Important SEO Tips

How to create Back Link? Make your site a back link Superstar

2011-06-11T02:23:00.000-07:00

There are a number of ways you can get create back links: you can submit articles to article directories (such as ezinearticles), add your site's URL to web directories, pay per click and of course social sites like myspace and facebook. These are all good ways but I've come across a better way.
The quickest, easiest way to create dozens, if not hundreds of back links to your site is to comment on blogs.
Now you can't post to just any blog. First, you have to find a blog that is related to your site. When search engines see a link to your site from a site with quality, related content, they will give you extra points (or stars or smiley faces... whatever).
Once you find blogs with related content you need to narrow down which ones allow "do-follow" links. Many blogs only let people post "no-follow" links. Basically, a no-follow link means people who read that blog can click the link and go to your site BUT the search engines will not give you extra points for having that back link.
The tool I use to promote all of my sites (and other blogs) is Fast Blog Finder. It's free, really easy to use and does all the hard work for you.
It will do a thorough search on a keyword you want to find blogs about. It will give you thousands of results showing the blogs' page rank, domain rank and whether or not they allow "do-follow" links.

Just Follow the following step to make your site a back link superstar

1. Provide more value than other blogs and sites.

2. Add a blog to your site. Blogs are capable of getting a lot more back-link love than regular websites. There are several reasons for this:

o Blogs are tracked in real-time. Blog search engines publish the most recent blog entries they can find. This means your new entries get linked to instantly.

o Blogs are much easier to update than regular websites. You can create a lot more content in the same amount of time. There is no need to design a new page for a new article. You simply write a new article and publish. Your increase in content will increase your visibility and ability to get links.

o Blogs get links from other blogs. If you run a regular website that isn’t a blog, you will have a harder time getting links from bloggers. Bloggers mostly read and follow blogs!

3. Post relentlessly. The more you are able to post, the more you will appear in blog search engines like Technorati, Google Blog Search, and Blog Search Engine. Note: People aren’t going to link to posts that are garbage so don’t sacrifice quality for quantity. If your site isn’t a blog, update often and then go back to #2 and add a blog.

4. Make sure that your blog is set to ping. If you’re using a WordPress blog you will find this in your admin section: Go to Options and then Writing. Make sure that you have some blog search engines in the Update Services box at the bottom. The ones I’m using are:

http://rpc.pingomatic.com/
http://pingoat.com/goat/RPC2/
http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2

5. Use Technocratic tags Getting into more categories in Technorati and other blog search engines will get you more links from them, exposing you to other bloggers and webmasters that can link to you.

6. Create authority posts. An authority post by my definition takes at least 10 hours to write. These are posts that people are likely to be linked to. My post, “5263 Words On Starting A Profitable Blog” has already been linked to quite a bit. Authority posts are more thorough than most other posts.

7. Have your friends tag your best work in Digg.

8. Encourage readers to Digg authority articles. If they like the article or post, they will vote for it for you. It only takes a few seconds.

9. Make your articles easy to Digg. If you look at the end of this article, you will find a button for Digg, Reddit, and some other imporant social bookmarking sites. These can make a huge difference and can add to a lot more exposure and links. To install those buttons I used the Sociable plugin for WordPress.

10. Creating list-posts. Examples: “Top 10 Ways To Stop Being A Lazy Pig”, “Top 5 Internet Marketing Gurus”, “Top 25 Reasons Why 99% Of Bloggers Don’t Make It”, “99 Ways To Make Your Blog Or Site A Backlink Super Power”. People love linking to that stuff.

11. Recognize your field’s gurus

12. Publish an RSS feed.

13. Setup your feed on feedburner

14. Comment on other blogs.

15. Respond to comments left on your blog.

16. Respond to your email..

17. Link out to other blogs like crazy It won’t do you any good to have high pagerank if you don’t have any traffic, and most people don’t realize that the two aren’t as tied together as it seems.

18. Offer to be a guest blogger.

19. Timestamp your posts

20. Show related posts in your blog entries..

21. Use deep-linking. Deep-linking is when you link to older posts or pages in new posts or pages. This article links to quite a few of my older articles that I think are good resources for the people reading this one. This can help your readers and expose your good work to them.

22. Use meme trackers to find hot topics. Meme trackers are sites that track information published on blogs and news sites, and provide information about which topics are the hottest. The big meme trackers are Memeorandum and Techmeme.com.

23. Do blog reviews. (Follow the link to the left to find a list of blogs that do review exchanges.) Tons of webmasters will link to you in exchange for reviewing their site.

