Google Adsense Publisher – Make Money Online

It is well known that search engine traffic is more important than any other type of traffic. Traffic from search engine is targeted at the right readers and always offer the most return. The return means either, AdSense revenue, or the promotional results of your products. Read the rest of this entry »

Why optimize?
First, why would anyone want to search engine optimize their PDF files? Well, if you had an eBook, brochure, product description or technical document in PDF format, you may wish to optimize these to pick up some extra search engine traffic. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to achieve

1.add your link in wikipedia articles (don’t spam).Since the links in wiki are ‘no follow’, you cannot expect link juice but decent traffic. Read the rest of this entry »

SEO Tip #1: Make Google Alerts Your Personal Online Spy

Google Alerts is a great way to let the world’s biggest search engine be your personal online investigator. This takes search engine optimization insider info to a whole new level. Here’s an excerpt straight from Google…. Read the rest of this entry »

I want to share my own technique to attract search engine visitors. It may be too simple for you but I am happy with it. Read the rest of this entry »

Without traffic, a website will struggle to fulfill its purpose, whether it is to inform, entertain or to sell. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques are important because a website or blog that is optimized is more likely to be found on Google, MSN or Yahoo. This in turn leads to more traffic. It is in the selection of these techniques that the differences between white hat seo techniques and black hat seo techniques can be seen. Read the rest of this entry »

The showdown between whitehat SEO and blackhat SEO is heating up and search engines are backing the whitehats.

Whitehat and blackhat SEO (Search Engine Optimization) are two different (and normally opposing) views of how to do search engine optimization. Whitehats are those website designers that “play nice” and try to follow all of the search engine guidelines to optimize their site. Blackhats are where website designers use backdoors, cloaking, and other tricks to optimize sites. This description was found in the Dec. 19, 2005 Newsweek article entitled “Hotwiring your Search Engine.”: Read the rest of this entry »

The following tactics fall in the grey area between legitimate tactics and search engine spam. They include tactics such as cloaking, paid links, duplicate content and a number of others. Unless you are on the correct side of this equation these tactics are not recommended. Remember: even if the search engines cannot detect these tactics when they are used as spam, your competitors will undoubtedly be on the lookout and report your site to the engines in order to eliminate you from the competition.
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These Tactics Are Considered Black-Hat For A Reason.
This Page Is To Note The Tactics That You Will Hear About From Other SEO’s.
These Are Not Legitimate Tactics And While Some May Work In The Short Term.
They WILL Get Your Website Penalized And/Or Banned Eventually.

Constantly webmasters attempt to “trick” the search engines into ranking sites and pages based on illegitimate means. Whether this is through the use of doorway pages, hidden text, interlinking, keyword spamming or other means they are meant to only trick a search engine into placing a website high in the rankings. Because of this, sites using black-hat SEO tactics tend to drop from these positions as fast as they climb (if they do climb at all).

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Any SEO tactic that maintains the integrity of your website and the SERPs (search engine results pages) is considered a “white-hat” search engine optimization tactic. These are the only tactics that we will use whenever applicable and which enhance rather than detract from your website and from the rankings.

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What is a Search Engine?
A sophisticated script used to help organize the world’s information. A tool used to find information. Read the rest of this entry »

I recently came across a method on accident that a lot of webmasters are doing to create one-way backlinks. I wanted to share this in the DP Search Engine Optimization section since it’s directly related to backlinks SEO value. Read the rest of this entry »

Here are SEKings.com, we strongly believe that backlinks are the KEY to the internet. If you think about a spiders web you can see where they came up with the name web and how backlinks are the backbone of the internet. The point is to be the middle of the web, so all the other peices of the web are connecting to you. All search engines use backlinks to find what the best sites are. When a spider crawls someones site and finds a link to another site, it splits and goes to that site. So, the more links you have to your site, the more the spider will see how much your site is linked to and will record your �popularity�. Popular websites are always at the top of the search engines. Read the rest of this entry »

* Through link exchanges with related blogs and sites
* By making useful comments on other websites and blogs so that
people
click your link to your site
* Posting in related forums and newsgroups
* Via article marketing where you put your link in the resource box
* By posting free resources on your website so that other websites can
link to them

These are just some of the ways. Natural one-way link building is the best since they are the most valuable in terms of high search engine ranking as they measure your website link popularity by counting the number of one-way links coming into it.

It’s anything but new.
It’s how people use search engines – they actually don’t generally type in “credit cards” or “shoes” they type in long phrases like “credit cards with free gifts” or “black shoes for sale in Iowa”
You can use it to your advantage in articles, and anchor texts – the technique is to have lots of long-tails – none of them searched for much, but get lots of them and it builds up into useful search volume.

What is the Long Tail of Search?

If you’re relatively new to the business of search engine optimization, you may have heard the term “long tail” being bandied about, often without much of an explanation. You may even have heard people talking about making money on the long tail of search. What is it, and how can it help you?

This term “long tail” actually has a little history behind it. While the earliest use of similar terms dates to March 2003, it really began to strike a chord with SEOs and SEMs in October 2004 with one of those paradigm-changing articles that alters the way everyone looks at things – in this case, the entertainment business (and other businesses by extension, as you’ll see in a moment). The article was written by Chris Anderson, published by Wired, and called “The Long Tail.” Naturally, it has implications way beyond that business, but for our purposes, it works well enough to start there. Read the rest of this entry »

You can create blogs for specific keywords you want to promote and use anchor text in content. article syndication and directory submissions can also be helpful for increasing ranking in serp.

Social bookmarking is the best way try in digg.

You can look what the competition is doing and do it better….

You can start posting in do follow forums

Have a footer and submit your site map on google’s “add url” for fast indexing.

1. Relying on keyword metatags

2. Stuff keywords in invisible text

3.Purchase Links

4. Horde Page Rank

5. Swap Links

6. Implement duplicate content

7. Use Session IDs on your URLs

8.Implement your site in Flash

9. Use lots of Javascript

10. Cloaking