Search Engine Optimization Easy Secrets. Here's the scoop on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) that not everybody knows (not even some web designers, because what I'm about to tell you is not about design or art).

As of 2/26/07 to the best of my web design knowledge It takes Google about 2 months to find your new website and index it the way IT WANTS to. Google does things their way, and this is the pain in the arse for us web designers. That's why it is very hard to get on the top of search engines for any kind of searched. Your name of your company is VERY distint and your NAME of our company will be indexed by google no problem, but if you have a flooring company and you write flooring and expect everyone to fiind your site on google, your in for a rude awakening, think about how many other flooring companies are out there...

One more thing before we start; I can not go into google's server and change it myself (some of my clients think I can :) so we're up to the mercy of google.

If your website is about "Search Engine

Optimization", you should write Search Engine Optimization in the first sentence of your designed page. Search engines look for the first thing it sees on the page, so it's only common sense to put it at the beginning. BUT don't write it more than 12 times in the page, because the search engines will think you are trying to spam (cheat the system). Search engines can not read pictures like they do text, so if you have a logo with the word that you want found, you better find a creative way around that.

What else can I do to be search engine friendly Webskinz guy:
The <TITLE> tag in your website's html (hyper text markup language) code is what the search engines look at FIRST! They don't read your URL address (www.yoursite.com) at all! So if your website is about "Search Engine Optimization", you should write Search Engine Optimization in the title tag.

You may be scratching your head and saying, "Well Webskinz guy, what is a Title tag, and where can I find it?" Well most people that make website's with the help of Dreamweaver or Frontpage (I discourage using Frontpage because it alters your

html code when you least expect it) know that both of these programs will show you the design view and the html code view. Click on view at the top of your program and then click on code. At the top of the HTML page you will see this:

<html>
<head>
<title>
Search Engine Optimization</title>
</head>

It doesn't matter if the line breaks like it does right after the word 'Engine' because html doesn't work like that, html is read from top to bottom and Search Engines/Browsers look for <tags>to start and end sentences.</tags>

I haven't even gotten into how Flash isn't a searchable format for search engines, to understand more go here

So there is more to this website making than you thought, and we haven't even talked about "Meta Tags" that will help you tremendously with the ranking of your site as well. We could write a book on it. But if you're really serious about getting your site high up there on the first page of Google, MSN, or Yahoo
and we'll try our best to accommodate you.

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