SEO Tips That Will Get Your Site Ranked Higher in Google

There are hundreds of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tips from various sources across the internet. Many internet marketers will claim that their internet tips will guarantee you the “holy grail” of internet marketing, the top spot on Google. Realistically, no one knows Google’s secret algorithm, and the people who “guarantee” a top spot on Google are selling you a scam. The secret to SEO is simply beating the other guys. As the old saying goes… “You don’t have to run faster than the bear; you just have to run faster than the guy next to you.” This is the secret to that top-spot ranking. You must have a better SEO-optimized site than your competitors.

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We have put together a “Top 10” list of SEO tips that we KNOW work with that in mind. We know they work because we have tried them and seen them work for our customers who have tried them. Do these, and we guarantee your site will move up the rankings.

1. Content is King. Or, in the words of John Reese, “Content is better than King; Content is Kong!” Think of your website like internet real estate. The more internet real estate you own, the more important you are to the search engines. If you notice how many pages and how much content “The Biggies” (i.e., Amazon, eBay, Microsoft, Wikipedia, etc.) have. Their sites have hundreds of thousands (and possibly even millions) of pages. So, you need to generate fresh new content regularly. This is the MOST IMPORTANT factor in SEO.

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2. Bold Your Keywords. Make a few of your keywords Bold on your pages. You can use the

<b> </b> tags around your keywords. This can be easily overdone, but pick a few keywords you are trying to optimize and make them Bold. This will notify the search engines that these words are important to your page and give you some extra points for those keywords. Just be careful not to overdo it.

3. Articles. Articles are an excellent way to build content on your site. What makes articles even more valuable is that you can publish them on your site andbmit them to article directories, which will post them on their sites with a link back to your site. This will provide you with quality backlinks that will last for years! We are happy to help you with this. If you don’t want to do this yourself, visit our website.

4. Deep Links. Google is getting much smarter about links. Sheer quantity will not help you any longer. Even link exchanges are starting to get discounted. However, quality links are still counted heavily. It would help if you had links coming into as many pages within your site as possible. This tells the search engines that you have relevant content all over your site and are not using an automated link exchange. If all your inbound links are on the same page, the search engines think you have a shallow area with only one page relevant to the topic or keyword.

5. Image Links are a Problem. If you must use image links, ensure you have text links that appear first in your coding. The search spiders will follow the first link; all signs show they will not pursue an image link. We must inform you that no one knows the behaviors of search spiders exactly, and their behaviors are always changing. But our research has proved that search spiders will not follow additional links to the same page.

6. Have Multiple Domains. Have a separate domain name for each topic/keyword if you can. Search engines consider a website’s URL when ranking for keywords. For example, if you create two identical sites about golf equipment, you are trying to optimize for the keyword phrase Nike Golf Balls. Which URL do you think Google will rank higher: GolfStuff.com/products/nikegolfballs.html or NikeGolfBalls.com? In this case, NikeGolfBalls.com would get priority.

7. Participate in Article Exchanges. Article exchanges are like link exchanges on steroids! Article exchanges are a great way to build quality content on your site and get your content out on other sites. An example of an article exchange would be if you published someone else’s article on your site with a link back to their site; in turn, they will post one of your articles with a link back to your site. This is especially effective if you have a specialized product. Let’s use our Nike golf ball example. You publish an article from a place that gives tips and tricks on improving your golf game and provide a link to their site. They publish your article on Nike golf balls with a link to your site. If done right, this is a win-win situation. The other side gets some of your traffic from people interested in tips and tricks, and you get some of their traffic from people interested in Nike golf balls.

8. Mix Up Your Inbound Links. You do not want all of your inbound links to look the same. If all your links look the same, they will be discounted by the search engines because it looks like automation. It is best to mix it up, especially utilizing keywords. Typically, web admins will use their page’s title as the link text, which is okay but not always. Use the name of the company or keywords. Using the keywords will give you extra points with the search engines regarding your page’s relevancy for that keyword.

9. Linkbait. The best way to get incoming links is through Linkbait. Linkbait is having content that others find valuable and link to it. This relates to content and is the best way to get quality natural links. If you write a killer article or blog post, people will link to it without any additional effort, and the search engines will pick up on this.

10. Include a Sitemap. This is one of the simplest tips that many web admins ignore. An up-to-date sitemap makes your site much easier for search engines to index. Many SEO experts claim that simply having a sitemap yields a few extra points from the search engines. Whether that is true or not, making your site more pleasing to search robots and spiders is always good. If you do not know how to make a sitemap, you can perform a Google search for XML-Sitemaps and find one that will generate one for you for free!

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