Monday, April 4, 2011

Great Meta tag

Include in your blog, after <head> and god job...
for good SEO

resume of Great Meta tag

Monday, November 22, 2010

Heading optimize

Heading tags (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5) is also very important for SEO. The entire title of the Blogger widget (gadget) using H2 tags. However, Minima Template using H3 tags for the title of the post and most of the blogger templates using H2 tags for the title post. To improve SEO, you need to use H1 tags for the Post Title. For example, the Find code,

<b:if cond='data:post.title'>
<h3 class='post-title entry-title'>
<b:if cond='data:post.link'>
<a expr:href='data:post.link'><data:post.title/></a>
<b:else/>
<b:if cond='data:post.url'>
<a expr:href='data:post.url'><data:post.title/></a>
<b:else/>
<data:post.title/>
</b:if>
</b:if>
</h3>
</b:if>

The above examples show that the template you are using H3 tags as the title of Post (If you do not find it, probably the Template you use H2 tags for subtitles Posts), Replace H3 (or H2) in the above code with the H1, for example

<b:if cond='data:post.title'>
<h1 class='post-title entry-title'>
<b:if cond='data:post.link'>
<a expr:href='data:post.link'><data:post.title/></a>
<b:else/>
<b:if cond='data:post.url'>
<a expr:href='data:post.url'><data:post.title/></a>
<b:else/>
<data:post.title/>
</b:if>
</b:if>
</h1>
</b:if>

You also need to change the font size of posts by adding

this code before ]]></ b: skin>

h1.post-title, .post h1 #Blog1 h1, #Blog2 h1 { font-size:1.5em; }

In the example, I use a font size 1.5em. You can change it if you want

Sunday, October 31, 2010

25 Tips To Optimize Your Blog

25 Tips To Optimize Your Blog

Everyone and their dog (yes, there are a few dogs out there with their own blogs) have started up a blog these days, but many people just aren’t taking the steps needed to optimize their blogs for both readers and search engines. While blogs can be business related (another blog about mesothelioma anyone?) they can also be personal where you talk about the great ham sandwich you had for lunch today or the crappy service you had at that trendy restaurant last night.
But whether your blog is business or personal, you should ensure that you are optimizing your blog for both your readers (after all, you want to keep those readers coming back) and the search engines. Unfortunately, optimization is an important step that far too many blogs seem to be skipping over, even those that have a broad appeal to surfers and have the potential to be monetizable.
However, optimizing a blog is a bit different than your standard website search engine optimization (SEO), particularly because most blogs run off standard blog platforms, or worse, run as a hosted blog on someone else’s domain name. And there are design issues that can be unique to blogs which can impact your rankings.

Let’s face it, when you commission a styling’ new blog template, most blog designers focus on making your blog look the way you want it to. But unfortunately for bloggers, not very many of those great blog designers are also SEOs by trade, meaning that the blog design you use could actually be hurting your search engine rankings. While you may have a great design that looks wonderful to readers, new readers might not find you if your blog isn’t ranking well organically in the search engines.
Also, when you optimize your blog for the user experience, you make it easy for users to return and engage in your blog without dealing with any of the hassles that can cause them to abandon other sites or blog entries. Repeat visitors are the cream of your blog, so by following these tips you have given them the tools they need to return as well as the user experience that makes them want to come back.
Fortunately, if you are on the case to make your blog rank well while not hindering your visitor’s experience on your site, there are definitely things you can check – and fix – to prevent any indexing issues from occurring, and ensuring your blog a happy and healthy existence in the search engines.
So here is advice on how you can optimize that blog of yours for both users and search engines without alienating one or the other.

Free Seo Template

It’s overwhelming when you have to select from thousands of free blogger templates. They come in all sizes and shapes. SEO friendly. SEO unfriendly, three column, two column, column less and what not?

One mistake most of the new bloggers commit is to pick up a fancy template. It’s appealing, bright, full of colors and there’s that large background picture of your favorite movie star. For a human eye – it’s appealing.But one important factor was missed there – how would it affect you in the long run? And how good is the template for search engines? (OK that makes it two questions.)

