How I reached #1 in Yahoo!Written by Michael Rock
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secret! Visit these sites: (http://excite.com, http://teoma.com/index.asp, http://www.lycos.com/, http://www.webcrawler.com/info.wbcrwl/, and http://www.bos2.alltheweb.com/ and reenter your 40 keywords and you’ll find a list of keywords under heading, “Did you mean . . ., Other users typed in . . ., and Related links . . .” Using these search engines is an untapped resource that should not be overlooked. The list of keywords listed here are ones that Joe Q. Public used to find information you’re looking for. The average of all opinions of all people browsing internet looking for information you want them to find on your site. Adding relevant keywords from these lists will improve your chances of getting to top immensely. There is free keyword generators located on internet to help you add to your list. The top two are Google Keywords (https://adwords.google.com/select/main?cmd=KeywordSandbox ) and Overture Tools (http://www.content.overture.com/d/USm/ac/index.jhtml Click keyword selector tool. Overture will tell you how many times that keyword was type in during last month. Find these tools on internet and type in your keywords to see how they rank, and cross off ones that don’t generate much traffic. And guess what? You get a list of more keywords that will help your goal to get to #1! They show up in order from most used to least used. Add relevant keywords to your list. You should now have a list of about 75 or more keywords. Remember: The more research you do, better your chances will be to getting to #1. What do you do with this large list of keywords now? Determine how often they are used by Joe Q. Public and relate it to how many of your competitors use this keyword in optimizing their site. This will give you something called a KEI (Keyword Effectiveness Index; compares Daily World Searches with number of competing Web pages to pinpoint exactly which keywords are good enough so you can use them while optimizing your site) rating. Part two of this article will show you how to narrow your list to 10 of most powerful keywords in market to raise your ranking in search engines. Be sure to look for part two coming soon . . . Copyright © Michael Rock Web development contractor (Web Design and Hosting) Internet Presence www.TheInternetPresence.com
The owner of this registered company has twenty years experience with DOS, windows business applications, numerous programming languages, artistic development, and web design. Other areas of interest include web marketing, web promoting, and business marketing and development. After the persuasion of those praising his work, he decided to go into business himself and highly suggests everyone else to do the same.
| | Do Not Build A Website Until You Have Researched Your KeywordsWritten by Kusuma Widjaja
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Pinpoint targeting and low competition means higher rankings - with less investment of time, effort, and money. You must also be sure that your targeted search term is included in right places in HTML. It should appear in your Title, Description, your HI, H2, your first line of text, once or twice in each paragraph, once in bold, once in italic, and in some of your links. Don't know what I'm talking about? It's time to learn - just like you have to learn to use a saw, screws, nails, drill and glue to build a bookshelf. Let's review that again - Here are places your targeted keyword needs to be placed if you ever want a chance at #1 ranking: The Title of page The Description META tag The Keyword META tag In your headline - Use < hl > or< h2 > tag Your first line of text Once or Twice in each paragraph Once in bold Once in italics And, finally, in some links... Amazingly, many people disdain these simple rules as trying to "trick" search engines. But they are wrong. Including your targeted search term in right places is actually being POLITE to search engines. It helps spider decide whether your site is relevant for a given search. If your page is about "Atkins diet meal plans for women," wouldn't it be logical for those words to be in your Title, your Description, your Headlines, your links, and your text? The only reason they wouldn't be is if your site is about something else! That's how spiders think. So should you. Be smarter than your competitors. Simplify your site's HTML and use it well. ============================================================ Finally! Discover Amazing Ways to Dominate The Search Engines...in Less Than 3 Hours With New System that Guarantee FRE*E Traffic for You! Brought to you by Anik Singal DominateSearchEngines.com ============================================================
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