SEO Keywords
by Brick Marketing
Say Search Engine Optimization and the first thing that
pops into almost everyone's heads is keywords. Well that is part of it but there
is another thing to consider that is relevant words. Relevant words are words
that maybe your keywords or maybe other words that are triggered by your
keywords.
Relevant words, from a search engine optimization standpoint,
are words that are used either together or in conjunction with your keywords.
Done right, this type of search engine optimization can get you top rankings for
specific key words immediately, without doing anything else - no linking and no
other on page optimization. This is because your page gets high marks for
"relevance." If no other URL is ranking as high for relevance as you are, you
immediate go to the top of the SERPs for that particular key word. This more or
less solves your SEO issues once and for all for that particular keyword or key
word phrase.
Using tools such as SEO chat's Google suggest tool, or
keyword tool or even a tool like overture can give you a good start on the
relevant words and phrases to optimize your pages for website rank depends on a
number of factors and each search engine is different. Google has clearly
outlined what their criteria for ranking is. What they have not told us is which
part is weighted heaviest. In actuality its not too difficult to rank well with
Google. Some simple website improvements will have you on the right track to
boost your rankings.
Links-Google counts links, but they are picky
about which ones they will count. They want links pointing to your site that are
quality links. What constitutes a quality link is a website that is subject
related, and has a higher page rank than the one it links to. Google also counts
links when they are not reciprocal, they actually discount reciprocal
links.
Title Tag-Google actually looks at the page title, make it
relevant, preferably including a keyword or phrase.
Content
keywords-Google looks for the keywords on the page, they will rank each page on
the keywords found. Don't worry about your keyword metatag, Google doesn't.
Google looks only for the keywords on the page. A Quick website improvement?
Insert keywords on any and every page where possible and natural.
Keyword links-when building the links mentioned previously; request relevant
text links. Clean golf balls works much better then "find clean gold balls,
click here" With the words click here being the link. If you are purchasing the
link make sure to specify relevant text links.
Dynamic Pages and
Google-Unlike some other search engines, Google is able to index dynamically
generated pages, so long as a link exists to those pages somewhere.
ALT
tags on Images-If you have been placing images on your website without bothering
to place ALT tags, now is a good time to add ALT tags. Google apparently indexes
the text given in the ALT tags of images, another quick and easy website
improvement.
These few things can be some of the easiest website
improvements; a few minutes each day well spent and the results will show up in
Google.
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