Last time, we discussed how search engine optimization could make you money and this week, we shall proceed to how you can actually optimize your site.
How you can optimize your web content?.
In simple terms, search engine optimization is like switching sides with information seekers who use the search engines to get what they want.
So, to optimize your website, you need to know what your potential visitors would be looking for in terms of information, how they want it and what terms they are most likely going to use in their search. Before I go into details, it is important that I explain little on how the search engines work.
When an information seeker goes online with no idea of where to get what he wants, his natural first stop is at the engines. He makes a search by asking a question or by the use of the common jargons in the area where he is making his search. These jargons can be a word, phrase or two; it could even be a complete sentence. He writes this into the search box and clicks on “search” as the case may be.
From his click on search, the search engine searches through the “world wide web” for websites that has as little as an alphabet - related information on what was typed into the search box. It searches through and presents the relevant sites according to their level of relevance – from the most relevant to the least.
Now, depending on your use of the relevant “keywords” of your niche on your site, your website gets ranked on the search engines. Though criteria of ranking on top are constantly put on review by the search engine webmasters, two of them still has a great deal of relevance when it comes to ranking on top in search results. They are - the relevance and frequency of keywords used.
Keywords are individual words that best describe what the seeker of information is actually looking for. The more specific they are, the more relevant are the search results that are produced.
If the web surfer is looking for information on the best feeds that are available in his country for his fish, and he types in just ‘fish’ or ‘feeds’, results would be somewhat confusing. This is because of the fact that in the case of the ‘fish’, the engine would search the web and come up with all sites that make use of the word ‘fish’ regardless of how it is used. By this I mean the search engine could come with a search result that rank site that has nothing doing with fish rearing at all as one of the top ten websites to visit. Same goes with the search on the word ‘feeds’. ‘Fish feeds’ is more specific and result oriented keyword search than the words used individually.
‘Fish feeds’ would stream line the search down to feeds that are meant for fishes, this can be further cut down to say, ‘cat fish feeds’ as the case maybe. This is how keywords work for information seekers, now what of the information providers like you, how relevant are the keywords to you?
Relevance of keywords to web masters.
At the beginning of this post, I said that the best way to optimize your website is by switching sides with internet surfers who need what you provide.
First thing to do is to ask your self is that if you are to make a search for something in your very own niche market, how would you do it, what would you type into the search box, what important words or jargons would you use to search for it?
Your answer(s) to these questions would give you a good idea of what your potential customers are using to find what you have to offer online. They would make their search and either find you or your competitors in the business. It should be you and your business that they should find and not your competitors’. Don’t you agree? To this end I strongly advise that you stick around and pay good attention to the following tips on how to out - do your competitors on the search engine. But… that would be next time, till then, play safe.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
how you optimize your web content?
Last time, we discussed how search engine optimization could make you money and this week, we shall proceed to how you can actually optimize your site.
How you can optimize your web content?.
In simple terms, search engine optimization is like switching sides with information seekers who use the search engines to get what they want.
So, to optimize your website, you need to know what your potential visitors would be looking for in terms of information, how they want it and what terms they are most likely going to use in their search. Before I go into details, it is important that I explain little on how the search engines work.
When an information seeker goes online with no idea of where to get what he wants, his natural first stop is at the engines. He makes a search by asking a question or by the use of the common jargons in the area where he is making his search. These jargons can be a word, phrase or two; it could even be a complete sentence. He writes this into the search box and clicks on “search” as the case may be.
From his click on search, the search engine searches through the “world wide web” for websites that has as little as an alphabet - related information on what was typed into the search box. It searches through and presents the relevant sites according to their level of relevance – from the most relevant to the least.
Now, depending on your use of the relevant “keywords” of your niche on your site, your website gets ranked on the search engines. Though criteria of ranking on top are constantly put on review by the search engine webmasters, two of them still has a great deal of relevance when it comes to ranking on top in search results. They are - the relevance and frequency of keywords used.
Keywords are individual words that best describe what the seeker of information is actually looking for. The more specific they are, the more relevant are the search results that are produced.
