Google Optimization

Make sure you include at least one link to Google
Use keywords meta tag. Make sure you do not repeat the same word more than 3 consecutive times in a row. These tips may be one of the most powerful tip. Make at least three-page / page / post on your site and make the scheme a link as follows: Page 1 link to Page 2, Page 2 link to Page 3, and this is the “header” behind it: Page 3 linking back to Page 1. Google will give points to page 2 of page 1, then points page 3 from page 2, and then if you link back to page 1 then Google will repeat it again from scratch. This method is also often referred to as interlinking or interlocking connection between one page / post to another page.

Use H1 tags on the post title
Backlinks on blogs that also have link to your blog page. Be careful in writing content that contains words that could lead to biased Google that your site is forbidden sites such as porn sites. Provide links that point to various pages / other articles in your blog, such as related articles. This will keep visitors longer be in your blog.

Create a sitemap for the site pal (XML based for Google and text based for yahoo) and submit a sitemap to Google and Yahoo. Make a Google webmaster account and get in there to see your website statistics. This will tell you whether your site is indexed or not.

And the most important tips is to exchange your blog link with other blog owners. This method is very fast way to increase your visibility in search engines.

This time I will introduce some basic terms you should know before stepping into the next stage. These terms are very basic, but often we are confused with other terms and be wrong.

Rank, ranking:
Rank of a web of search results on search engines. These search results do not include search results for text ads.

Ranking highly in search phrase associated with, so if a site is ranked at the top for a specific phrase, not necessarily with another phrase (although still connected) will occupy the same rank.

Google Pagerank:
Google Pagerank is rangking systems that have been patented by Google. Google Pagerank reflects the importance of a web page. The higher the Pagerank, Google will consider the more important that web page. Many people are confused between the Ranking Pagerank in the search results, they are different.

Keyword:
Keyword Is reflects a Web page. When you write an article about SEO, then the “SEO” can be the key word on the page. In practice, this Keyword is searched by search engines to find your web pages and displayed in search results. Keyword in this case has nothing to do with the META “Keyword”.

Page Title:
Page title is the Title of a web page that is among the tags. This title will appear in the title of your browser.

On page factors:
Factors that affect SEO contained in the site / page as keywords, layouting, etc.

Off page factors:
Factors that affect the SEO found outside the site / our pages, such as backlinks.