Seo tips
July 31st, 2009 by 
If you want to build a successful business on the Internet, you can spend as much money as you can afford on a Google AdWords campaign and other forms of advertising. However, it is proven in the Search Engine Marketing industry that at least 40% of the time, your customers will find you through Google and other search engines.
This fact alone makes it very important for any serious ecommerce owner to learn the basics of how to do a good SEO. If you can’t do it yourself, at least you can’t be left in the dark on the strategies if you decide to hire an SEO specialist like a link building services site.
And just what are these search engines optimization fundament?
Website Design and Navigation
These are the most important aspects of SEO. A website that succeeds with both search engines and website visitors are those that are easy to navigate and have a simple design. When these two elements are combined, they make up for a good visitor experience and easy crawling by the search engines.
Some of the things to avoid in website design are dynamic page and URLs, frames, flash elements, Java script, and image maps for web page interlinking or sitemap generation.
Keyword research
SEO is based on the promise that an unknown number of Internet users are searching for a host of things on Google by typing in search terms called keywords. If you want to know the popular keywords that is appropriate to the business your website represents, research exhaustively on keywords.
In deciding what keywords to use, there is one rule: “the more specific the better”. If you own a dating site, for example, “true love” or “soul mate” might be too broad. Run the keywords on Overture and Wordtracker. You might find keywords that are more appropriate to your site like “True love for marriage”, perhaps?
Keyword Density and Relevance
Search engines, specifically Google, determine what websites go to the top of your search based on relevance. This is determined in part by keyword density, or how many instances a keyword appears in the web page’s content.
Write your content according to density. Do not spam, though. Aside from sounding gibberish, spam content also gets flagged by search engines and websites containing them are removed from the index.
Relevance and Inbound Links
Search engines also consider inbound links to your site (specifically, their number and quality) to determine your website?s relevance to a keyword.
Make time to find the sites related to your website. Also make sure that the hyperlink to your site found on the other website has your keywords in them.
Don’t scoop and link though. Google once penalized websites that linked with 200 to 300 other sites per month.
An Opportunity On Each Page
On each page on your website there is actually an opportunity for you to rank for a different keyword each time. Notice how two different pages by the same website are generated for the same keyword. Go ahead and assign different keywords to each. Write and optimize accordingly.
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