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Planning A Web Design Strategy To Include Search Engine Marketing (SEM)

Posted on July 31, 2010 by Alex De Thomson

The phrase \”web design strategy\” means a range of different things to different people, and involves more than merely \”design\” decisions. The term seems to imply that the issue is about color… Continue reading →

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Organic SEO Company determines future

Posted on July 31, 2010 by john lolo

At this early stage of SEO infancy, it is important for Search Engine Optimization specialists to virally spread the word of SEO across the world. Although in the minds of many internet marketers SEO is the ultimate tool to attracting clients, small and large businesses have yet to adapt and understand really how effective SEO is. Continue reading →

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Professional Internet Marketer Tools

Posted on June 11, 2010 by

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Search Engine Submission Service Scheme

Posted on August 6, 2009 by

Author : Alex De Thomson

One of the most important factors in search engine optimization is back links. In the last years no website has ranked for any keyword just by buying a search engines submission service. Since 2004, if not earlier, all the important spiders have learned to auto discovery web sites by following links from other domains.

When Altavista.com and Inktomi were still important players in the search engines market, spending hours submitting all URLs in a website every couple of weeks, together with well optimized meta tags and an high keyword density would easily rank almost any keyword. Search engine optimization is currently a totally different game.

Today almost every search engine shows results from Google, Yahoo or MSN. Having a high keyword density, optimized meta tags and submitting a website to the search engines isn’t going to take a domain anywhere near the top ten positions without incoming links. Most of the techniques used in 2007 are already obsolete, if not prohibited, and search engine submissions is now as worthless as it has been for half a decade. It has been several years since the submission pages were a click away from the index of search engines, exactly the same time it has been a useless technique.

Having your website crawled and indexed is probably the last preoccupation of every SEO. Once a website is properly optimized and the link building campaign starts, search engine spiders will include your complete website in their index automatically in no time. You should not worry about the submission part itself, optimizing and ranking a website is a much more complex job that largely depends on content and incoming links. Worry about achieving the highest amount of quality back links, create quality content for your users and you’ll accomplish much better results than just paying a submission service.

If you still have the need of submitting your site, all major search engines apart from automatically discovering your website now offer a much more evolved form of submission. Google, Yahoo and MSN are all offering free webmaster accounts where you can add your complete sitemap in different formats. Your URL won’t magically start ranking after you submit your sitemap but at least you’ll have a real updated control of your submission.

It is important to differentiate between search engine submission services and search engine inclusion services. Once a website is submitted the service you have ordered is completed and actual indexing in the important search engines is not guaranteed. If you are completely new to search engine optimization a search engines inclusion services might be a good option while you learn the basics of SEO. Search engine inclusion services, most of the time, are based on actual SEO techniques and guarantee your website will be “spidered” in a limited amount of time or your money will be refunded.

Even if SEO is not as easy as many people make it look, to understand the basic concepts is extremely important. Before you throw your money down the drain and expect impossible results we highly recommend a little research.

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Getting Second Tier Links

Posted on July 26, 2009 by

Author : Mollie Holman

If you are embarking on an SEO campaign you will know that it is important to get links to your website. This article will look at quality links and ways in which you can get them.

Authority Sites

You are probably aware that the best type of links you can get are those from authority sites. These are sites that have a high PageRank and a lot of links to them. Usually they are information sites that help people in your industry. Obtaining a link from these sites is like gold and will really help your rankings. However the biggest problem is that links from these sites are notoriously difficult to get and so you may be disappointed. You should always make sure you ask the webmasters of these sites to link to you but if they say no you need to adapt your strategy.

Second Tier Sites

If you do have difficulty getting links from authority sites then you can change tactics. The best thing to do is look at all the sites that the authority site links to. You will then need to check each of them out and contact them in order to request them to link to you.

This can be a really successful strategy as you will get some influence from the authority site if you get links from the sites it links to. Obviously these links will not have the same value as those from the authority sites but they will still be important and so should not be ignored.

Link Value

All links have different value and the in some ways a good way to tell is by checking the PageRank of a site that you are requesting a link from. The higher the PageRank the more important the link is. This seems strange because surely a link is a link but this is not the case.

When Google counts your links it also gives an importance to your links and the more important links you have the higher you will appear in the search results.

Anchor Text

Obviously when you are requesting links from both authority and second tier sites it is important to request anchor text that includes your keywords. This is absolutely vital to appearing at the top of the search engines for your chosen keywords. The more links you have that contain your keywords the more chance you have of appearing high up. In addition to that if your anchor text is used on authority or second tier sites that are relevant to you it will have even more importance and really help your campaign.

Conclusion

Many people will request links from authority sites and if they get rejected they will just move on and try something else. If you adopt the strategy discussed in this article you will not just be losing an authority site that said no. It is always important with any SEO campaign that you are flexible and able to adapt as things change if you do this then your chance of being successful is far greater. You could be surprised that if you get a lot of links from second tier sites that your ranking will increase far more quickly than you would have expected and this can only benefit your site and your business in the long run.

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