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After spending substantial time and efforts the big day came when you finally published your website on the Internet. You are now ready to show your website to the world. But, with over a billion pages vying for traffic how do you make people visiting your site?
Once you have selected your keyphrases and optimized your pages for them, the last step is to make sure that you get linked from the best directories, and from lots of quality sites with a topic related to your site’s. The best search engines, and in particular Google (who alone can deliver 80% of the search engine traffic to your site) “crawl” the web looking for links to your site. They interpret a link to your page as a vote, and the more links (votes) you have coming from quality sites the higher your page rank will be, and the higher the possibility that your page will achieve a good position in the search results pages. It’s that simple. Following these four steps is the best way to get the quality links you need:
Reader question: I still want some more clarification on keyword-rich URLs and search engine visibility. We are an Outdoor Gear/Sporting Goods website with the generic URL outdoorworld.biz I gather from your article that breaking our Web site navigation into different categories such as:
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To Search Engine Optimizers, who submit client sites on a regular basis to the search engines, it can seem as though submitting sites via the standard forms at those sites is the most mundane and routine part of our jobs. It’s easy to forget the host of small business webmasters out there who do it themselves and need guidance through the maze of submission confusion.
“Insider Secrets of Writing for Search Engines” was so popular that I contacted SEO copywriting pro Karon Thackston to see if she’d be willing to answer a few more, in-depth questions. She graciously agreed. and so our interview continues.
Question: Can an search engine’s bot distinguish between words in a domain name? For example, if a domain name is www.biggreenboat.com, will search engines “separate” these words (Big Green Boat) and then give prominence towards keywords or as if treated as keywords?
A client of mine is developing a large portal site using Oracle 9i AS and has asked me whether this program will have any effect on the search engine presence that their site already maintains. Can you tell me whether there are any issues I have to consider in optimising this site for the search engines (above the normal considerations) and what limitations the software might bring in this area.
Many thanks indeed for any help you can give.
Yours faithfully
Rachel S.
Artychoke
When it comes to optimizing your site for search engines you basically have two choices: You can hire someone, with experience, to do it for you, or you can learn the basic principles of search engine optimization and do it yourself.