Submit Rss

List submit rss:

Submit Blogs and Blog RSS Feeds
Blog Digger - submit your rss feed for your blog
ReadABlog - submit your blog
Blogarama - submit your blog
BlogStreet - blog submissions
Globe of Blogs - submit your rss feed for you blog
Kmax Blog Links - blog submission
BlogSearchEngine - submit rss feeds for web logs
BlogHop - submit feeds for blogs
EatonWeb - submit feed for online blogs
PopDex - feed sumbission for web blogs
Blo.gs - blog submissions
BlogCensus - submit your rss feed for your blog
BlogTree - blog submission
BlogStreet - rss feed submission for blog
BritBlog - blog submission
BlogLines - submit your blog to the directory
Australian Blog Directory - submit your blog
BoingBoing - submit blogs for review
RootBlog - enter the URL of a RSS feed you want to added to the database.
Weblog Directory - submit blog to directory
BlogoSphere EcoSystems - add your weblog
Blogz - add your blog
BlogWatcher - submit the url of your web log
BlogMatcher - submit your blog url
BlogPulse - automated trend discovery system for blogs
BlogCatalog - The Ultimate Blog Directory - Search For Blogs
Blogdir - spanish blog community
Blogs R Us - add feed
Blogs By City - add your blog!
FeedMap - submit a blog!
BlogSearch - submit blogs
BlogSweet - blog feed submission.
BlogFlux - blog feed submission.
Blogtastic - blog feed submission.
Blog Introduction - submit blogs.
Finding Blog - blog submissions
Bulletize - blog submissions
BlogTopSites - blog submissions
Blog Fuse- blog submissions
Blogion- blog submissions
AddUrlBlog- add blogs
Blogbib- add blogs
BOTW Blog- add blogs
Blog Directory Submit- add blogs
BlogTopSites- add blogs (they will provide required code that must be inserted in your website, in order for blogtopsites to rank your blog)
iBlogBusiness - add business blogs only
BlogSiteZone - manually add blogs to directory.
BlogTopList - adds blogs to directories.
BlogBurst - adds blogs to directories.

Seo Tools

SEO Tools SEO tool is to simplify. We know that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is very useful for increasing website rankings in the Bing, Google, and Yahoo.SEO is a long-term benefits can bring profit and disseminate information widely.

To help facilitate SEO, SEO tool I typically use the following:

1. Check for No Follow:

http://www.tradeweblinks.com/free-seo-tools/no-follow.php

2. Keyword Forecasting Tool by MSN Adsence
http://adlab.msn.com/ForecastV2/KeywordTrendsWeb.aspx

3. Google “Supplemental Results” Identifier
http://www.seovalley.com/seo-tools/google-supplemental-tool.htm.

4. Page Strength
http://www.seomoz.org/page-strength/

5. Google Trends
http://google.com/trends

6. Top Ten Analysis SEO Tool
http://www.webuildpages.com/tools/default.htm

7. Link Suggestion Tool
http://www.123seotools.com/link-suggest/

8. Google Datacenters Popularity Checker Tool
http://www.123seotools.com/google/datacenters/popularity/

9. The Neat-O-Backlink Tool
http://www.webuildpages.com/neat-o/

10. Page Rank Decoder
http://www.search-this.com/pagerank-decoder/

11. Search Engine Decoder
http://www.search-this.com/search-engine-decoder/

12. SEO Links Extention
http://www.webmasterbrain.com/seo-tools/firefox-extensions/seo-links/

13. Bulk Google Page Rank Checker Tool
http://seotools.alfalogic.com/bulk.google.rank.php

14. Visual PageRank
http://www.linkvendor.com/seo-tools/visualpagerank.html

15. Google Analytics
http://www.google.com/analytics/

16. Cloaking Detector
http://www.linkvendor.com/seo-tools/cloaking-detector.html

17. Pagerank Script for your website
http://www.freeseoscript.com/script_client_browser.php

18. Website Analyzer
http://www.manvish.com/eservices/seo/analyser.htm

19. Google vs Yahoo Graph
http://www.seobench.com/google-yahoo-graph/

20. Keyword Density Analyzer
http://www.seobench.com/keyword-density-analyzer/

21. Retrieve SERPs
http://www.seocritique.com/serptool/serplist.htm

22. Kontera Ads Preview
http://www.webconfs.com/kontera-preview-tool.php

23. Page Strength
http://www.seomoz.org/tools/page-strength.php

24. IP Location Lookup
http://www.seomoz.org/ip2loc/ip2loc.php

25. Keyword Difficulty
http://www.seomoz.org/ip2loc/ip2loc.php

26. Speed Tester
http://www.linkvendor.com/seo-tools/speedtester.html

27. Backlink Check Tool
http://www.webuildpages.com/neat-o/

28. Backlink Builder
http://www.webconfs.com/backlink-builder.php

29. Backlink Anchor Text Analysis
http://www.webconfs.com/backlink-summary.php

30. Atom & RSS Feed Validator
http://www.feedvalidator.org/

31. Adword Keyword Generator
http://www.related-pages.com/adWordsKeywords.aspx

32. Search Engine Position Checker
http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/search-engine-position-checker.shtml

