Showing posts with label keywords. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keywords. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

SEO Tip 003; Commitment to Keywords; Keywords in the Description


 
“A Description” tells the search engine what your web page is about. You have to make your description easy for the search engine to understand and interesting enough for visitors to want to know more.

 A description is part of a web page''s Meta Tag; which is located between the open and closing head tags on a web page. These tags aare NOT seen when you view the page, however the Title and Description are seen in the Search Engines when you search for a keyword. For this reason, your Title and your Description are important.  "The Google allows around 150 spaces for the description.  The description should include your keywords in the first sentence.
 
 
Example of What Meta Tags Look Like:
 
Free SEO Tools<title>Free SEO Tools



Example of What the Title and the Description Look Like in the Search Engine:
 
seoworkinprogress.com/
Make your web site a small city. Get visitors, easy, fast, affordable, reliable ..............
 
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Even when you use professional SEO Software,  you need to clearly understand what your keywords are.  Keywords in the domain name; keywords in the page title; keywords in the description all show a commitment to a keyword(s).  Certainly when you have your keyword in H1 (Heading; size 1) as the beginning text on your web page, and when your content furthers your commitment to your keyword(s), you have in the mind of the search engines, a commitment to your keyword(s).  This is the first and most important steps in the Search Engine Optimization process.

See that wasn't so hard.  Yes, SEO is complex, but when you expand your learning curve, a little each day, the curve becomes easier and more understandable.  Keywords are the foundation for your web site, get it wrong and everything will be off track.

Think of your keyword(s) as your significant other.  Show continued commitment and loyality to your keyword(s) and they will out-perform your competitors for selected keywords in time.  Each of your web pages within your web site are ranked independent of each other.  This gives each of your pages a fair shot at out ranking competitors.

When using professional SEO software, always keep in mind that Google deliberately doesn't allow third parties accesses to certain information about your site, or any one's site.  Some things "the Google" keeps private.  Ranking high in the search engines is a science, which operates based on a formula.  Each SEO tip that I include within this blog is a part of that formula which has over 200 different factors.

To get a better understanding of how to find out more about your keywords, use the free SEO tools on www.seoworkinprogress.com .  Also take a look at the SEO web hosting, by Hostgator. 



Friday, July 5, 2013

Keywords in the Domain Name; How Do They Rank

Understand the significance of having your keyword in your domain name;  It's important.  And even more interesting is that if your keyword in your domain name is the first word of in the domain name you get better traction with "the Google".

However, it's also clear that sites which don't meet certain standards, won't rank high, even if they have exact keywords in the domain name. 

For tips on how "the Google" ranks sites, stay tuned to this blog, I'll discuss them one by one.  It could take well over a year.

If you're interested in an overall method of Internet Marketing skills, you may want to pick up my book on Amazon:  Profits in Niche Websites, Monthly Income
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Ups. also know that when you order a domain name with a country designation, your site can rank higher for that particular country, but may limit its ranking in other countries.  So keep this in mind when ordering domain names with country destinations.  (Note:  We think its better to stick with a dot com)

If you want to use our free SEO tools, please find them at SEO Work in Progress.  We are more than happy to help enlighten web site owners on the status of their web sites.

Friday, May 17, 2013

The IRS Can Use Keywords to Pin-Point Any Group of Taxpayers

What I want my readers to fully understand is the following excerpt from a news story which was published on Google today; from USA Today;  (This excerpt is from the IRS Tea Party Scandal)

"Miller said only two employees were disciplined: One, who sent inappropriate follow-up questions to Tea Party groups, was reassigned. Another was given "oral counseling" for compiling the list of keywords that were used to hold up applications of political groups."  You can read the entire article

In my e-Book  "Web Site Success & the IRS" this is the type of actions I attempt to alert high income website owners about.  The IRS can create a program with 'keywords' to pinpoint ANY select group of people.  The e-Book list way the IRS catches web site owners and other high income taxpayers, who forgot to report some of their income.



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