Make The Search Engines Love Your SiteWritten by Matt Colyer
Most webmasters have no idea on how to make a search engine friendly web site. If you are one of them this will all change by following these steps below. 1. Research keywords - Before you start to build your web site you should research your keywords or your site may get hurt in short term. Use keyword research tool, use Overture to research most popular keywords that are related to your site. Overture will show you how much traffic each keyword has got in past 30 days. 2. Create a list of about 50 to 100 keywords that you can include within your web pages. After having completed above research, you should have found keywords that were searched on most frequently, but few competing sites. 3. Write a paragraph of at least 250, but better with 500 words of text for top of each web page. Put your keywords within this text, but be careful because you could repeat your keywords to much and make sure paragraph makes sense with all those keywords, remember visitors are more important then search engines. 4. Optimize meta tags - Meta tags have lost there touch with most search engines, but they still help! The most important meta tags are keyword and description meta tags. Include your keywords within each of these meta tags. Your keyword meta tag should include most frequently used keywords contained within your web page, but keep it short to about 10 to 15.
| | Gogle Search Engine - Analyzing the Misspelling StrategyWritten by Alec Duncan
To Gogle, Or Not To Gogle? A while back I was posting an article submitted by one of our regular authors on LilEngine.com and I did it a bit faster than I normally would. I was in a hurry to catch an appointment and was already running late. While posting article I tripped on something that would change my view on mistakes forever. In my haste I made a mistake in article’s title, yes a misspelling, just as I have purposely misspelt Google Search Engine as Gogle Search Engine in title of this article to clue you in on its content. Weirdly enough mistake in title I posted slipped by unnoticed and eventually got pushed off homepage and into our archives. If you follow course of your content pages after posting them they usually go into hiding for a few days and then resurface with varying placement depending on their content and other variables. Every now and again you will have some page on your site that attracts large amounts of traffic compared to some of your other pages. This page inevitably grabs your attention and this is what happened to me. I noticed a large increase in daily traffic to ourSearch Engine Optimization site www.lilengine.com and started analyzing logs to find culprit. Now, I describe it as a large increase in traffic as opposed to a large spike in traffic as this traffic gain did not suddenly appear then disappear. It was a stable increase in traffic and was funneled to our site by Gogle Search Engine :-). It so followed that page that was responsible for this flood was same page with mistake and it was showing up as #1 in Google for this keyword misspelling.
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