If the web surfer is looking for information on the best feeds that are available in his country for his fish, and he types in just ‘fish’ or ‘feeds’, results would be somewhat confusing. This is because of the fact that in the case of the ‘fish’, the engine would search the web and come up with all sites that make use of the word ‘fish’ regardless of how it is used. By this I mean the search engine could come with a search result that rank site that has nothing doing with fish rearing at all as one of the top ten websites to visit. Same goes with the search on the word ‘feeds’. ‘Fish feeds’ is more specific and result oriented keyword search than the words used individually.
‘Fish feeds’ would stream line the search down to feeds that are meant for fishes, this can be further cut down to say, ‘cat fish feeds’ as the case maybe. This is how keywords work for information seekers, now what of the information providers like you, how relevant are the keywords to you?
Relevance of keywords to web masters.
At the beginning of this post, I said that the best way to optimize your website is by switching sides with internet surfers who need what you provide.
First thing to do is to ask your self is that if you are to make a search for something in your very own niche market, how would you do it, what would you type into the search box, what important words or jargons would you use to search for it?
Your answer(s) to these questions would give you a good idea of what your potential customers are using to find what you have to offer online. They would make their search and either find you or your competitors in the business. It should be you and your business that they should find and not your competitors’. Don’t you agree? To this end I strongly advise that you stick around and pay good attention to the following tips on how to out - do your competitors on the search engine. But… that would be next time, till then, play safe.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
How you can optimize your web content?.
In simple terms, search engine optimization is like switching sides with information seekers who use the search engines to get what they want.
So, to optimize your website, you need to know what your potential visitors would be looking for in terms of information, how they want it and what terms they are most likely going to use in their search. Before I go into details, it is important that I explain little on how the search engines work.
When an information seeker goes online with no idea of where to get what he wants, his natural first stop is at the engines. He makes a search by asking a question or by the use of the common jargons in the area where he is making his search. These jargons can be a word, phrase or two; it could even be a complete sentence. He writes this into the search box and clicks on “search” as the case may be.
From his click on search, the search engine searches through the “world wide web” for websites that has as little as an alphabet - related information on what was typed into the search box. It searches through and presents the relevant sites according to their level of relevance – from the most relevant to the least.
Now, depending on your use of the relevant “keywords” of your niche on your site, your website gets ranked on the search engines. Though criteria of ranking on top are constantly put on review by the search engine webmasters, two of them still has a great deal of relevance when it comes to ranking on top in search results. They are - the relevance and frequency of keywords used.
Keywords are individual words that best describe what the seeker of information is actually looking for. The more specific they are, the more relevant are the search results that are produced.
If the web surfer is looking for information on the best feeds that are available in his country for his fish, and he types in just ‘fish’ or ‘feeds’, results would be somewhat confusing. This is because of the fact that in the case of the ‘fish’, the engine would search the web and come up with all sites that make use of the word ‘fish’ regardless of how it is used. By this I mean the search engine could come with a search result that rank site that has nothing doing with fish rearing at all as one of the top ten websites to visit. Same goes with the search on the word ‘feeds’. ‘Fish feeds’ is more specific and result oriented keyword search than the words used individually.
‘Fish feeds’ would stream line the search down to feeds that are meant for fishes, this can be further cut down to say, ‘cat fish feeds’ as the case maybe. This is how keywords work for information seekers, now what of the information providers like you, how relevant are the keywords to you?
Relevance of keywords to web masters.
At the beginning of this post, I said that the best way to optimize your website is by switching sides with internet surfers who need what you provide.
First thing to do is to ask your self is that if you are to make a search for something in your very own niche market, how would you do it, what would you type into the search box, what important words or jargons would you use to search for it?
Your answer(s) to these questions would give you a good idea of what your potential customers are using to find what you have to offer online. They would make their search and either find you or your competitors in the business. It should be you and your business that they should find and not your competitors’. Don’t you agree? To this end I strongly advise that you stick around and pay good attention to the following tips on how to out - do your competitors on the search engine. But… that would be next time, till then, play safe.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
Friday, April 30, 2010
S E O
To cut long story short, search engine optimization (SEO) is a method of web content creation that helps to put your website/blogs right in front of internet surfers as the no. 1 choice of place to get what they are searching for.
