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==> Similarity #6
Content with keywords in
top portion of your text. Some search engines like short pages and other pages like longer so creating an average length of 250 words should help you get in all major search engines. Or, you might even want to create short pages for one keyword and a longer 500 or more word page for another keyword thus satisfying all
major search engine's requirements.
==> Similarity #7
Link popularity. This means looking for sites that complement yours and asking for reciprocal links. Be creative when describing these links by using keywords.
Large sites also want your link so don't be afraid to ask. Why do you think they offer affiliate programs? It's not just for
visitors that might click through from your site but also
link you put on your page. They know this community of links is what
search engines now consider
most important.
Besides, as more and more search engines require pay before they even consider sites, your reciprocal links might be
only way your small business gets visitors or is listed.
So create web pages using
seven search engine similarities, submit them to all
search engines you can find and see if
"targeted" visitors to your site improves. It should but don't expect it to happen overnight.

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