9 Issues Stopping Website Owners From Search Engine Traffic & SuccessSome major problems can easily be avoided, that are all to often carelessly overlooked or not understood. |  | Visited: 1046 |
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| | by Joel mclaughlin May 19, 2009 |
When it comes to succeeding in the search engines, you must pin-point problem areas and eliminate them with lightning speed. Professional search engine optimization is a competition that doesn’t have room for errors, believe me!
1. Don’t fall for obtaining low quality links. Always research out
the popularity of websites that you obtain links from, and avoid
obtaining links from link farms.
2. Don’t obtain links using the same anchor text and description
repeatedly in short bursts, that is a red flag to the search engines
that you want to manipulate their well thought out algorithm.
3. Make sure you always have unique Meta and Title Tags for EVERY
page. You need to understand that every title should have at least one
unique element to set it apart from your other pages. Include major
keywords in your title and make it appealing so that it actually
receives clicks!
4. Update your website regularly. You should run a blog with
bi-weekly updates at a minimum on your website if you really want to
succeed. Also research out the blog topics and use titles and keywords
that will generate an increase in website traffic you are not tapping in to.
5. Don’t over do reciprocal linking, and have a diverse link
portfolio! According to Google, reciprocal linking is valuable -
however it can be harmful if it is overdone. You should obtain links
from Blogs, Blog Posts, Forums, Reciprocal links, Articles, Social
Media bookmarks and more!
6. Don’t be deceitful to the search engines. Don’t try to over use
keywords, hide text or create doorway pages. Everything on your website
should be well thought out, unique and valuable to both search engines
and users. These are often times signs of black hat seo.
7. Network with other website owners. You need to create great
relationships with powerful website owners and use those relationships
to benefit both yourself and the other website owner. Get advice from
them, get links from them and give something back!
8. Research out your competition. You need to know what your
competition is doing in every way. Find out where they are getting
links from. Find out what they are doing on their website, and
determine any new ideas they are using to generate traffic, links and
business!
9. Work hard and don’t give up. Search engine optimization is a
tiring and hard to accomplish effort, and once you have put in effort
you need to stick with it and never consider giving up. Obstacles are
those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off the goal.
Joel McLaughlin
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