexes use keyword density. A LOT! Include a few superfluous paragraphs at the bottom of your page. Include every keyword that you can. But make it a real paragraph. Verbs, nouns, adjectives, pronouns, adverbs, spaces... Get the picture? Real sentences! The search engines and search indexes hate cheaters and will penalize you for a list of keywords (as spamming.) They will see real paragraphs and list you higher. (Try adding high relativity hyperlinks to your superfluous [but REAL] paragraphs.) ...
4 -Use a lot of hyperlinks. Try this. Make a list of keywords and find a relative site to link each keyword to. People will not hate you for sending them traffic. If you need a high relevance hyperlink to a bed and breakfasts, hotels or travel term, link to us (http://www.BandBSeek.com/.) We'll get listed higher and you will, also. We get a higher ranking because another site out there links to us. (Search popularity) You'll get a higher ranking for having a highly pertinent hyperlink on your page. If your site shows credibility, the se's (search engines) will reward you. A list of keyword type words doesn't appear to be considered spamming if it is a hyperlink (I always use bulleted lists to show the robot that it is a list and not spam). This is a great way to boost your site's merits, thus raising your ranking and, thus, increasing search engine traffic. Ask each site that you linked to link you back. This gives you more:
5 -Search Popularity. If your site shows up in a lot of other sites, you are rewarded. Do you have more than one site? Make sure that somewhere in every site they are all linked (preferably on a page that is or, is accessible from, your index page.) It will help. Hey... We'll link ya!
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