| 1 |
Naming your website. Try to name your website if possible
with at least one of your main keywords in it. For example
if we were JTSearchEngineOptimization.com if someone types
in JT, Search, engine, optimization or any combination of
the three or four words we will achieve high relevance
under those keyword phrases. |
| 2 |
Content rich pages. By this we mean having some relevant
graphics and text on your pages that utilizes your main
keywords for that particular page. For the graphics use ALT
Tags with relevant text so the graphics are read as page
text also. Also page text needs to be strategically placed
on the page. You can’t just throw text on your page. It has
to be located where it will achieve the most relevancy. |
| 3 |
Utilize keyword density and keyword proximity on your
pages. There are formulas for these that every seo expert
should know. These mean just understanding how many times
to utilize a particular keyword phrase and where to place
it on the website. |
| 4 |
You need to have relevant meta tags. You need to have your
targeted keywords for a particular page in your title tags,
alt tags, description tags, keyword tags and your headers. |
| 5 |
Links, linkage, link popularity, page rank or like I like
to say link relevancy is important also and most times
completely misunderstood. A link is basically someone
placing a button, text or a banner of yours on their web
site that links to your website. We go to many websites
that have thousands of links but yet they are ranked
1,405,560,049 under their main keyword phrase they are
targeting. Then we go to one that has 10 links and they are
ranked 10th on Google under the same keyword phrase. Why?
Relevancy is the answer. |
| 6 |
Interlinking all pages together and to the index page of
the website is important. |
| 7 |
Naming your pages utilizing very relevant keyword phrases
is very important. |
| 8 |
Anchor text which is the text that is used on your link is
very important. |
| 9 |
Creating a web site that is easy for the search engines and
people to navigate. |
| 10 |
Having a site map on your index page so that the search
engines can spider every page of your web site at once. |