February 26th, 2009 by admin
Site indexing on Google means if the site is recognized by Google, or if it’s appearing on Google search results. Many of us don’t even know if our site is indexed on this search engine.
If you are not sure that your website is appearing on Google results, then go to www.google.com/yahoo.com/msn and search for site www.yourdomain.com.
If the displayed result is “site not found”, it means that the website is not present in the Google index. If the site is in the Google index, then search result would display the pages from your site only. If no webpages are indexed, this maybe because of the web domain being new or recently launched with not enough high value backlinks to make it into the index.
If your website is not indexed, then you should either
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February 24th, 2009 by admin
Anchor text for the uninitiated, is the visible text of a link. If you want to link to a friend’s blog for example, you can place his name in the anchor text.
Check out Jerry White’s blog.
However If you are more smart and SEO-aware, you would use a more relevant keyword as your anchor text, such as:
Check out Jerry White’s blog on Web Design
This will cause his blog to rank well for Web design, although there will be other factors responsible for this as well. Thus the anchor text of the links to your site greatly determine your site’s ranking.
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February 22nd, 2009 by admin
Many web designers and developers often overlook the footer text. But, it can be a profitable element for any website looking forward to get an SEO advantage along with an additional traffic. Footer is a small text placed at the bottom of a page. It is sometimes clickable or the text written is a copyright notice.
Always remember that the first and the last thing a crawler sees, is most important. Therefore, the top of a page is optimized to get the attention of crawler, but we often tend to ignore the footer part. It is one of the important elements that boost the overall amount of traffic coming to your site. The bottom of every page should be optimized for including wide range of subjects covered on the entire site.
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February 18th, 2009 by admin
Title tags have been and will always be amongst the “big three” factors for acquiring high search engine ranking. These are often seen carrying more weight than other on site optimization factors. As the words in the title tag appear in the clickable link on search engine results, writing perfect title may result in getting more clickthroughs.
Linking to the title tag is mostly done because it is easy to tweak and have direct or you can say immediate effect on the SERP of major search engines. But, the most difficult part for an SEO is to get the perfect combination of keywords for title tags that will provide better search engine ranking results.
Before getting into the discussion of writing a perfect title, let’s find out the “don’t do” factors associated with title tags.
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