Online Marketing Solutions to Grow Your Business
Web sites become listed on search engine results if and only if the search engine spiders are indexing them. If they pass right by your pages, and don’t even know they exist, then they’re simply not going to be indexing your web pages.
You probably are aware of the basic steps to get the search engine spiders indexing your web pages. However, you might have missed a few key reasons the spiders are skipping right over your content.
When it comes to tactics and strategies to improve search engine results, there’s really nothing more important than the content on your website. You need to write your SEO content and still sound natural.
SEO Content, after all, is what the search engines analyze to determine the validity of a web page and website. For this very reason, many webmasters focus their content efforts with the search engine spiders in mind before thinking about sounding natural in their writing.
However focusing entirely on your search engine results is a mistake because search engine spiders don’t buy your products or services, they don’t click on your ads and affiliate links and they don’t contribute directly to your bottom line – customers do.
This is why it’s essential that you write your content for your audience first and the search engines second. This, however, presents a conundrum because sometimes it’s difficult to combine the two. Keywords don’t always fit into an article or blog post naturally.
Content, as you might already know, if the first item search engine spiders look for when they’re cataloging and indexing web pages. The second item they look for are links coming into and out of your website. The links coming into your site have more weight than the ones leaving your site, which is what makes the need to generate incoming links a very important search engine strategy.
Even if you know a fair amount about search engine optimization, or SEO, you may have questions. Because search engine optimization is an evolving technology, it pays to stay on top of the industry. In this post we’ll look at the top 3 SEO questions I receive.
As a virtual assistant and search engine optimization specialist, I get asked a lot of times about how the search engines work.
Before I continue, make sure to read my blog post 3 Quick SEO Tips.
You have probably implemented the basic steps to get the search engine spiders indexing your pages. However, sometimes there are one or two spots that business owners and web designers miss when setting up their site for online optimization. Thus, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss how to index your site and what might cause the search bots from skipping over your sites content.
Remember websites become listed on search engine results if and only if the search engine spiders are indexing them. If they pass right by your pages, and don’t even know they exist, then you’re simply not going to get listed.
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