09-26-2010, 02:54 PM
I've had lots of troubles with SEO on google the first time I ever made a site. It was the worst site ever, i'll admit that lol. and I still remember the one I created on a free hosting service for a test run when I didn't have any money to invest in my experimenting. Now that I finally understand it I have 2 registered domains currently.
Yahoo, takes the meta tags for the search engine queries, whereas Google, simply decides by itself what to take from your website. So it usually takes any content that it finds from your website. This is why you should be sure to use as many of the words that you want for keywords... to appear in the content of your writing. I've also done extensive research and found that sitemaps are useful for that internal linking idea that you've mentioned. Backlinks as well, which are not internal links.
Another tip (since you have added one): Do not forget to put alt tags on all your images on your website, or most of them. But you do not want repeat text very often. So keep in mind that each webpage you have should be unique to each other to ensure the diversity of the search that will make your website come up. Use keywords often, and keeping your webpages updated with a blog or anything that will force you to update the content on your webpages will refresh your rank on a search engine as well. If you just left your site alone, and the content stayed the same, you'd find that you would not be as high of a rank on a search engine as you once were.
If your lazy though, you can go to google and pay 70-90$ USD, (I forget how much it is, but thats around the right price range) to become a sponsored link, which will update you to the top of their first page consistently.
Yahoo, takes the meta tags for the search engine queries, whereas Google, simply decides by itself what to take from your website. So it usually takes any content that it finds from your website. This is why you should be sure to use as many of the words that you want for keywords... to appear in the content of your writing. I've also done extensive research and found that sitemaps are useful for that internal linking idea that you've mentioned. Backlinks as well, which are not internal links.
Another tip (since you have added one): Do not forget to put alt tags on all your images on your website, or most of them. But you do not want repeat text very often. So keep in mind that each webpage you have should be unique to each other to ensure the diversity of the search that will make your website come up. Use keywords often, and keeping your webpages updated with a blog or anything that will force you to update the content on your webpages will refresh your rank on a search engine as well. If you just left your site alone, and the content stayed the same, you'd find that you would not be as high of a rank on a search engine as you once were.
If your lazy though, you can go to google and pay 70-90$ USD, (I forget how much it is, but thats around the right price range) to become a sponsored link, which will update you to the top of their first page consistently.