Very Helpful SEO guidelines

this is undoubtedly a much researched article posted by you. It seems that you have tried these techniques in past and I strongly believe that you got pretty good result. Next time when i will try to optimize a website, i will certainly follow your guidelines.

keep posting this type of resourceful and informative articles in this forum. Thanks for sharing your secrets.

Useful information for anyone willing to know about seo basics

very informative, thank you very much for this valuable info!

Thanks for sharing nice post about seo guidelines.
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Originally Posted by stan_valchev Page Title: - The title should be between 3 and 7 words. The Title should be between 6 and 12 words.

I use to place my keywords twice in my title and try to make it catchy so I always use 10 more or less.

Originally Posted by stan_valchev Content: - The content length (as whole) should be between 600-1000 words. Why you think that (600-1000 words)?

This is the most important part it must be unique. I had never paid attention to the length but for sure I always write less than 600 words. I am going to change this for a new blog to see if it is indexed faster with more content.

I place some links with keywords as anchor text and in the rest of the text I write in bold the keywords. I don't know if it really is useful. What do you think about it?

It's very informative article. But I have't so much time to do all from the list.

Great information you share here but i will like to add more to it:


Search Engine Optimization (SEO) In Eight Steps

Search Engine Optimization, or simply SEO, is a long procedure that is required if you want your online business to get attention and realize a profit. Without SEO, your business may look nice, but it won't go anywhere. This is the most important way to get site visitors, so it is extremely for you to learn at least the essential steps to optimize your placing with the search engines. Below are the eight basic steps you will need to put into action.

1. Learn everything you can about those who compete for your customers. Do searches regularly to keep an eye on both yours and their rankings and to check for any new competitors on the scene.
2. Get together a list of keywords. The lists are there for the picking, but you have to go after them. Rank your list to reflect the words that best describe your site.
3. Find ways to create phrases with the keywords you've listed. The more phrases you are able to include in the content of your site, the higher your results will be.
4. Change the content within your website. Alter everything from headlines to content in your entire site to make your site more likely to attract traffic.
5. Fine-tune your keyword list regularly. Realize that the internet is always changing and you must adjust your words to keep having the same impact. Make adjustments as needed to keep your place at the top.
6. Make sure that your web address is submitted to the best search engines. You don't want to be passed over because you didn't tell the big search engines you are there. Do this submission regularly. Knowing the most popular search engines is essential.
7. Keep a record of your rankings. Just like test results, the rankings you receive will let you know how well you're doing and how far you need to go to reach the top. Use the data to figure out what works and what doesn't and adjust accordingly..
8. Repeat often. You will need to do these steps on a regular basis. Your competition will. Always search for new ways to get better results. Refusing to change isn't going to get you anywhere.

This is a basically simple view of the procedure you need to follow to optimize your search engine results. There are definitely other ways to fine-tune your site's rankings. To get you started, however, this list will give you a decent start to higher rankings and more profit.


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Gr8 info.Thanks.

great list dude... really a great help for all SEO newbies out there... keep sharing man...

@aji4sale If you're going to quote an article, at least credit the original source and don't claim it as your own. The source is Search Engine Relationships to Marketing published on DevShed in 2007.