Seo on page optimization tips
on page optimization
1 Avoid the following things which can get you in trouble with search engines: - Don't use hidden text or hidden links. - Don't employ cloaking or lightning fast java redirects. - Don't load up your pages with irrelevant words. - Don't create multiple pages, sub-domains, or domains with substantially duplicate content.
2 Did you know that every page of your website stands on its own?
Every page should have a unique title, description, and keyword tag. The description tag should describe ONLY that page. The keyword tag should include keywords for just that page. Include 5-6 keywords, including the main keyword phrase and synonyms of that keyword phrase.
Don't make the mistake of including every keyword that could possibly describe what your site is about in your keyword tag. Make your keyword meta tag specific for each page.
The keyword tag holds very little importance anyway, but be sure to make it page specific. FOCUS!
3 Do you have a site map on your website?
In Google's Terms of Service, they suggest that you use a site map, so set one up immediately! There are many excellent programs that will create site maps for you. Put a link to your site map on every single page of your site, and link to your other pages using link text that describes those pages. This link building service includes Google Sitemap Generator Setup, absolutely FREE.
4 Stay away from “little” keywords.
When you’re looking for terms to optimize for, especially primary key phrases, it is generally a good idea to stay away from “little” keywords, such as the, and, or, for, etc.
5 Does keyword in domain name make sense?
People often seem to ask how important it is to include keywords that they want to rank for in their domain name. The answer is that it’s not essential, but it helps a lot.
6 Make title from 3 to 9 words!
Page title elements are normally 3-9 words (60-80 characters) maximum in length, no fluff, straight and to the point. This is what shows up in most search engine results as a link back to your page. Make sure your Page Title Element(title tag) is relevant to the content on the page.
7 Describe your site in META!
The META description tag usually consists of 25 to 30 words or less using no more than 160 to 180 characters total (including spaces). The META description also shows up in many search engine results as a summary of your site.
Make sure your META Description Tag is relevant to the content on the page.
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