Exactly Where Search Engines Want To See Your Keywords

Written by Nick Singal


Copyright 2005 Anik Singal, Kurma Group

Trying to get traffic from search engines? Great, that’s just what I know how to do! Obviously I cannot revealrepparttar entire search engine optimization process in just 1 e-mail, but let’s start with where you should be placing your keywords.

NOTE: In examples below, I am going to place a * inrepparttar 108605 HTML – some websites convertrepparttar 108606 html into a link automatically, so to avoid that…

1. Use your keywords in text links for ALL links - inbound and outbound.

Here is an example of a text link: <*a href="url" rel="nofollow">your link text with keyword<*/a> Whether you are linking to pages within your site, or to pages outside your site, don't use graphics for your navigation links. Also try to include your best keywords inrepparttar 108607 link text that navigates to pages optimized for those keywords.

2. Use your keywords inrepparttar 108608 page's title tag.

This is a title tag: <*title> keywords in your title

Always make sure your keyword is included in this tag. Try to make your keyword or keyphraserepparttar 108609 first word. Each page on your site should have its own title tag, with its own keyword.

3. Put your keyword in your description tag.

This is what a description tag looks like:

<*meta name="description" content="keyword in your description">

Try to include your keyword or keyphrase intorepparttar 108610 description at least once. Twice is better, but no more than that.

4. Even though most engines don't care, place your keywords in a keywords tag.

<*meta name="keywords" content="some keywords">

Google no longer looks at this tag - nor do most ofrepparttar 108611 other major engines - but it cannot hurt to put in a few keywords for those small, specialized engines that consider this tag additional relevant text on your page. Include your most important keyword forrepparttar 108612 page first. Then add a few related keywords or keyphrases. Most people separate them with commas, but you don't have to.

5. Make sure you use your keyword in your H tags.

This is an example of an H tag:

<*H1>keyword in your headline<*/H1>

In HTML, H tags are for "headers." They range in size from H1 (the largest) to H6 (the smallest). ALL H tags are given more weight regular text. Bigger H sizes count more than smaller H sizes.

The Only Traffic Secret You'll Ever Need For Your Home Based Business

Written by John Stafford


Copyright 2005 John Stafford

So what is this all important secret? It can generate you 1000's of free visitors to your site plus hundreds of links and sales.

The experts have been using it for years though chances are you haven't thought much about it.

Well,repparttar answer is....

**Drum Roll Please**

"Posting On Popular Forums and Discussion Boards"

I kid you not, I routinely use this method to rack up 1000-2000 visitors a month for free to my website of choice.

There's an art though, here are a few ways for you to maximize your returns when posting for traffic that very few people ever use:

1. The Title

Think about it - Just likerepparttar 108604 subject of an e-mail gets you to read it,repparttar 108605 title of a post or response can make or break your efforts.

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