Anyone looking for some kind of information or the other would make a search first, on the search engines. It is from the results generated by the engine, the person would proceed on his search and this happens more often than not! So, you see why it is so important to make your web contents search friendly. Most of your new visitors would come from the search engines, very FEW would visit from other sources, trust me!
From my previous publications on this topic, I took time to explain how important it is to make navigation through your website simple and easy now, here’s your chance to grow fat on this all important move.
Naturally, as humans, we prefer well organized neat, “nice up” stuffs and would run from messed up, rough and unorganized stuffs and places. You know why? Of course you do!
Organized neat systems look so simple, interesting and very attractive so you get to spend more time within. More so its fun to move around in such places as well as it is pleasurable; in fact, you don’t wanna leave once you enter. So, how you would make money with a highly organized website is quite obvious. But how does SEO make you money?
How SEO make you money.
Its simple and logical, it is a matter of putting one and one together to make two.
Well arranged, organized sites encourage people to spend more time on them – true but that is if the right set of people gets to see it. I mean, no matter how well designed a site is, it makes no sense surfing through if I have nothing to do with the information it provides. For instance, you don’t expect someone looking for the best deals on auto mobile to sit down and start reading through a site about VIAGRA AND SEX!
This is where search engines come in. Search is the place where seekers of information on the internet visit and re visit. Unless I got the site offline somewhere, somehow, I get to use the search engine to know the right sites to visit for the information that I seek.
Regardless of your experience on the net, you still get to use the engines; this is because the search engines are the easiest and quickest way to whatever information you seek. Now, it is an open secret that several millions of searches are made daily on various search engines. Imagine that of a million searches, your website ranks within the first 10 all the time, I mean, just imagine.
Imagine that a million searches were made for information on your very niche market in a day and your site happens to be one of the first 10 all that time. There are chances that your site is visited as many times as a hundred thousand (out of the million times it appeared on top of the search engine results).
Now, if this happens to your very well organized website in a single day and you have the PPCs, PPAs, and PPPs strategically placed on it. Imagine what can happen to your bank account by month end!
For clarity, lets go over the story again - your website is well organized, with easy and simple navigation features, it is search engine optimized and well studded with pay per click, action or play ads which makes you money each time the ads are clicked! Now, a swarm of visitors come visiting through the search engines (like a hundred thousand, even ten thousand visitors) on your site.
Due to its attractive nature and visitor friendly features, people tend to spend more time on it and when they do they are reading through the site. If your ads are well placed, there’s a good chance of them catching your visitors’ attention and there’s a very high probability that at least, of the 100 000 or 10 000 visitors, 10% of the total visitors would click on at least an ad and some could end up clicking on a couple of ads before they leave! Now, if you are this lucky, you could be smiling to that bank month ending with a fat check in your hand, all from working from home!
This is how SEO can make you money, next time; we shall proceed to the ‘how to’ of optimizing your website. I normally, update this blog every two weeks meaning that two weeks from now, the continuation of this post would be available God’s grace. Till, then I’ll say keep shooting and stay out of trouble.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. Its http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
S E O
To cut long story short, search engine optimization (SEO) is a method of web content creation that helps to put your website/blogs right in front of internet surfers as the no. 1 choice of place to get what they are searching for.
Anyone looking for some kind of information or the other would make a search first, on the search engines. It is from the results generated by the engine, the person would proceed on his search and this happens more often than not! So, you see why it is so important to make your web contents search friendly. Most of your new visitors would come from the search engines, very FEW would visit from other sources, trust me!
From my previous publications on this topic, I took time to explain how important it is to make navigation through your website simple and easy now, here’s your chance to grow fat on this all important move.
Naturally, as humans, we prefer well organized neat, “nice up” stuffs and would run from messed up, rough and unorganized stuffs and places. You know why? Of course you do!
Organized neat systems look so simple, interesting and very attractive so you get to spend more time within. More so its fun to move around in such places as well as it is pleasurable; in fact, you don’t wanna leave once you enter. So, how you would make money with a highly organized website is quite obvious. But how does SEO make you money?
How SEO make you money.
Its simple and logical, it is a matter of putting one and one together to make two.