24. Do link exchanges. You never know if a sitewik or blog will exchange links with you, unless you ask. Since most bloggers won’t have traditional link pages (thank goodness), you should probably find one of their posts that is interesting, and link to it in one of your articles. Ask them to do the same.

25. Add a page that invites people to link to you.

26. Trade blogroll links. Some bloggers will trade sitewide (this means on every page) or blogroll links. I would only do it if I felt that the site truly had something special to offer to my readers.

27. Ask me to do a link exchange. Better yet, link to me first and then ask me to linkback. I will! Even better, link to me everyday and don’t ask for me to link back.

28. Get a MyBlogLog account..

29. Start a MyBlogLog.com Community.

30. Do article exchanges with webmasters on your field.

31. Do a scheduled, recurring guest blog exchange.

32. Read your posts before publishing..

33. Run spell check.

34. Learn more about your field.

35. Create walk-throughs..

36. Use giveaways. Hold a raffle where you give away something cool. The participants have to link to you in order to get in their name into the raffle. If you gave away an Xbox 360 you would probably get a lot more links than you would if you gave away a snickers bar. (This method is only down this far because it costs money, otherwise it would be very near the top because it works like crazy)

37. Write articles tailored to beginners. Most people in your field are beginners! Most bloggers in general are beginners. You can’t connect with them by writing about PHP scripting and dynamic server protocols. You have to assume that your readers know nothing about the topic without talking down to them. They will show you their appreciation.

38. Submit articles to article sites like: Article Dashboard, GoArticles, and Article City. They will also allow you to place a link to your site at the bottom of the article. You can write an article about anything in your field. Most article sites like the articles to be about 500 words.

39. Submit stories to news sites. Even huge sites like ESPN.com accept stories from free lancers.

40. Review products on your site.

41. Review products on other sites.

42. Write testimonials for sites whose services have helped you. The testimonials themselves will often turn into links, and the webmasters will surely check out your site.

43. Write a testimonial for me.

44. Write and submit a press release..

45. Alert webmasters in your field when you write solid content

46. Alert friends when you create something that will help them. If you’re helping them they should definitely give you some link love.

47. If you don’t have any friends, get some fast.

48. Write to help others. If you can help other people to find more success, you deserve a link from them. You will probably get one.

49. Mentor other aspiring bloggers.

50. Try to meet other bloggers offline. Every city has bloggers and other internet marketers. These relationships can lead to ‘mutual plugging’ and idea swapping.

51. Create surveys. A good survey can make a person (or a group of people) feel important and could lead to some free marketing from them.

52. Poll your readers. People like to participate in polls and are super interested in the outcomes. Many times they will link to the outcome post of a poll just because they participated in the poll.

53. Comment on online newspapers. Most of the links you make won’t have direct SEO benefit thanks to the “no follow” command, but the writers will follow the trail back to your site.

54. Interview other bloggers.

55. Cite the source of your information. This good will often sparks reciprocation. Webmasters and bloggers love to be talked about.

56. Use forums and discussion boards..

57. Ask your local, public library to link to you with their website.

58. Answer people’s questions on Yahoo! Answers..

59. Answer questions on Google Groups. Very similar to the one for Yahoo! Answers.

60. Submit to free web directories. The biggie is DMOZ. (Don’t even bother unless you have at least 100 posts on your blog.) Directories are lists of thousands of sites. One of them should be you!

61. Submit to blog directories like BOTW. Blog directories are thousands of blogs, listed in categories.

62. Submit to paid directories. Don’t do it unless you have to budget. The biggie is Yahoo! Directory.

63. Write controversial content. Sometimes you can really get people talking by criticizing famous people and brands.

64. Write about celebrities. People eat that stuff up and if you write something that people don’t know, you will get links from all over the place.

65. Write about the leaders in your field. Tell others why you think they’re successful.

66. Attack the leaders in your field.

67. Write in English. English is the major language of the internet and blog written in English cater to a much larger audience.

68. Install a text translator on your site.

69. Create a contact page with a contact form. If people don’t have to open up their email to get in touch with you, it will be easier for them to ask you for a link exchange.

70. Create a testimonial page. Allow people to link to themselves in their testimonials. Add your site to our list of sites that want testimonials.

71. Create a Wikipedia page about yourself or your business. Wikipedia links don’t count due to a “no follow” command, but you will gain some exposure that will surely lead to additional links.