33. Link Popularity Checker
http://www.prsearch.net/inbx.php

34. Robots.txt Generator
http://www.123promotion.co.uk/tools/robotstxtgenerator.php

35. Robots.txt Syntax Checker
http://www.sxw.org.uk/computing/robots/check.html

36. Yahoo Rank Position
http://www.prsearch.net/

37. Yahoo Search Rankings

38. Alexaholic
http://www.alexaholic.com/

39. Alexa Page Ranking
http://www.alexaranking.com/

40. Alexa Rank Tool
http://www.searchbliss.com/rank.asp

41. Alexa Related Rank Check
http://www.123promotion.co.uk/tools/alexa-related-rank-check.php

copy from: al-rasyid

Friday, September 10, 2010

Top 15 Most Popular Social Bookmarking Websites | September 2010

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

insert html for picture: alt="picturetitle" title="picturetitle" for good seo in picture

Monday, August 30, 2010

How to Get Your Site a Top Ranking in Google

It's the new American dream. Your website appears in a top spot on Google for your chosen keyword. Next thing you know, orders start coming in faster than you can handle, and you are rolling in the money. If only it were so easy, right?

Well,

It can be done. I've done it many times in many different industries. There is no secret, but rather, it's just knowing what to do. I've made just about every mistake one can make with a website, but I learned from every setback. If you were only allowed to do one thing to get ranked for your site in Google, without a doubt, all you'd need to do is get links for your site.

Yes, there are many other factors involved in getting your site to a top position. But this is the most powerful way as of this writing to get a top spot in Google. It's not just enough to have links pointing to your site, but you need to have your keyword "anchor linked" to your site. Anchor linking is when you use your keyword phrase as the click-able text for a link. So, instead of saying "Click Here", you would use "Widgets" as the link text.

Now, another point of consideration is determining what keyword/phrase you want to use to get your site found. Most times, people impulsively choose a one word phrase. While this would be a great way to bring traffic to your site, would it bring targeted traffic, with people looking specifically for your product or service? Most times when people type in a one letter keyphrase, they are in the beginning of their search.

They may type in "Shoes", but are really looking for "Running Shoes". So, if you have a top ranking for shoes, do you serve that user's needs? Maybe, but they may also be looking for dress, casual, Women's, Men's, Children's, athletic, girl's, boy's, etc. This is why when you begin to optimize your site, you should focus on more targeted keyword phrases.

Suppose you sell a certain brand name of dress shoes. For this example, we'll call the famous brand XYZ. So, by getting anchor links as "XYZ Dress Shoes", you are already eliminating those users who are looking for another brand or line of shoe. Next, you need to make sure that the page that gets linked contains the on the page content with "XYZ Dress Shoes". If you would link to a page without relevant content, Google would view this link as possible spam, or more appropriately, irrelevant content.

Now, once you have compiled your list of keywords, you need to see which one are searched on the most. The best tool for this is WordTracker, and it is worth the tiny fee you need to pay to have access for one day. There are also free tools online that you can use, but WordTracker will give you the most accurate results.

Once you have run through your list of all your keywords, the obvious choice is to pick the ones with the highest amount of searches (and content relevant to your site!). The next step is to then begin the process of a link campaign. Now, I can already hear you complaining about doing a link exchange. This is only 1/3 of your campaign. The ideal method is to not only engage in a reciprocal link exchange, but to also engage in strategic linking.

Strategic linking is when you get a link to your site without having to return the favor. What's the best way to do this? Write an article just like this one. If I get one website to use this article and have it point to my site, I've just created another link to my site. Pretty easy, eh?

Since you have now engaged in a linking campaign, you should expect to see results in Google in as little as 4 days, and as far as 6 months. All of this is determined by where your links are coming from, and the popularity of the site from which the link came. Next, you need to get as many links as you can pointing to your site with your popular keyword phrase anchor linked to your site.

