google seo services

What is SEO(search engine optimization)?

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Search engine optimization is the process of improving your website ranking in search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.When you perform a search on Google for example, Google will give you a list of blogs/websites it 'thinks' might be relevant to your search query. These results from search engines include natural (organic) results and paid listings (sponsored links). The organic results are located in the middle of the page and the paid advertisements you will normally see on very top, or on the right side of the page under the heading 'sponsored links'.Studies have shown that 85% of people using the internet will use search engines for their searches. Most people will not look further than the first page of the search engine results page and that is why it is very important to optimize your website in such a way that you get onto the first page results of SE's.Hope it helps!

List of Link Building technique and time spend

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1. Aritcle Writing - daily - 3 hours
2. Forum Signature - daily - 40 minutes
3. Blog Comments - daily - 20 minutes
4. Bookmarking - daily - 30 minutes
5. Link Exchange with similiar sites - daily - 40 minutes
6. Directory Submissions - daily - 15 minutes
7. Adding new content to site and internal linking - daily/3 days once- 10 minutes
8. RSS submissions - not everyday(3 days once) - around 10 minutes
9. Press Release - only when needed - 45 minutes

How can I index my site in google

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1. submit your sites to lots of social bookmarking sites like digg
2. Submit your sitemap to google and yahoo
3. Get lots of backlinks from good PR sites
4. Blog commenting

Understanding how web-url forwarding effects Search engine crawler SEO?

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you need to make sure you're doing the right kind of redirect. A 301 redirect will transfer most -- but not all -- of a website's ranking power from one domain to another. So technically, yes, you are "dampening" the effect a bit. And while Google tends to handle 301 redirects well, some search engines don't.Regardless, I would not recommend that anyone run a website on a blogspot domain if they plan to make long-term money with it. You're way better off hosting your site on your own domain.Otherwise, you're always subject to the whims of blogspot. If they decide to shut you down, there's really not much you can do about it.If you're not ready to make that leap, it is definitely a good idea to promote your own domain name and redirect the traffic to the blogspot domain. You want to accumulate as much authority and traffic as possible on a domain *you* own.Good luck!Adrienne Dosshttp://www.seowoman.com/

Any website to appear on the top of the list during a google keyword search, how do I do that?

2009-09-30T09:53:00.001-07:00

Meta tags do not do anything other than give Google something to display under your website's title in their listings. Meta tags, and submitting your website to search engines will not get you what you want.Most of these answers here are ridiculous -- listening to most of this will do nothing for you. Unfortunately, without knowing your website and the keywords you're targeting -- nobody here will really be able to give you pointed advice. What works for one keyword market may not work for another, and what works for one website may not work for another due to its setup. Here are things that are generally recommended, though:On-page optimization: Each page must have a unique title, and that title should be a good mix between keyword-focused and constructed to encourage clickthroughs from the search engines. Your website should be crawlable, without broken links, orphaned pages, etc. You should also have content on your website, preferably keyword-focused, but definitely something. Setting up a blog may help.Off-page optimization: inbound links can help your website in a number of ways, but there's a lot of different types of links, but I think it would be more confusing for you if I tried to explain.However, in your case -- I suggest that you head over to a webmaster forum (Digital Point forums, Site Point Forums, etc) and seek out advice. Some people may be kind of rude there, but at least you have a shot at getting free advice from somebody who might know what they're talking about. Most of the advice you'll receive here is by somebody looking to promote their own services, whether they're helpful for you or not.Though, you are a good candidate for hiring a search engine optimizer, or a company, based on your questions. If you're interested, there is real value in learning how to optimize and promote your website yourself, but for a few bucks, people over at the Digital Point forms can work on that for you, and then you can learn things now so that you can do them yourself later on. Look in the services section -- they have SEO analysis services, link building, directory submissions, etc. You may even be able to find somebody to teach you some things -- but be sure to look for people with good feedback.

Social Bookmarking

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Social bookmarking is great and the list goes beyond just digg and stumbleupon. Technorati, de.lic.ious, kaboodle, reddit, mixx, and magnolia are some other great bookmarking sites. Use these as much as you can - these are the latest and greatest ways to bump up your PR and he's right - you can be indexed within mere hours!!

Top Ten of the Most Common SEO Mistakes

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1.Bad Titles
2.Filename of the page
3.Duplicate or Bad Content
4.No Links
5.Incoming link anchor text
6.Bad Internal Page Links
7.Live links
8.Impatience
9.Keyword selection
10.Keyword Spamming and Stuffing

Google Ranking Factors - SEO Checklist

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On Page Search Engine Ranking Factors for SEO

• Keywords in Title Tag
• Citation of relevant sources (aka outgoing links)
• Emphasis via H1, H2, H3 tags
• Emphasis via Bold and Italic
• Other content (video, pictures)
• Keyword density (exact match, phrase order)
[probably on the list: latent semantic indexing]
[probably on the list, but far down the list: geographical location of your post vs. the user]

Other Relevant Factors for SEO:

• How much related content Google finds your site. (ie number of pages, number of mentions)
• Domain Age
• Keywords in URL

Off Page Search Engine Ranking Factors for SEO

• Quality and Quantity of Individual Links
• Anchor Text
• Your competition
•Directory submission
•Artical submission
•Social bookmarking
•Presss release

How to SEO

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Firstly go step by step process.then you will see the good results for your website in 3 months.

ON PAGE OPTIMIZATION:

Keyword Research and analysis
Competitive site analysis
Meta-Tags optimization - Title, Keywords, Description, Alt , Anchor
Content optimization
Navigation Link Structure
HTML/XML Sitemap creation and submission
Write Robots.txt file
Image Optimization

OFF PAGE OPTIMIZATION:

Link Building - One-way links from High PR Social Networking
Reciprocal Links Building
Three-way Link Building
Directory and Search engine submissions
Blog Posting
Forum Posting
RSS Feed generation and submission
Social Book Marking / Social Media Optimization
Article submission and Trading
Signature Linking
Video Submissions
Press Release
Local Classifieds Posting
Comment Posting

Help with google cache

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यदि आप किसी अन्य ब्लॉग या कि गूगल द्वारा अनुक्रमित किया गया है साइट है, तो बस वहाँ और अपने unindexed कड़ी जगह वहाँ मौके मिल रहे हैं क्रॉल करने के लिए ...
अगर, यह ब्लॉग निर्देशिकाओं गूगल को प्रस्तुत संभव हो सकता है.

Top Five Underused Google Services

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1. Google Labs
(labs.google.com) Google's testing ground for new products and services can be your Web playground. You can try out various offerings and e-mail your feedback to the company.

2. Google Pack
(pack.google.com) This is "essential software" for computing neophytes. You can pick and choose from apps such as Google Earth, Norton Security Scan, and StarOffice and they'll all be packed into one convenient download.

3. Google Translate
(translate.google.com) Much more accurate than many translation engines out there, this service lets you translate either a chunk of text you cut and paste into the window or an entire site. Pretty much every major language is represented.

4. Google Custom Search
(www.google.com/coop/cse) This service lets you create a customized search engine with your company's branding or just search a specific set of Web sites.

5. Google Alerts
(www.google.com/alerts) Keep tabs on an ongoing news story, sporting event, or celebrity gossip, or just find out if someone is trashing you online. Put in your search term and how often you want to receive alerts and the service will drop the updates into your Google Mail.