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Search Engine Optimization And Why You Gotta Use It

Filed Under (SEO, Traffic) by Ivon on 12-05-2008

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E-commerce is a cut throat business. You have to arm yourself with the proper know-how and the tools to make your site a cut above the rest. Each day, more and more sites are clambering to optimize their rankings in websites and if you lose your guard, you may just get trampled on and be left in the abyss filled with so many failed e-commerce sites.

Search Engine Optimization or SEO is a term widely used today by many e-commerce sites.  For the past few years and the next ten years or so, search engines would be the most widely used internet tool to find the sites that they need to go to or the product or information they need.

Most people that use search engines use only the ten top search results in the first page. Making it to the first page, more so to the top three is a barometer of a sites success in search engine optimization. You will get a higher ratio of probability in being clicked on when you rank high. The more traffic for your site, the more business you rake in.

But, it is essential to grab a hold of that spot or make your ranking even better. As I aforementioned, each day is a new day for all e-commerce sites to make them selves rank higher using search engine optimization. It is imperative to make your site better and better everyday.

So just what is search engine optimization and do you have to use it? The answer to why you have to use it is an easy one. You need search engine optimization to be number one, or maybe at least make your site income generating.

With search engine optimization you can get the benefit of generating a high traffic volume. Let’s just say you get only a turn out of successful sales with 10 to 20 percent of your traffic. If you get a hundred hits or more a day, you get a good turn out of sales already. If you get only twenty to ten hits a day, you only get one or two if not any at all.

So once again, what is search engine optimization? Search engine optimization is utilizing tools and methods in making your site top ranking in the results of search engines. Getting yourself in the first page and better yet in the top half of the page will ensure that your site will generate public awareness of your site’s existence and subsequently generate more traffic, traffic that could lead to potential income and business.

Search engine optimization requires a lot of work to be fully realized. There are many aspects you have to change in your site or add as well to get search engine optimization. These will include getting lots of information about the keyword phrases that are popular in regards to your sites niche or theme.

You may also need to rewrite your sites contents so that you could get the right keyword phrases in your site without making it too commercial but light and informative. There are certain rules and guidelines to be followed with making your site’s content applicable and conducive to search engine optimization.

You will also need to collaborate with many other sites so that you could get link exchanges and page transfers. The more inbound and outbound traffics generated by sites among others are one of the components search engines uses to rank sites.

Try to search the internet for many useful help. Tips, guidelines and methods for search engine optimization are plenty to be found. Read many articles that can help you optimize your site in search engine results. The more knowledge and information you gather the better. This will all help you in getting those high rankings. This may require a little time and effort in your part but the benefits will be astounding.

If you can part with some money, there are many sites in the internet that can help you in search engine optimization. There are many sites that help in tracking keyword phrases that can help your site. There are also some content writers that have lots of experience in making good keyword laden content for your sites that have good quality.

Act now and see the benefits garner with search engine optimization. All of these will result to better traffic and more business for your site and company.

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How to do effective keyword research and target your customers need.

Filed Under (SEO, SEO Tools, keyword Research) by Ivon on 09-04-2008

Keyword research is the most important steps of any SEO campaign. In order to be successful in ranking high in search engine you need to find profitable keyword for your particular site. Simply explain, keyword research is similar to doing customer research, because you are studying what words your potential clients use when searching for your service or product.
Here is what you need to do to run a solid keyword research:
• pick valid seed keywords
• use a variety of sources
• search from the point of view of your potential customers
• find all possible amount of key phrases
• keep the keywords that will attract the target audience
• pick the small-medium competitive keyword phrases
• spot the topics for your content (site pages, articles, blog posts, press releases, etc)
• use keyword research data
• write website content
Pick valid seed keywords
First thing to do in keyword research, you’ll need to pick a seed keywords to start off in your keyword research. These will be the keywords that your potential customers and your web competitors use to find your service or product. The valid keywords would be synonyms, different in one aspect or another - view them as the directions your website SEO will go. Naturally, you’ll need to use quite a variety of sources for your keywords.

Use a variety of sources
To make sure you have the maximum possible coverage for your keywords, you’ll want to use any source of customer data you can use. Those would be:

  • your personal knowledge: you should at least know one word that your service or product can be characterized by
  • your own customers: interact with your customers and see if they can associate any other words with you
  • your web competitors: spy on your competitor’s websites for even more keywords

Also, you may want to use other search engine data keyword research tools, such as:

Google Keyword suggestion tool can give you keywords, related to your website (if you select the appropriate tab) and offers you a wide selection of phrases real people have typed in.

