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hi friends, i am confused and do not know right way on page optimization but i am optimize our site me but not a good result so everyone tell me what type and how optimization show a good result fast.and what important thing on page optimization.

...Right, give up the URL and I'll tell you whats going on. There are numerous previous posts on this matter (of which I've contributed and submitted on line resources), perhaps you can have a look over those too.

 

Thanks

 

Little James

The head is where you outline the content of the website, and overview if you like. Your main focus should be titles and meta data.

<title> Keyword,Keyword,Keyword, company name.</title> Title should be relevant to information on the page and be between 60-90 characters ending in a full stop.

 

<meta name="description" content=" .">

<meta name="keywords" content="">

 

Keywords content should hold approx. 10-15 keywords

The description is the first thing they see on Google etc..

 

The body should be treated as validation of the information provided.

Keywords should be in <h1> and strong and down to <h3>. Rarely you will get down to <h6>

 

Images the alt and title need to help keywords/description in them to.

The head is where you outline the content of the website, and overview if you like. Your main focus should be titles and meta data.

<title> Keyword,Keyword,Keyword, company name.</title> Title should be relevant to information on the page and be between 60-90 characters ending in a full stop.

 

<meta name="description" content=" .">

<meta name="keywords" content="">

 

Keywords content should hold approx. 10-15 keywords

The description is the first thing they see on Google etc..

 

The body should be treated as validation of the information provided.

Keywords should be in <h1> and strong and down to <h3>. Rarely you will get down to <h6>

 

Images the alt and title need to help keywords/description in them to.

 

Yes, this is a very few of the many things you can/should be implementing.

 

Little James

I don't even understand what the question was....

 

Punctuation would be wonderful!

hai

 

Onpage optimization is very easy thing to your website. Here I am giving some suggestion for onpage optimization.

 

Make sure you write title tags with descriptive

Meta Description should be 100 - 150 words with target keyword

Meta Keywords should be there 6 - 12 Keywords with targeget keyword, don't put more keywordstuff

H1 Tags to Keywords

You should maintain keyword desnsity for your content.

 

For other information of Onpage optimization please visit @ http://www.clickfirst.in - I have gathered above information from clickfirst.in

 

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hai

 

Onpage optimization is very easy thing to your website. Here I am giving some suggestion for onpage optimization.

 

Make sure you write title tags with descriptive

Meta Description should be 100 - 150 words with target keyword

Meta Keywords should be there 6 - 12 Keywords with targeget keyword, don't put more keywordstuff

H1 Tags to Keywords

You should maintain keyword desnsity for your content.

 

For other information of Onpage optimization please visit @ http://www.clickfirst.in - I have gathered above information from clickfirst.in

 

.....

 

I disagree with your process. If done correctly the first thing he should be doing is a campaign of keyword discovery. Working out who the target audience is (he he doesn't already know) and building up a profile for them. Understand what age they are, where they hang out and what his USP is (Thats a different discussion altogether). Then he'll need to get some competitor research in, there is not point optimizing for keywords that have been overused in his sector. And then he'll work on combinations and site structure. Maybe he'll want to change the Domain at this point...

 

...And then he 'may' want to work on your 'on-page' optimization, except there are a host of additional things (apart from the above), hence the: "Please give up your URL".

 

Then he should be seriously looking at an Analytics package (maybe even before he implements any SEO) so he can understand trends in traffic and keyword success, and on that note why not include Google Web master to have an appreciation on Trawl Rate.

 

I also don't agree with your urgency to implement Meta Keyword as it is fairly recognized that this is having less and less effect on Page Rank and even Yahoo Engine takes them into consideration less now more than ever.

 

I note that the Forum Post is 'On Page Optimization', the above (Keyword Discovery, Analysis etc) is the most sensible and proactive way to ensure appropriate SEO.

 

I've published this URL a few times before, but I would suggest its a great resource for actual optimization and hints on how to achieve a better Page Rank (which I assume is the ultimate goal? - More Page Rank and/or visits?):

 

SEOmoz Google Search Engine Ranking Factors

 

Many thanks

 

Little James

hi friends, i am confused and do not know right way on page optimization but i am optimize our site me but not a good result so everyone tell me what type and how optimization show a good result fast.and what important thing on page optimization.

Important in on page optimization:

 

1)Keyword

2)Title

3)Content

4) page structure

Important in on page optimization:

 

1)Keyword

2)Title

3)Content

4) page structure

 

Hi, a slight extension and explanation on the above 'Keyword'

  • Keyword(s) in Title
  • Keyword(s) in Body
  • Keyword(s) in Domain
  • Keyword(s) in Meta Description Tag
  • Keyword(s) in Meta Keywords Tag (not vital)
  • Keyword(s) in H Tags (not vital)
  • Keyword(s) in URL
  • Keyword(s) in Alt / Image Tags
  • Keyword(s) in Link titles
  • Keyword(s) in Strong or EM, B tags
  • Keyword(s) in body

Little James

All this talk of keywords here and keywords there - what about the poor site visitors?

 

Is everyone suggesting to prioritise "SEO" over the needs of the sites visitors?

All this talk of keywords here and keywords there - what about the poor site visitors?

 

Is everyone suggesting to prioritise "SEO" over the needs of the sites visitors?

 

Absolutely not, If anything the end user / visitor will be more content knowing that they're browsing a site which is more relevant to the search terms used. Good SEO is much more than just getting more traffic, its about gaining relevant traffic if done properly.

 

Little James

This from a web guru in SEO? :unsure:

 

With all these hints and tips taken onboard, perhaps a promotion to 'Super Web Guru' in SEO is on the cards! :rolleyes:

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The head is where you outline the content of the website, and overview if you like. Your main focus should be titles and meta data.

<title> Keyword,Keyword,Keyword, company name.</title> Title should be relevant to information on the page and be between 60-90 characters ending in a full stop.

 

<meta name="description" content=" .">

<meta name="keywords" content="">

 

Keywords content should hold approx. 10-15 keywords

The description is the first thing they see on Google etc..

 

The body should be treated as validation of the information provided.

Keywords should be in <h1> and strong and down to <h3>. Rarely you will get down to <h6>

 

Images the alt and title need to help keywords/description in them to.

 

 

hello friend these very good information of title, keywords, descripation. thanks again.

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