Well arranged, organized sites encourage people to spend more time on them – true but that is if the right set of people gets to see it. I mean, no matter how well designed a site is, it makes no sense surfing through if I have nothing to do with the information it provides. For instance, you don’t expect someone looking for the best deals on auto mobile to sit down and start reading through a site about “VIAGRA AND SEX”!
This is where search engines come in. Search is the place where seekers of information on the internet visit and re visit. Unless I got the site offline somewhere, somehow, I get to use the search engine to know the right sites to visit for the information that I seek.
Regardless of your experience on the net, you still get to use the engines; this is because the search engines are the easiest and quickest way to whatever information you seek. Now, it is an open secret that several millions of searches are made daily on various search engines. Imagine that of a million searches, your website ranks within the first 10 all the time, I mean, just imagine.
Imagine that a million searches were made for information on your very niche market in a day and your site happens to be one of the first 10 all that time. There are chances that your site is visited as many times as a hundred thousand (out of the million times it appeared on top of the search engine results).
Now, if this happens to your very well organized website in a single day and you have the PPCs, PPAs, and PPPs strategically placed on it. Imagine what can happen to your bank account by month end!
For clarity, lets go over the story again - your website is well organized, with easy and simple navigation features, it is search engine optimized and well studded with pay per click, action or play ads which makes you money each time the ads are clicked! Now, a swarm of visitors come visiting through the search engines (like a hundred thousand, even ten thousand visitors) on your site.
Due to its attractive nature and visitor friendly features, people tend to spend more time on it and when they do they are reading through the site. If your ads are well placed, there’s a good chance of them catching your visitors’ attention and there’s a very high probability that at least, of the 100 000 or 10 000 visitors, 10% of the total visitors would click on at least an ad and some could end up clicking on a couple of ads before they leave! Now, if you are this lucky, you could be smiling to that bank month ending with a fat check in your hand, all from “working from home”!
This is how SEO can make you money, next time; we shall proceed to the ‘how to’ of optimizing your website. I normally, update this blog every two weeks meaning that two weeks from now, the continuation of this post would be available God’s grace.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. Its http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
S E O
To cut long story short, search engine optimization (SEO) is a method of web content creation that helps to put your website/blogs right in front of internet surfers as the no. 1 choice of place to get what they are searching for.
Anyone looking for some kind of information or the other would make a search first, on the search engines. It is from the results generated by the engine, the person would proceed on his search and this happens more often than not! So, you see why it is so important to make your web contents search friendly. Most of your new visitors would come from the search engines, very FEW would visit from other sources, trust me!
From my previous publications on this topic, I took time to explain how important it is to make navigation through your website simple and easy now, here’s your chance to grow fat on this all important move.
Naturally, as humans, we prefer well organized neat, “nice up” stuffs and would run from messed up, rough and unorganized stuffs and places. You know why? Of course you do!
Organized neat systems look so simple, interesting and very attractive so you get to spend more time within. More so its fun to move around in such places as well as it is pleasurable; in fact, you don’t wanna leave once you enter. So, how you would make money with a highly organized website is quite obvious. But how does SEO make you money?
How SEO make you money.
Its simple and logical, it is a matter of putting one and one together to make two.
Well arranged, organized sites encourage people to spend more time on them – true but that is if the right set of people gets to see it. I mean, no matter how well designed a site is, it makes no sense surfing through if I have nothing to do with the information it provides. For instance, you don’t expect someone looking for the best deals on auto mobile to sit down and start reading through a site about “VIAGRA AND SEX”!
This is where search engines come in. Search is the place where seekers of information on the internet visit and re visit. Unless I got the site offline somewhere, somehow, I get to use the search engine to know the right sites to visit for the information that I seek.
Regardless of your experience on the net, you still get to use the engines; this is because the search engines are the easiest and quickest way to whatever information you seek. Now, it is an open secret that several millions of searches are made daily on various search engines. Imagine that of a million searches, your website ranks within the first 10 all the time, I mean, just imagine.
Imagine that a million searches were made for information on your very niche market in a day and your site happens to be one of the first 10 all that time. There are chances that your site is visited as many times as a hundred thousand (out of the million times it appeared on top of the search engine results).