WordTracker and Keyword Discovery offer free versions of their keyword research tools. They give you a list of keyword phrases with your keyword and also give you some estimation of their popularity. You can purchase a monthly subscription for about $30-50 to get full access to their data.
WordTracker uses the data from the meta search engines and KeywordDiscovery obtains data in another way (undisclosed, so far), so the online tools data can only be used in a relative aspect (to learn which phrases are more or less popular than others and also how competitive they are).

Overture doesn’t offer exact results as well, so it can be used only as described above.

All in One SEO Tools is my personal best free tools. You will find everything in one place.
Over all the tools, I highly recommend a free version of WordTracker. It offers enough data to sift through (multiply the number of searches by 1.7 to get a rough estimate of daily Google queries). Google External Keyword Tool goes 2nd, as it offers lots of related words and phrases, otherwise unnoticed by other keyword research tools.

Search from various points of view
There are countless types of customer for your services and product. You will need to cover your net to most of them. You’ll need to create content about various aspects of your business to make sure you are noticeable to all types of potential customers, simply because your customers use all possible word combinations to find what they want and you can’t predict what they will use to find you.
For example, your potential clients may be searching for material that will remove any doubt they have before becoming your customer or for some product or service reviews and comparison. Moreover, there may be numerous products and features that may apply to your business - you may want to cover them also.


Find all possible amount of key phrases

Once done with determining the valid keywords and thinking outside the box, you’ll need to build a list of all possible keyword combinations you can think of. It is relatively simple to build a list of keywords yourself, from your customers and competitors, but it may require more time finding the keywords with the help of online tools.
You’ll need to keep entering your main keywords and phrases into online keyword suggestion tools to get every possible keyword combination. This will ensure you cover most keywords your potential customers will use.

Keep the target keywords
Obviously, you only need keywords that is targeted to your potential customers needs. Additional traffic won’t hurt, but untargeted keyword won’t do you any good. You’ll be spending the extra time and efforts on doing your work for the untargeted keywords.
Important, a targeted keyword is a keyword that your potential customers will be using to find you. If you are selling only widgets, you don’t need people searching for gadgets and visa versa. Therefore, you only need people searching for ‘how to choose a widget’, ‘how to choose a widget manufacturer’, ‘the benefits of having a widget’, etc.
Pick small or medium competitive keywords
If your site is new, there is no way you can come up for a competitive keyword within a couple of years, so you’ll need to target non-competitive keywords. These are usually 3-5 keyword phrases or may be even 2-keyword phrases, if both of the keywords are not competitive.
If you have an old site (over a year or two), you should know which keywords are more or less competitive. You can keep all the keywords to gain more insight what to add to your website.

Find the topics for the content
By now you should have a huge list of targeted keyword phrases, but you don’t know how to apply it to your website or your head hurts when you think of it. Let’s start small, then.
First, you’ll need to group the keyword phrases by one or two main keywords they have in common. For instance, ‘large light widget’ and ‘large shiny widget’ go in one group, while ’small light widget’ will go to another group, because we already have two main keywords. The end of this process would be a list of keyword phrases, grouped by common keyword(s).
The groups you divided your keywords denote the topics you should write your content on. See if you can write a topic around a single keyword phrase. If not, seek a complimentary keyword phrase from the keyword group or the whole list, and check again.
Finally, you should arrive at a list of topics that you should write about.

How to use the keyword research data?
Naturally, you’ll need to use your keyword research results. The only way you can do that is to create or modify your existing content. You’ll be adding your keywords to your page titles, meta tags (they are used to display description snippets in the SERPs), link anchor texts, etc apart from writing website copy.