As I mentioned before, there many other factors that will only enhance your rankings in Google, but the implementation of a link campaign is the strongest method to get your site to a top ranking!

copy from: All About SEO Tips

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Why Choosing a Blog Niche Might Not Be a Good Idea

There are a few pieces of advice that tend to come as standard when you look for help with blogging. “Write compelling content”, “network in your niche”, and “stay consistent” are probably the most common words of wisdom you’ll receive. “Pick the right niche” ranks right up there with them as well.
Choosing the right niche, in the case of blogging, usually just means that you should pick a topic you’re passionate about, which also happens to have a large audience. It’s advice I’ve given myself throughout the years and I still see it on many blogs today.
Yet, I just don’t think it’s relevant anymore.
After more than 15 coaching calls in the last month, I had the realisation that this advice just isn’t helping people, especially with 10 of those calls involving my client stressing out about which industry they should be blogging in.
“Should I define myself as a blog on Lifestyle design or Personal Development?” and “Will people know what I mean by Creative Marketing?” were just some of the related queries that I received.
I instantly replied with “Don’t worry about it” which not only helped bring these people some relief, but also touched upon something that I think everyone should think about. In my opinion, choosing your blog niche – in most cases – just doesn’t really matter anymore.

Defining yourself is a waste of time

I used to run a blog which covered my journey of going from college dropout and leaving England at 18 to working for a big marketing agency in Cape Town where I didn’t know one single person. It was a site that not only grew to thousands of subscribers very quickly, but a site where I worked very hard to define what it was about.
I wanted everyone to know that my blog covered the topic of personal development. Yet, the only place I actually mentioned personal development was in the title tag (to increase search engine rankings for that phrase). The sites’ name, PluginID, didn’t really give much away, and neither did the “Plug into your identity” tagline.
Looking back, my focus on just writing about “personal development” actually hindered me in a number of ways.
The first way being that defining myself was a total waste of time, and probably is for you too. There are simply far more important important aspects to blogging which should be occupying your attention. The most important thing you can do is get the essentials out of the way and then just start writing.
A blog is nothing without its content.
Whether you define yourself as a personal finance blog or a financial advice blog doesn’t really matter. It only matters if you would change your content based on that definition. Nobody is going to look at your blog and think it’s about health if all you write about is money.
Your content is going to show what your site is about; you don’t have to stress about defining it.
Thankfully, there is…

A much better alternative

I can’t write an article which takes out one of the most recommended fundamentals of blogging and not replace it with what I believe is a far superior alternative. Instead of stressing about which direction you’re going to take your blog and the angle of your content, just simply ask yourself “in which way do I want to help my audience?”
That’s it.
Do you want to entertain people?
Do you want to give them the latest news?
Do you want to help them make more money?
Do you want them to become better copywriters?
I can’t answer this question for you, but it should be pretty easy for you. After all, your blog wouldn’t be much without an audience. What do you want to provide for them?
With this one question, you can accomplish a number of things a lot easier.

Content

No longer do you have to worry about whether a certain article fits under the category of ‘personal development’ or whether you’re writing something that your audience doesn’t care about. You simply focus on whether the information you’re providing helps you help your audience.
My aim with ViperChill is to give people the best advice I can about internet marketing and building remarkable websites. I don’t stress if a topic choice is going to be relevant to my readers because I’m always publishing content with that aim so the majority of the time, it just naturally will be.
This question gives you more content ideas, helps you decide if an idea is right for your audience and allows you to twist content ideas from other industries and make them more relevant to your readers.

Audience

Another reason people worry about which blog niche they choose is because they want to make sure they’re attracting – and keeping – the right website visitors. The great thing about this question is that it allows you to build an audience that is laser-targeted.
And as most of you know, a laser targeted audience is exactly what you want if you ever come to monetise your website. Although there are other factors besides what you write about that attract a readership – such as your content length and post frequency – it’s still the biggest factor in growing a blog which can make you money.

Value

The only reason people ever read a blog is because of the value that it provides. That value can be in one of hundreds of forms, but it always exists. For instance, the value I receive from Daily Blog Tips is information which helps me become a better writer, which in-turn helps me to grow my business.
Another blog I love, TechCrunch, provides me not only with boredom relief when I’m not sure what to work on next but also information on the newest social media sites I may be able to utilise. Knowing how you can help people through your site is the exact value that you’re providing to them.
As long as you continue to put out content that is inline with your aim, then you’re constantly giving your audience what they want. That’s true providing true value.
If you’re still not convinced, answer me this: Is it easier for you to tell me how you want to help people, or easier to tell me which category your blog fits under?