72. Create a Squidoo page about yourself.

73. Join the Better Business Bureau - for this one you have to have a business!

74. Join local clubs that have websites. Maybe give them a few pointers for their site and find out if they list members. Include a link on your member’s page.

75. Check for local government directories - it should be easy to get into local, online listings.

76. Donate to an online charity. They usually list contributors. Make sure you donate using the name of your site.

77. Place an ad in Craigslist. (Craigslist is a very large, online classified site)

78. Market your site as a free resource for local businesses..

79. Better yet, hire a publicist. They can probably get you on the news so that lots of people and businesses can use you as a resource.

80. Hire a link building consultant. Andy Hagans is a great one. This one is down this far on the list because it costs $ and isn’t guaranteed.

81. Hire a starving student and pay them $8 an hour to do everything on this list for 8 hours a day.

82. Get some interns that you can teach to build links.

83. Get some interns to write for you..

84. Start a few more blogs.

85. Encourage your friends to start blogs.

86. Create images and tools that people can use on MySpace, FaceBook, and other social networking sites.

87. Link to your blog from your MySpace page.

88. Ask your friends to link to you from their MySpace pages. These links won’t be majorly valuable from an SEO standpoint, but could bring some extra visitors, which lead to additional links.

89. Create a new MySpace page for your site. Become friends with other pages like yours.

90. Create a WordPress template. I’m not a designer, but if I was I would create hundreds of these. If a person uses your template they will be linking to you with every page of their site. There are millions of pages in the world running WordPress.

91. Create a Mambo template. Mambo is a content management system like WordPress that allows users to create websites.

92. Hold and sponser a writing contest in your field with a giveaway to the winner. Make the contestants publish the article on their sites while linking to yours.

93. Create a certification program for sites in your field.

94. Buy links. You can email webmasters asking them to link to you in exchange for hard green. You can also use a service like Text Link Ads to purchase and rent links.

95. Rent links. Same as buying links except the links won’t be permanent. Usually you pay monthly for this type. Check out Text Link Ads for details.

96. Buy posts from other bloggers. You can offer to pay them directly to post about your site, or you can buy posts through services like Pay Per Post and ReviewMe.

97. Start a design company. Add the design service to your site. You can create small sites for individuals and people, adding designed-by links at the bottom of their pages.

98. Donate sites to non-profit organizations.

99. Setup blogs for other people.

100. Help students that are taking HTML classes in college.

101. Donate some time every week to hold Q and A sessions for beginners in your area. They’ll link to you naturally, or you can ask them to.

Encourage friends to bring friends to Q and A sessions. Help them all out. You may get some good ideas yourself and some links from your group

Top SEO trends

2011-06-10T11:39:00.000-07:00

With 2011 middle (till June First weeks), we are all looking ahead optimistically towards the 2^nd half of 2011 & beginning of 2012. In the world of web technology, we have not witnessed any major upheaval this year. Being an ardent web surfer and a webmaster it’s all but natural for me to become curious about what the future holds for us in 2012. The most interesting area to look forward to is Search Engine Optimization (SEO) without which no website under the sun passes the fitness test. The SEO domain has received a tremendous boost from the growing popularity of social networking sites and various improvements in search technology. In this article and the following one, I will share with you some of the SEO trends that you can look forward to next year.

Those who have been in the SEO biz for a number of years know how much more competitive it is these days compared to a few years ago. The number of web pages indexed by search engines has doubled, tripled, and quadrupled in past few years. On top of that, a good portion of site owners and webmasters know just enough SEO to be dangerous. In the golden age of SEO, the vast majority of websites hadn't given a thought to the search engines, and when they did, it was only to place some keywords in their Meta tags. (Which, incidentally, didn’t help then either?) Those were the days when anyone who knew even the slightest bit about SEO could easily rank highly in all the major search engines, with very little effort. Even competitive areas were doable with just a little more work than their non-competitive counterparts. So SEO is become the big thing now. Every website owner want to see their website top of the search engine’s search result page by searching their respective keywords.

It is very much important in case of e-commerce website. Every Ecommerce website owner wants to see their product easily reachable to their client as well as their competitor. Now online sale & buying is become easy but every online shop owner wants to lead their business. So it need to update their website daily or weekly for the purpose of SEO.

