Search Engine Optimization
In recent years, the claims have been maid that a company can place you on the first page of search engines with a fair amount of ease. If such a day did exist, it has long since passed. Presently, SEO is a complex and time exhausting process. It does not have to be a pained task, but there is a requirement for time to be invested into it. Fortunately, blogs and CMS have become the favored manner of boosting productivity and traffic to ones site.
Becoming connected through other sites on line, along with key words tend to remain the only strong SEO theories that have true power above others. It’s not to say that other methods do not work, but I personally try for the notion of free before anything else. A great article on SEO and Site Traffic was written by CNN Money
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There are also various outlets of ideas in boosting SEO and Site Traffic. One group known as
HubSpot utilize a website grading tool. The results and tips given after running your domain through this program are quite beneficial to the basic output of ones site. It would be highly suggested to begin small with steps like these. Anyone who’s conducted your site build should have included Meta Data, Alt Tags and Key Words for at least your main page. It should be noted, if you have a Flash Based (Not Flash Included) website, you may be hurting on real optimization. Because of its layout, flash player sites have very little if any text to be indexed by search engines. They also take forever to load… Something the average visitor to your site may not be willing to wait through.
One posting a week will be geared toward site developement, SEO or WordPress.
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Comments (4)
Very insightful…
What about the companies that charge? Don’t they help for specific prices? I would prefer finding a free way to bring more traffic, but won’t that max out after a while?
So when will your next post be?
There is a point when it will become time consuming if you are in the mass media. At this point, outside influences should be considered. But this would be in the realm of the top 7-5% of websites on the internet. For the early, local, and some national needs, the steps I’ll be describing in this series of postings will be more than enough to get recognition.
So what about all of these inbound link submission programs and search engine submitters?
Are they worth it?
It’s hard at this point in the game to put a value on it. If these programs do what they are designed to do, then there is no question!