If you want to take advantage of Google Sitemaps, you need to place a Sitemap-formatted file on your webserver. By doing so you enable Google's crawlers to find out what pages are present and which have recently changed, and to crawl your site accordingly. Google Sitemaps can help to get more of your web pages crawled and can also enable you to tell Google when contents on your site changes.

Part 2 Tips 4 tags

Meta tags are descriptive tags used by website designers to explain to search engines exactly what your website is all about. They look like this,

These tags should be placed inside and of your page. You don’t really need to worry to much about what each one means, just be sure to include lots of keyword rich phrases in “ description” tag and all carefully chosen keywords in “keywords” tag. The rest is self-explanatory. Although not all search engines bother with these tags it is important that you include them for engines that do use them.

You can always get them done free online at http://www.submitcorner.com/Tools/Meta/

The title tag is important one, it’s your shop window if you like. Target right keywords or phrase as I showed you in part one, (you can still view it here http://.small-website-advice.com/wordpress) and be sure to include it in your title tag for maximum effect. If every page has a different description in title tag at top of page you can expand number of searches you can compete for

More tips with tags

Another title tag is tag you can use after a url such as this

result" target="_blank">The title tag

here is result