SEO Trend 1: The struggle Is violent

These days, it's almost the exact opposite. Even keyword phrases that nobody's searching for can sometimes be difficult to obtain high rankings with unless you really and truly know what you're doing. And even then, those rankings may be here one day and gone the next. The problem is magnified for new businesses and new websites. If your site isn't at least a few years old, your SEO efforts will be less likely to provide the results you want. This is one reason why your website optimization should always be seen as a long-term proposition.
SEO Trend 2: It's About Targeted Traffic, Not Rankings

As we move forward in this industry, webmasters, site owners, and SEOs need to shift their focus from asking how they can get this keyword to this position in this engine to how they can get more targeted traffic and convert it into customers. Unfortunately, a large portion of those looking into SEO services are still seeing the small picture. For instance, on the contact form on our High Rankings site, I ask people to tell me a little bit about their "business goals." A good number who fill it out want something like "top-5 rankings in Google and Yahoo for this keyword." Huh? That's not a business goal! A business goal is more like "Bring more people to my website who are searching online for the types of products we sell." (As a side note, soon after writing this, I got an email from someone whose goal was to have their Flash site be "#1 in all the search engines for the word 'spring.'" I kid you not!)

Don't get me wrong, I very much understand why people would love to move their rankings up from for a highly sought-after and targeted keyword phrase. I'm quite sure it would very much increase their targeted traffic and their sales (assuming they're doing everything else right). My frustration lies in the fact that there are people who believe that somehow an SEO company can magically snap their fingers or wave their magic wand and make it so.

Even the best SEOs are not magicians. They can't simply place a site at the top of the engines when there are hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of others that offer basically the same thing, and provide basically the same information. If they could, you'd see a whole lot more millionaire SEOs.
SEO Trend 3: Does this mean that SEO is quiet?

Absolutely not! But SEO that focuses on rankings for the most highly sought-after keywords in any given space is most definitely dying. This doesn't mean that you have to settle for keywords that receive few searches. It just means that you have to broaden your horizons and see the big picture. . Every website owner want to see their website top of the search engine’s search result page by searching there respective keywords.

It is very much important in case of e-commerce website. Every Ecommerce website owner wants to see their product easily reachable to their client as well as their competitor. Now online sale & buying is become easy but every online shop owner wants to lead their business. So it need to update their website daily or weekly for the purpose of SEO.

Almost every time I review one of those "put me at #1" prospects' websites, I see tons of opportunities for fixing the site in general so that it will work better for both their users and the search engines. They are almost always so focused on their "money phrases" that they completely neglect many areas of their site. Instead they put their special phrase on every page and never research the thousands of others that are being typed into search engines every day.

SEO Trend 4: Content for Content's

Another trend I've been seeing a lot lately is the creation of content simply for the sake of creating content. What's that all about? SEOs certainly throw the words "good content" around a lot, but why is it that nobody seems to know what that means? We now have a whole cottage industry of companies who will allegedly write "good content" for you. Worse, there are even some that will *rent* you content! Newsflash...good content has nothing to do with the history of your products. Nor is good content a bunch of madlib spam pages where you simply substitute keyword phrases from one page into the other. Good content isn't stuff you write for the search engines.

SEO Trend 5: What Exactly Is Good Content?

The collection good content may lead your business in case of website marketing.

Good content is unique. Really and truly unique. It is creative ideas that simply popped into your head which nobody else in your space has thought of yet. The key to good content is creativity. Unfortunately, creativity itself seems to be a dying art. Being creative isn't looking at what your competitor is doing and copying them. It's being a leader, not a follower. It's having your own voice and your own opinions and expressing them, regardless of what others might think. It's pouring your heart and soul into your website, not looking for the next quick fix. And it's (say it with me) making your site the best it can be for your site visitors AND the search engines. It's what brings targeted traffic to our own site for thousands of phrases, and it's what will help your site gain traffic for whatever phrases relate to it. But it's not easy, and it's not fast. And it can't be done with the flick of a switch.

SEO Trend 6: Determine Your True Goals

So please...if your pet phrase isn't ranking highly enough, don't call me and don't email me. In fact, don't call or email *any* SEO company. Instead of calling, you need to reassess your goals. No SEO company in the world will be able to help you unless you are ready to forget about what you think you want, and learn more about what you really need. Read that last sentence again until you really understand it. Forget about what you think you want, and learn more about what you really need.

SEO Trend 7: Beware of SEO Companies Who Will Tell You What You Want to Hear

And remember, there are plenty of SEO companies that will say they can do whatever you want them to do. You want to be for "spring"? Sure, no problem. They will happily take your money, do some work, and promptly get no results. Don't blame them though – they were just telling you what you wanted to hear.

