Title Meta Tags should include your website's top keywords. For example, if you have a Hawaii travel site it should include keywords: Hawaii travel

Description Meta Tags should also include same keywords

Keyword Meta Tags should include your keywords in various forms, but not more than 5 times, otherwise; search engines will penalize you for spam. For example; cheap Hawaii travel, airfare to Hawaii, Hawaii hotels, cheap travel, Hawaii vacations,

Use Alt tags of images to emphasize your keywords. For example, a picture of palm tree could be alt="Hawaii travel plan"

Submit to search engines monthly, but not more than that, unless you make major changes to content. Be economical, buy and use your own software to submit to search engines. For example, Advanced Site Submitter software submits to main 66 search engines.( see http://www.webmastersprofitpak.net)

Be sure to include a paragraph about your website which includes your key words towards top of your website's home (index page)

2. Join Online Forums

Discuss issues that relate to your website.

Be sure to use a signature that includes your website address and motto

Do not spam forums or they will ban you from participating

The problem with Google AdWords is that it has become very difficult to find keywords at a reasonable price. Bidding on keywords like “make money from home” or something in that range will kill your advertising budget in no time.

So, you have to think out of box, and find a niche.

I use free report from Word Tracker to find those niches. You can sign up for free at Word Tracker, and receive a list with top 500 keywords in your mailbox once a week.

When reading this weeks report, I found a couple of interesting items:

On place 11 on list I found keyword “prom dresses”. A quick search with Overture’s Keyword Selector Tool tells me that there have been 397264 searches for this keyword.

Interesting.

I then launch Overture Bid Tool, to see how much this keyword will cost me.

Only 0.26 for top spot!