Now, if this happens to your very well organized website in a single day and you have the PPCs, PPAs, and PPPs strategically placed on it. Imagine what can happen to your bank account by month end!
For clarity, lets go over the story again - your website is well organized, with easy and simple navigation features, it is search engine optimized and well studded with pay per click, action or play ads which makes you money each time the ads are clicked! Now, a swarm of visitors come visiting through the search engines (like a hundred thousand, even ten thousand visitors) on your site.
Due to its attractive nature and visitor friendly features, people tend to spend more time on it and when they do they are reading through the site. If your ads are well placed, there’s a good chance of them catching your visitors’ attention and there’s a very high probability that at least, of the 100 000 or 10 000 visitors, 10% of the total visitors would click on at least an ad and some could end up clicking on a couple of ads before they leave! Now, if you are this lucky, you could be smiling to that bank month ending with a fat check in your hand, all from “working from home”!
This is how SEO can make you money, next time; we shall proceed to the ‘how to’ of optimizing your website. I normally, update this blog every two weeks meaning that two weeks from now, the continuation of this post would be available God’s grace. Till, then I’ll say keep shooting and stay out of trouble.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. Its http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
JAINX - #2
-Last time, we discussed how search engine optimization could make you money and this week, we shall proceed to how you can actually optimize your site.
How you can optimize your website.
In simple terms, search engine optimization is like switching sides with information seekers who use the search engines to get what they want.
So, to optimize your website, you need to know what your potential visitors would be looking for in terms of information, how they want it and what terms they are most likely going to use in their search. Before I go into details, it is important that I explain little on how the search engines work.
When an information seeker goes online with no idea of where to get what he wants, his natural first stop is at the engines. He makes a search by asking a question or by the use of the common jargons in the area where he is making his search. These jargons can be a word, phrase or two; it could even be a complete sentence. He writes this into the search box and clicks on “search” as the case may be.
From his click on search, the search engine searches through the “world wide web” for websites that has as little as an alphabet - related information on what was typed into the search box. It searches through and presents the relevant sites according to their level of relevance – from the most relevant to the least.
Now, depending on your use of the relevant “keywords” of your niche on your site, your website gets ranked on the search engines. Though criteria of ranking on top are constantly put on review by the search engine webmasters, two of them still has a great deal of relevance when it comes to ranking on top in search results. They are - the relevance and frequency of keywords used.
Keywords are individual words that best describe what the seeker of information is actually looking for. The more specific they are, the more relevant are the search results that are produced.
If the web surfer is looking for information on the best feeds that are available in his country for his fish, and he types in just ‘fish’ or ‘feeds’, results would be somewhat confusing. This is because of the fact that in the case of the ‘fish’, the engine would search the web and come up with all sites that make use of the word ‘fish’ regardless of how it is used. By this I mean the search engine could come with a search result that rank site that has nothing doing with fish rearing at all as one of the top ten websites to visit. Same goes with the search on the word ‘feeds’. ‘Fish feeds’ is more specific and result oriented keyword search than the words used individually.
‘Fish feeds’ would stream line the search down to feeds that are meant for fishes, this can be further cut down to say, ‘cat fish feeds’ as the case maybe. This is how keywords work for information seekers, now what of the information providers like you, how relevant are the keywords to you?
Relevance of keywords to web masters.
At the beginning of this post, I said that the best way to optimize your website is by switching sides with internet surfers who need what you provide.
First thing to do is to ask your self is that if you are to make a search for something in your very own niche market, how would you do it, what would you type into the search box, what important words or jargons would you use to search for it?
Your answer(s) to these questions would give you a good idea of what your potential customers are using to find what you have to offer online. They would make their search and either find you or your competitors in the business. It should be you and your business that they should find and not your competitors’. Don’t you agree? To this end I strongly advise that you stick around and pay good attention to the following tips on how to out - do your competitors on the search engine. But… that would be next time, till then, play safe.
Regards,
Abdurrahman,
http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. Join me on twitter for latest update alerts of this and other blog/websites of mine. http://www.twitter.com/alchemy007.
P.S. For comments/contributions please leave them on this site and don’t hesitate to criticize if need be, but I’ll urge you to be gentle with it. It should be constructive and not destructive. Thank you.
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