Most Important SEO tips

2011-06-10T11:28:00.000-07:00

Not only google search engine it’s important to cover most of search engine such as Bing, yahoo, ask, Amazon etc.

Having a website that gets found in Google, Yahoo, and Bing, etc. isn’t hard to do, but it can be difficult to know where to begin. Here are my latest and greatest tips to get you started:

SEO Tips 1: Do not purchase a new domain unless you have to. The search engines put a lot of stock in how long your website and domain have been around. While you can purchase a new domain and redirect your old one to the new one, your best bet is to use your existing domain/website if at all possible. If you’re redesigning or starting from scratch and you have to use a brand-new domain for some reason, you can expect at least somewhat of a loss in search engine traffic. It could be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months or more.

Domain name is most important keyword by default. So think first when you buy your new domain name. If your domain is related to your site category then user reached your site easily. It is top ranked keyword for you in all search engine.

SEO Tips 2: Find Related Keywords

Before you even build your website you need to determine what niche or theme your website is about. Same with any other page, there’s going to be main topic for it. Once you decide on topic, you need to find keywords and phrases that relate to your theme, analyze them and pick most relevant ones but they also should be keywords in demand. It would be a waste of your time to optimize your website for keywords that nobody is even searching for. How do you find in demand keywords? The most popular resources are word tracker using these tools you will be able to narrow your keywords to ones that have the highest search volume and not that many websites to compete against which is known as Keyword Effectiveness Index (KEI).

SEO Tips 3: Optimize your site for your target audience, not for the search engines. This may sound counterintuitive, but hear me out. The search engines are looking for pages that best fit the keyword phrase someone types into their little search box. If those “someones” are typing in search words that relate to what your site offers, then they are most likely members of your target audience. You need to optimize your site to meet *their* needs. If you don’t know who your target audience is, then you need to find out one way or another. Look for studies online that might provide demographic information, and visit other sites, communities, or forums where your target audience might hang out and listen to what they discuss. This information will be crucial to your resulting website design, keyword research, and copywriting.

SEO Tips 4: Analyze your Competition

Website linking structure and number of links pointing to your site or page is crucial to ranking High in Google and if you rank good in Google, chances are you’ll probably do good in Yahoo and other search engines but top 3 search engines that will bring most traffic are Google, Yahoo and MSN. Analyzing your competitors is important and included in Free SEO tips because search engines do analyze incoming links to your website as part of their ranking criteria which is called Page Rank (PR).

So what other websites are doing to rank on top of search results. In order to find out you need to gather a significant amount of data about the top ranking sites for whatever keyword or phrase you are trying to optimize your page for, like:

Competitions rank in the Search Engines Results for given keyword

The number of incoming links to the site home page, not including internal links.

What keywords they use in the title tag

Number of links containing keywords in the link text

SEO Tips 5: Design and categorize your site architecture and navigation based on your keyword research. Your research may uncover undiscovered areas of interest or ways of categorizing your products/services that you may wish to add to your site. For instance, let’s say your site sells toys. There are numerous ways you could categorize and lay out your site so that people will find the toys they’re looking for. Are people looking for toys to fit their child’s stage of development? (Look for keyword phrases such as “preschool toys.”) Or are they more likely to be seeking specific brands of toys? Most likely, your keyword research will show you that people are looking for toys in many different ways. Your job is to make sure that your site’s navigation showcases the various ways of searching. Make sure you have links to specific-brand pages as well as specific age ranges, specific types of toys, etc.

SEO Tips 6: Content Optimization

It is very important issues to optimize your content. Optimize your image, image name, caption, alt tag. Content optimization include meta tag selection, optimize page content etc.

SEO Tips 7: Title Optimization

Many SEO professionals still argue over this but the page title tag element is still one of the most important factors for ranking highly in the search engines.

The title tag is displayed as the first line of text in the blue row at the top of any browsing window. Search Engine Friendly title tag is ideally 3-9 words (60-80 characters) maximum in length, straight and to the point, this is what will show up in search engine results as a link to your page. Have at least one main keyword in title tag but don’t stuff all of your keywords in it. SEO Tip: make sure your Page Title Tag is relevant to the content on the page and EVERY page should have it’s own Title tag.

SEO Tips 8: Meta Tags Optimization

META tags are hidden code of information in the head area of your web pages and are used to communicate with search engine spiders/crawlers. The most important META tags you need to utilize in your webpages are:

Description

Keywords

Robots

Optimization of Description Meta tags

The effective META description tag consists of 25 to 30 words or less but using no more than 160 to 180 characters total (including spaces) or some Search Engines would not consider it Search Engine Friendly.

