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Does Your Website Need Search Engine Placement?
Introduction For many, the value of their websites can be measured in visitors, for others it is the amount of revenue that the site generates. Regardless of how you measure the success of your website, you are going to have to bring visitors to it...
How to Avoid Website Downtime That Can Affect Your Search Engine Listings
If your web pages are down — even momentarily — it can hurt you several ways. Learn why, and what to do to make sure your pages are visible the maximum amount of time. The Internet has changed the way we access information, and the way we buy and...
Local Search Optimization: Think Globally, Act Locally
Many small businesses need to have an online presence and sell their products or services locally. For instance, doctors, dentists, real estate agents and restaurants can all benefit from online marketing but only on a local scale, not globally. In...
Search Engine Symbiosis
Websites and search engines are inter - dependent on each other. Search engines need websites in order to show results when searches are made. Search engines also need websites to build a relevant map of the world wide web (www). The better the...
Search Engine Tips & Techniques
Search Engine Tips & Techniques © Terri Seymour www.seymourproducts.com As you are building your site or getting your site built, you need to do as much as you can to ensure higher rankings in the search engines. There are a variety of little...
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Do You Submit Your Website To All The Search Engines?
There is really only one search engine to worry about submitting too and that is Google and you should only submit one page your main once and maybe a sitemap a week later but never more than once a week. If you have a link coming to your new site from a site that is currently listed in Google then Google will find you quicker.
Most importantly search engines that have any bearing will find you if Google has you listed. Not that there are not any other worth while search engines. There are just many that look to Google. If you have a non comercial website you will want to look into DMOZ for a seperate submission.
So don't pay for directory submission many directories will bring you no traffic at all.
Here is the #1 tip to getting into Google. Get people to link to your site. In particular links form site that are in Google already.
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Important Note: The more links that you have going out from your site will effect your page rank with Google negatively. The more links coming in will help your page rank. If you have the highest page rank for a particular key word you win.
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