Writing content after keyword research
One of the ways was briefly outlined before: write content for your website. But how many pages/articles/posts do you need to write? Here your content strategy comes into play. You’d be better off creating fewer pages, but of extreme top quality. This will ensure that natural links from folks that enjoyed it will point to a single place, which will add more weight to a single page, which had been targeted at numerous related keywords, which will ensure that that single page will come up for numerous related phrases in the SERPs.
Of course, you may as well create a page for each of the unique keyword phrase. But bear in mind that should a search engine regard another page for a similar keyword more important, your efforts for creating near-duplicate pages will be disregarded and you won’t gain much after a thoroughly conducted keyword research.
Conclusion
The techniques, described above, for conducting an effective keyword research are working for me and have been tested by a professional SEO (at least by someone who works as a SEO for a web and software development company), so it should be a good start for managing your keywords. There may be other advanced keyword research strategies, but you’ll only need and find them when you are familiar with the basics of keyword research.
Such a thorough keyword research should be a good asset to the overall website success, so it should be used carefully. Keyword research can’t give you substantially different data every time you conduct this, unless you find a radically different avenue for search query data, so you should use the keyword research data (modify your site, write content) cautiously. If not, you’ll have to rework what you have done and will lose precious time (and, maybe, reputation) if done improperly.

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What Web2.0 Backlink? And how do I get them

Filed Under (SEO, Traffic) by Ivon on 04-03-2008

One of the main factors of ranking high in the search engines is having other websites pointing or linking to yours. One of the most repeatedly asked questions on everyone mind is backlinks with high Page Rank (PR 6-9). So how or where do I get them?

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Site Optimization for keywords with low search volume using SEO Elite service.

Filed Under (SEO) by Ivon on 14-12-2007

Using service SeoElite.com for SEO Optimization, once you have typed in the search field for the domain name (or page address) of analyzed sites, it is doable to immediately obtain the list of those inquiries. It will show you on which a web-sites are inside the first 20 Google searching position. So how use full these data is for increasing your website overall SEO performance?

All SEO experts optimize site pages for a certain keywords and combinations of keyword, they apply some measures which will cause some improvement in positions SERP for all the keyword list. In some cases optimization is made differently. Others prefers to place the majority of keywords on the main page and to promote basically due to external factors, someone prefer separate internal page under each keyword and carefully optimizes internal parameters: keywords density and frequency, their placing, meta-tags, etc. However to everyone who ever tried to optimize the site by him, it must be known that to make it far is not so simply as it is described in many articles. Sometimes seems all is made correctly, however the anticipated result does not come, and site traffic by the selected keywords does not increase. In such scenario it is essential to make audit and to analyze your actions to define, where the mistake can hide. At site audit can help the internal statistics. In this case for us will be interest the keywords, inviting site visitors. By means of it, it is possible to define: on what keywords in fact the site has good positions in search systems.

For example, analyzing a site of automobile theme, the basic keywords for which will be ” buy tires “, ” buy tires online “, etc., at internal statistics analyze it is possible to notice, that the basic stream of visitors comes not by these (carefully, however unsuccessful promoted) keywords, but by some other. For example, ” buy snow tire cheaply “. In this case it is possible to analyze, why this word-combination on your site takes leading positions in search systems: whether only because of its low search volume, but because yours internal optimization is more successful for just this key inquiry. But you shouldn’t forget that the internal statistics shows far from all. What can means if your site takes good positions by any keywords, however they for any reasons do not invite on a site enough of visitors, that it was possible to pay attention to them at the internal statistics analysis? (For example, one of such reasons can be unappealing snippet). Knowing inquiries on which the site is the leader, it is possible to analyze the reasons led to this result. To recognize why your site is the leader by just these, instead of the chosen and promoted by you keywords.

For realization of the similar analysis there is a SeoElite.com service by means of which it is possible to define easily by which keywords a required site is within the first 20 Google searching position. That is interesting; the registered users can look results both for domain name, and each separate page. Thus, it’s possible to analyze the separate page for correctness of optimization under a certain keyword. For example, if it will be found out, that the page is optimized under one keyword and by results of SeoElite.com takes of a good position absolutely on other keyword - it is necessary to analyse once again all parameters which could lead to this result.

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On page optimisation for SEO.

Filed Under (SEO) by Ivon on 01-11-2007

The internet is the largest shopping mall and business centre in the world and an effective on-page optimisation strategy will give you access to the benefits and enormous sales opportunities offered by this global marketplace.Due to the influence of Google, on page optimisation is now a part of the bigger picture not the whole picture itself, as the Google algorithm defines links as votes for a website. On page optimisation consists of many factors. Typically on page optimisation refers to the way a page is designed and presented to help make it possible for search engines to crawl the page and to understand effectively what the page is about. On page optimisation are tools and technique that are applied to a specific webpage for better rankings on the design, content and layout of the page.
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