Optimization of Keywords Meta tags

The meta keyword tag is also sometimes useful as a way to help your page come up for synonyms or unusual words that don’t appear on the page itself but don’t fret too much over your Keywords Meta tag, instead utilize keywords and keyword phrases from your Title Tag element, Description Meta Tag, heading tag and first one or two paragraphs of visible content. Optimal Keyword Meta Tag has 15 to 20 words max. SEO Tip: Don’t repeat your keywords more than 3 times or search engine will consider it as spam of their search results and don’t include keywords that are not in the main content section of your page.

Robots Meta tag will let search engine know if you want a particular page to be or NOT be indexed or to follow or not to follow links on given page.

SEO Tips 9: Program your site to be “crawler-friendly.” The search engines can’t fill out forms, can’t search your site, can’t read JavaScript links and menus, and can’t interpret graphics and Flash. This doesn’t mean that you can’t use these things on your site; you most certainly can! However, you do need to provide alternate means of navigating your site as necessary. If you have only a drop-down sequence of menus to choose a category or a brand of something, the search engine crawlers will never find those resulting pages. You’ll need to make sure that you always have some form of HTML links in the main navigation on every page which link to the top-level pages of your site. From those pages, you’ll need to have further HTML links to the individual product/service pages. (Please note that HTML links do NOT have to be text-only links. There’s nothing wrong with graphical image navigation that is wrapped in standard <a href> tags, as the search engines can follow image links just fine.)

SEO Tips 10: Optimize Pages with Headings

Write you site title inside the H1 tag in top of your website. Search engine mark it ..so first content of your site is more important for seo.

Header tags will tell the search engine what words are important in the context of your page. Using <h1>,<h2>,<h3>, etc.. tags is the best way to highlight important keywords. With that in mind consider using keywords relevant to the page content (theme) in your Header Tags. The best practice is to place your primary keyword in your <h1> tags and your secondary keyword into the <h2> tags.

h2 and h3 header tags should be thought of as a sub headings for your page. You should place your 2nd most important keyword in the <h2> header tag. The <h2> tag should be placed somewhere towards the top half of your webpage, in any case below <h1> tag.

SEO Tips 11: Use Linking and Anchor Text

Your site visitors and the search engines look at the clickable portion of your links (aka the anchor text) to help them understand what they’re going to find once they click through. Don’t make them guess what’s at the other end with links that say “click here” or other non-descriptive words. Be as descriptive as possible with every text and graphical link on your site. The cool thing about writing your anchor text and alt attributes to be descriptive is that you can almost always describe the page you’re pointing to by using its main keyword phrase.

SEO Tips 12: Create Site Map and Google XML Map

Every website needs a Sitemap big or small. Sitemap should be linked to from every page on your site. A site map will help users and search engine robots find all the important pages on your site with just two clicks. This is especially helpful if your site has a hard-to-crawl navigation menu like java script or images based navigation. For WordPress blogs I recommend downloading this free sitemap generator plugin. Smaller sites can use second navigation bar in the footer that will act as a small mini site map. This is nothing more than all your important pages as links in the footer.

SEO Tips 13:Create Robots.txt file

The robots.txt file will instruct search engine robots what pages and/or folders on your blog or website should be or should NOT be crawled and indexed. Most Content Management Software (WordPress, Joomla, etc.) will have files and folders that are not relevant for search engines (like images or admin files) and you really don’t want them to crawl them because there is no relevant content on them so creating a simple robots.txt file can actually improve your website crawlability and therefore rankings and organic traffic.

SEO Tips 14: Submit your site in major search engine.

When your site is ready, submit it to Google, Yahoo, MSN and ASK.com. Consider also submittíng to other search engines but most of them are powered by these four leading search engines. Also submít your site to reputable high PR web directories, open directories, yellow pages and social bookmarking sites such as del.icio.us, furl, etc.

SEO Tips 15: Submit related article into important article directory

You need to write article related to your website category, And then submit in world famous article directory.It help you to link building of your site or back linking for your site.

SEO Tips 16: Posting or commenting in related blog or forum

Write comment in related blog with your website link, & attend in discussion in related forum. Its also help you link building.

Improve your link building. Link to high PR websites. Quality of relevant links is far more important than quantity. Links will greatly improve your site's visibility, popularity and ranking. Search engines consider links as votes to your site.

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