copy from: http://www.dailyblogtips.com/choosing-a-blog-niche/

Monday, April 26, 2010

All the seo techniques contained in your blog

For the First Time after created a blog / website that need to be considered are the following:

1. Notice Title or headline your blog. Customize your Title / Title with keywords that will be your optimization:

    <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" dir="ltr" lang="en-US">

    <head profile="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11">

    <title> all about blogging </ title>

2. Keyword Tags Determine appropriate contents of your blog. Examples are as follows:

    <meta name="keywords" content="seo, meta tags, submit blog" />

3. Specify Description Tag for your blog. Examples are as follows:

    <meta name="description" content="tips of blogging experince" />

4. Create Navigate to your blog or website as young as possible and not to get the error. (Little influence, but necessary)

If the issues above have been carried out it is time optimization in terms of how to write using SEO techniques is as follows:

1. Title or title of posting at least give a big hand in the index in the Search Engine.

2. Keep in Every article you create, the optimization of keywords that will be entered in the first 250 words.

3. Use Bold, Italic, quotes, <h1> </ h1>, Underline, color difference is very influential in the optimization Optimization of a keyword.

4. Number of Posts and Page on a particular topic, greatly affect the index of the topic.

5. If you use WordPress you should always fill Tags according to the topics and keywords that would in the optimization.

After making a site, then your post has been conducted. It is now enrolled at the Search Engine techniques, social bookmarking and site directory:

1. Please Submit your site here on Search engines Google, Yahoo, and MSN.

2. Register On Social Bookmark kinds technoratti, digg, etc.

Sign Off Page Seo Content (All SEO techniques which is beyond the website)

1. Link Exchange. The link is considered by Google and other search engines are text-shaped links. Not the picture and others.

2. Give the right Anchor Text when tukeran link or give a backlink in your article is already long. What is anchor text you can see in articles about paid reviews.

3. Advertising on a site that visitors awesome and her big PR.

4. ads on Google Adsense, adbrite, etc..

5. Advertising on free classifieds. But remember, do not ad domain a direct line to the 200 ads in one time. You will be considered spamming by Search Engines.

6. Review your new site with your site is already famous. Like this blog for example vacancy.

7. Oneway Backlink existence (backlinks in one direction) to the article that has the same topic, a very big influence to you at the Search Engine Index.

Friday, April 16, 2010

Free Smadav

For the Blogger Indonesia that have a blog / personal site please request to ask the Registration Key in this thread or via email smadav@gmail.com.
Check what your blog automatically qualify: loovly.com
Condition your blog / site for the installation of banners SmadAV: Wink

* You should have a blog / site.
Banner * Put on Blog / website address (mandatory to use the image 125x125 banner code below *).
* Banner must be placed at strategic places in the blog
* Banner must continue to be installed until the end of the year 2010
* Blogs have a large enough visitor traffic. Please check what your blog's PageRank and meet the minimum requirements in loovly.com AlexaRank
o The minimum PageRank 2, or
o If the PageRank 1 so AlexaRank <1,000,000, or
o If the PageRank is 0 then AlexaRank <400,000
* There is no tolerance for this condition, the only blog that qualify will be given the key above the SmadAV Pro
* Send a confirmation to smadav@gmail.com to ask (max 3) Registration Key and include your blog address.

Masukkan situs Anda yang ingin dicek :
Situs:
	http://www.loovly.com/

Preview :

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Submit your site to Bing

Thank you for submitting your URL to Bing
MSNBot automatically indexes pages that meet accepted standards for content, design, and technical implementation.

This change will not be reflected immediately, so please be patient and check back periodically.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Meta Tag Generator

Type in your title, keywords and description to see how many characters long they are.
Then press "Generate Tags" to generate your meta tags.

Title 0 / 70
Keywords 0 / 250
Description 0 / 160

Doctype:
XHTML HTML

About Meta Tags

Meta Tags are useful in Search Engine Optimisation because they show search engines how to describe your web pages to users in search engine results listings. This description will show the user what your website has to offer and based on the information in your Meta Tags and the way that the search engine displays that information; they may choose or not choose to visit your site.

Meta Tags are not themselves visible to users, but instead communicate information that is read by browsers and search engines to tell them about the content of your web pages. Having appropriate and clear Meta Tags is a useful Search Engine Optimisation tool because when utilised correctly, it can not only influence how the search engines display your website in their results pages, it can also affect page ranking. The keywords that you use in your Meta Tags can have an impact on how your pages are read by search engines and by creating appropriate Meta Tags; you can make full use of their Search Engine Optimisation benefits.

