It’s often very difficult to find the time to apply advanced SEO techniques to your website. It can also be very costly if you have someone else to do it for you.
Here are 15 very easy and quick updates for your web pages that will help you generate higher rankings and more targeted traffic.
Most of these techniques will only take about a minute to complete so you can very productive work done in the shortest possible time.
Here goes:
If you have ever wondered just how many page the big G knows about then here we go.
Google knows about more than a trillion pages !!! and to top it off, it’s growing by huge amounts every single day.
Back in the old’n days, 1998 to be precise, Google’s index contained about 26million pages and by 2000 they’d cracked a billion !
Google in constantly collecting data from the internet and updating it’s knowledge.
With this many pages on the web, it’s no wonder why you need a Google Expert. Contact me nowG
Hi All, This is just a quick post to let you know that Google has been rolling out some Toolbar PageRank changes over the last couple of days.
In a post on Thursday, Matt Cutts told us that there would be an update over the next few days. Well, it looks like it has happened and I can report that I have seen movement on some of my PageRank’s in both directions.
Your Google PageRank is updated continuously at Google, however we only see changes every 3 - 4 months when Google exports the data and adds it to the toolbar.
There are many discussion on the net in both forums and blogs about getting good quality inbound links to your website.
In fact the vast majority of webmasters find this the hardest task when looking at generating some good and high ranking links.
Here are a few tips to help you generate good links to your website
- Submit your website to as many search engines as possible. Make sure that you manually submit your site to Google though. The big G hates automated submissions.
Basically the meta data contains information relating to the page which it is on. The meta data can include:
- Page Title
- Meta Description
- Meta Keywords
Meta data is one of the first things in the code of your website. Although your visitors do not see this information it is one of the first things that search engines will see when indexing your website, so it’s good to write all these correctly should you wish to use them all.
When you are looking at having a new website built or even a redesign of your current site, there are many aspects that need to be taken in to account. Some of the important aspects include:
Each point needs addressing in turn to ensure that you generate the most from your new website.