www.seouttam.com
www.wepipro.com
ON PAGE FACTORS
Content
Alt Text
Bold/Strong
<body>, <div>, <p>, <span>, no tag
Alt Text
<img src="http://www.example.com/example.png" alt="Keyword">
Bold/Strong
<b></b>
<strong></strong>
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http://sbmarking.in/ |
http://social-bookmarking.in/ |
http://urls.diggo.in/ |
http://www.bako.in/ |
http://www.scoot.in/ |
www.seobookmarks.co.in |
http://bookmarks.diggo.in/ |
http://dofollow.diggo.in/ |
http://pr2.in/ |
http://sitemarks.in/ |
http://pligg.in/ |
http://www.craftjuice.com/ |
http://www.mbbmark.com/ |
http://linkatopia.com/ |
http://ww2.ikeepbookmarks.com/home.asp |
http://www.givealink.org/main/show |
http://youmob.com/default.aspx |
http://zabox.net/ |
http://www.kojaxx.com/ |
http://www.squidoo.com/wizard/start |
http://www.social-bookmarking.net/ |
by ram vishwakarma
SEO
has traditionally divided into two main areas; on-page optimisation
which covers what can be done on the pages of the website itself, and
off-page optimisation which covers activity that takes place elsewhere
(e.g. link-building).
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
- A checklist outlining the key areas to consider when reviewing on-page SEO.
- A list of common mistakes to look out for with regard to on-page SEO.
- A list of old-school SEO (‘spammy’) on-page tactics that the search engines are now able to recognise (and punish accordingly).
- Always start with keyword selection, research and testing
- Meta Description tag
- ALT tags
- H1 tags
- URL structure
- Internal linking strategy
- Content
- Keyword density
- Site maps, both XML and user facing
- Usability and accessibility
- Track target keywords
- Expect results in 6-12 months
- Duplicate content
- URL variants of the same pages
- Off-site images and content on-site
- Duplicate title tags
- Hidden text
- Hidden links
- Keyword repetition
- Doorway pages
- Mirror pages
- Cloaking
SEO
has traditionally divided into two main areas; on-page optimisation
which covers what can be done on the pages of the website itself, and
off-page optimisation which covers activity that takes place elsewhere
(e.g. link-building).
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
- A checklist outlining the key areas to consider when reviewing on-page SEO.
- A list of common mistakes to look out for with regard to on-page SEO.
- A list of old-school SEO (‘spammy’) on-page tactics that the search engines are now able to recognise (and punish accordingly).
- Always start with keyword selection, research and testing
- Meta Description tag
- ALT tags
- H1 tags
- URL structure
- Internal linking strategy
- Content
- Keyword density
- Site maps, both XML and user facing
- Usability and accessibility
- Track target keywords
- Expect results in 6-12 months
- Duplicate content
- URL variants of the same pages
- Off-site images and content on-site
- Duplicate title tags
- Hidden text
- Hidden links
- Keyword repetition
- Doorway pages
- Mirror pages
- Cloaking
SEO
has traditionally divided into two main areas; on-page optimisation
which covers what can be done on the pages of the website itself, and
off-page optimisation which covers activity that takes place elsewhere
(e.g. link-building).
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
The most effective strategy in 2012 however (social media powered SEO) requires an integrated approach, with on-page content promoted off-page within the main social media channels. Please click on the following link to find out more about social media SEO - the future proofed SEO strategy that delivers outstanding results now.
Alternatively, click here to understand more about how off-page SEO has had to adapt to changes in the search engines’ algorithms to remain effective in 2012.
Finally, if you are more interested in on-page SEO, we should probably warn you that, although it’s still very important to optimise on-page factors, it’s extremely unlikely to work on its own unless your market is particularly niche. Please read on for:
- A checklist outlining the key areas to consider when reviewing on-page SEO.
- A list of common mistakes to look out for with regard to on-page SEO.
- A list of old-school SEO (‘spammy’) on-page tactics that the search engines are now able to recognise (and punish accordingly).
- Always start with keyword selection, research and testing
- Meta Description tag
- ALT tags
- H1 tags
- URL structure
- Internal linking strategy
- Content
- Keyword density
- Site maps, both XML and user facing
- Usability and accessibility
- Track target keywords
- Expect results in 6-12 months
- Duplicate content
- URL variants of the same pages
- Off-site images and content on-site
- Duplicate title tags
- Hidden text
- Hidden links
- Keyword repetition
- Doorway pages
- Mirror pages
- Cloaking