How does the Meta Tags Generator Work?

Our Meta Tags Generator tool works by taking the key information about your webpage, such as the title of your page, the keywords that you are targeting and a brief description of your page, and generates appropriate Meta Tags so that only the information that is necessary is included. Using our Meta Tags Generator means that your Meta Tags are clear and concise, giving only the information that search engines need to be able to easily understand and categorise your web page. This results in the search engines being able to give an accurate description of your website in their results listings, increasing the likelihood that visitors will convert into genuine enquiries and customers as they are an appropriate audience for your website.

It is important when using the Meta Tags Generator to use words and themes that actually appear in the content of your webpage in order to ensure the integrity of your website and build authority with search engines. Using misleading keywords, descriptions or titles will only harm your Search Engine Optimisation efforts and could result in your website being penalised by search engines. Their job, after all, is to provide the most relevant results for their users and good Search Engine Optimisation works towards that end too by representing the web pages accurately. Our Meta Tags Generator is designed to accurately describe the important content of your web page to search engines and that is only possible if the information submitted to the Meta Tags Generator is appropriate to your website’s content and theme.

Stuffing your Meta Tags full of keywords can also do far more harm to your Search Engine Optimisation efforts than good as many search engines will consider this as spamming and can penalise your website. If the content of your website is well written, clear and informative then that outweighs any very short term perceived benefit from using inappropriate Meta Tags.

Using our Meta Tags Generator is an easy way to create useful and appropriate Meta tags which accurately represent your website and its content, making it easier for search engines to read and categorise. You don’t need to be fluent in html or xhtml to use our Meta Tags Generator tool, just input the required information and let the tool do the hard work for you.

Google Sees Tool

Check what Google sees when it visits your site:

HTML Meta Tag

Describe metadata within an HTML document:

Try it yourself »

Definition and Usage

Metadata is information about data.
The <meta> tag provides metadata about the HTML document. Metadata will not be displayed on the page, but will be machine parsable.
Meta elements are typically used to specify page description, keywords, author of the document, last modified, and other metadata.
The <meta> tag always goes inside the head element.
The metadata can be used by browsers (how to display content or reload page), search engines (keywords), or other web services.

Browser Support

The <meta> tag is supported in all major browsers.

Differences Between HTML and XHTML

In HTML the <meta> tag has no end tag.
In XHTML the <meta> tag must be properly closed.

Tips and Notes

Note: Metadata is always passed as name/value pairs.

Required Attributes

DTD indicates in which HTML 4.01/XHTML 1.0 DTD the attribute is allowed. S=Strict, T=Transitional, and F=Frameset.

Attribute	Value	Description	DTD
content	text	Specifies the content of the meta information	STF

Optional Attributes

Attribute	Value	Description	DTD
http-equiv	content-type content-style-type expires refresh set-cookie	Provides an HTTP header for the information in the content attribute	STF
name	author description keywords generator revised others	Provides a name for the information in the content attribute	STF
scheme	format/URI	Specifies a scheme to be used to interpret the value of the content attribute	STF

Standard Attributes

The <meta> tag supports the following standard attributes:

Attribute	Value	Description	DTD
dir	rtl ltr	Specifies the text direction for the content in an element	STF
lang	language_code	Specifies a language code for the content in an element	STF
xml:lang	language_code	Specifies a language code for the content in an element, in XHTML documents	STF

More information about Standard Attributes.

Event Attributes

The <meta> tag does not support any event attributes.
More information about Event Attributes.

Meta Tag Generator

This is example for meta tag tool:
This simple little program will generate Meta Tags for you very quickly and easily. Simply enter your site's description and keywords in the appropriate places below. more...

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Optimizing Your Site

One of the most important aspects of a search engine optimization project is also one of the most overlooked â€“ preparation! There are some important steps to take in advance of optimizing your site that will make sure your SEO is successful.

Before You Start

Before you start any search engine optimization campaign, whether itâ€™s for your own site or that belonging to a client, you need to answer the following questions:

1) What is the overall motivation for optimizing this site? What do I/they hope to achieve? e.g. more sales, more subscribers, more traffic, more publicity etc.

2) What is the time-frame for this project?

3) What is the budget for this project?

4) Who will be responsible for this project? Will it be a joint or solo effort? Will it be run entirely in-house or outsourced?

Answering these questions will help you to build a framework for your SEO project and establish limitations for the size and scope of the campaign.

Get Ready: How Search Engine-Compatible is the Site Currently?

Something I find very useful before quoting on any SEO project is to produce what I call a Search Engine Compatibility Review. This is where I carry out a detailed overview and analysis of a site's search engine compatibility in terms of HTML design, page extensions, link popularity, title and META tags, body text, target keywords, ALT IMG tags, page load time and other design elements that can impact search engine indexing.

I then provide a detailed report to potential clients with recommendations based on my findings. It just helps sort out in my mind what design elements need tweaking to make the site as search engine-friendly as possible. It also helps marketing staff prove to an often stubborn programming department (or vice versa!) that SEO is necessary. You might consider preparing something similar for your own site or clients.

Get Set: Requirements Gathering

Next, you need to establish the project requirements, so you can tailor the SEO campaign to you or your clientâ€™s exact needs. For those of you servicing clients, this information is often required before you are able to quote accurately.

To determine your project requirements, you need to have the following questions answered:

1) What technology was used to build the site? (i.e. Flash, PHP, frames, Cold Fusion, JavaScript, Flat HTML etc)

2) What are the file extensions of the pages? (i.e. .htm, .php, .cfm etc)

3) Does the site contain database driven content? If so, will the URLs contain query strings? e.g. www.site.com/longpagename?source=123444fgge3212, (containing â€œ?â€� symbols), or does the site use parameter workarounds to remove the query strings? (the latter is more search engine friendly).

4) Are there at least 250 words of text on the home page and other pages to be optimized?

5) How does the navigation work? Does it use text links or graphical links or JavaScript drop-down menus?

6) Approximately how many pages does the site contain? How many of these will be optimized?

7) Does the site have a site map or will it require one? Does the site have an XML sitemap submitted to Google Sitemaps?

8) What is the current link popularity of the site?

9) What is the approximate Google PageRank of the site? Would it benefit from link building?

10) Do I have the ability to edit the source code directly? Or will I need to hand-over the optimized code to programmers for integration?

11) Do I have permission to alter the visible content of the site?

12) What are the products/services that the site promotes? (e.g. widgets, mobile phones, hire cars etc.)

13) What are the siteâ€™s geographical target markets? Are they global? Country specific? State specific? Town specific?

14) What are the siteâ€™s demographic target markets? (e.g. young urban females, working mothers, single parents etc.)

15) What are 20 search keywords or phrases that I think my/my clientâ€™s target markets will use to find the site in the search engines?

16) Who are my/my clientâ€™s major competitors online? What are their URLs? What keywords are they targeting?

17) Who are the stake-holders of this site? How will I report to them?

18) Do I have access to site traffic logs or statistics to enable me to track visitor activity during the campaign? Specifically, what visitor activity will I be tracking?

19) How do I plan on tracking my or my clientâ€™s conversion trends and increased rankings in the search engines?

20) What are my/my clientâ€™s expectations for the optimization project? Are they realistic?

Answers to the first 10 questions above will determine the complexity of optimization required. For example, if the site pages currently have little text on them, you know youâ€™ll need to integrate more text to make the site compatible with search engines and include adequate target keywords. If the site currently uses frames, you will need to rebuild the pages without frames or create special No-Frames tags to make sure the site can be indexed, and so on.

This initial analysis will help you to scope the time and costs involved in advance. For those of you optimizing client sites, obtaining accurate answers to these questions BEFORE quoting is absolutely crucial. Otherwise you can find yourself in the middle of a project that you have severely under-quoted for.

The remainder of questions are to establish in advance the who, what, where, when, why and how of the optimization project. This will help you determine the most logical keywords and phrases to target, as well as which search engines to submit the site to.

For those of you optimizing web sites for a living, you might consider developing a questionnaire that you can give clients to complete to ensure you tailor the web site optimization to their exact needs.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Tips To Increase Blog Trafffic

* Track blog and leave comments on them. A good way to keep the conversation is to install a MyBlogLog widget and visit the blogs of people who visit your site.

* Nothing creates long-term traffic more than value. Consider writing posts with resources or explaining how things work. The things that have links to useful and they rose to del.icio.us, a much better long term than the front page of digg.

* Inform search engines and aggregators like Technorati (using the ping functionality) when your blog is updated, this should ensure maximum traffic coming from these sources. (check list Pinging Service)

Simplify. Taking into account the complex issues in your work. This may be a big long publication that is difficult to cross through or a concept that is difficult to understand. Reference and made shorter "for dummies" version of your own lessons and tips that are relevant. When doing this, I was surprised to find that the simplified post will appear before a more complex version in search results. Perhaps this is why the results in increased traffic; people looking for help or clarification on the subject will land on your blog.

* Try to be polemic. Writing obsessive about all-things political from the left-wing perspective in the form of humorous, sarcastic one sentence.

* A simple tip which may increase page views: install a translator plugin. I decided to use this plugin to be paid, but if I'm not mistaken there are some free, too. Translation is not so good, as you can imagine, but it helps to attract readers who are not fluent in English.

* Submit articles to blog carnivals (http://blogcarnival.com) related to your niche. Your article almost always get posted, and should generate some visitors, at least.

* Newsgroups. I always see spikes when posting to the newsgroup reviews.

* Creating a new design for your website. Not only will become more attractive to your regular readers, but you can send to some CSS gallery sites that feature great design. This will give you exposure on those sites while making a lot of traffic and backlinks from those types of sites.

* Participate in the conversation on the blog related. Start conversations on your own blog. Do not just post about the story and stop there, involving the audience, asking questions and call to action.

* Comments on the blog, write useful content and make good friends on the forum.

* You must be active to generate traffic. Post comments on other blogs related to me, and I post my site link my signature on the forum. Spread the word about your blog and it certainly will attract readers.

* Just browse around MyBlogLog.com and you will get visitors to your blog. Also try to join the community as much as possible related to your topic.

* Tips to generate traffic is off-line by entering your url at all off-line liturature from business cards, letterhead, pamphlets, advertisements through in-store signage if applicable. I even have our web site at the vehicle.

* Read a lot of other blogs. Leave a trackback. Make sure your blog is optimized for search engines. Leverage social bookmarking sites like digg (both for new ideas and for traffic).

* Leave comments on other blogs. If you've read them, it takes only a few seconds to leave a message agree or disagree with the author, you must leave a link to your site, and you will almost ALWAYS get the last lintastraffic of your comment.

* Post 3-5 times a day. Use ping services like wordpress Pingomatic or arrange to ping several ping services. Involve your readers. Install the polls, ask them questions, give them quizzes, free tools, etc. Make them want to come back and tell their friends about you.

* Community. That one word, but the most important when it comes to blogging. The only "blog metric" that makes sense is the vibrant community of readers that. Building a community around your blog will bring you increased traffic, but how do you start? A boilerplate response to building traffic is always "SEO, social networking sites, and commenting on blogs" but can be simplified to "be part of a community". The easiest way to seed your blog is a community that already exists. But the only way to do that is to be part of the community itself.

* The lens Squidoo is a good way to generate traffic. By using the lens, you can generate your own custom "community" of web pages, including some of the more popular pages on "environment." Including your own web page as the list is a good way to produce traffic.

* Write articles and send them to EzineArticles. This article has been written by well researched keyword phrases and accepted by EzineArticles tend to rank very high on Google for search. Placing anchor text in the footer of the articles so that readers can visit the relevant web sites I always improve my site traffic.

* I found some unexpected traffic when my blog appear in some css design portals like www.cssmania.com and www.webcreme.com. If you can put some time into the back of the concept and design for your blog, I would recommend submitting your site to a design portal not only for additional traffic but to build an additional community on your site.

* Engage in some "MySpace-like" community sites that focus on my target audience. I share his thoughts in the forums, post intros to my real blog on their system blog and I've even created a group for a particular niche. It's very, very successful for me.

* Well, obviously everyone knows that social bookmarking sites like Digg, del.icio.us, etc. bring lots of traffic. Send some of my articles to blogg-buzz.com (a digg like site for bloggers), and I always did not get the bad traffic from there.

* Participate in Yahoo Answers and LinkedIn Answers where you can show your expertise, can be associated with relevant keywords and put your URL out there.

* Be the first to write a post about 'Top Ten Blogs' in your niche. Pos will rank high in any general search for blogs in your niche and other bloggers in your niche write about the post and link to halalaman.

* Participating in the forum is a great way to get loyal readers. Good fishing links people in your signature or posting advice and great tips that will give you high quality traffic, which will result in return visitors.

* A simple trick I've used to increase traffic to blogs are participating in a group writing project.

* Do not forget your records.

* Writing something controversial. it's good to write something controversial just for the purpose of getting traffi.

* Find the best blogs in the niche and contact the author. Introduce yourself and send a link from your blog. This may help them to find your blog, read it and maybe link to it.

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