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#151
August 11th, 2005, 04:32 AM
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nice forum
as a newbie in seo. i find this forum quite interesting and helpful. just a quick question here:
>>what comprises keyword density? i am using different tools for keyword density and it produces different results. Im in a notion that there are discrepancies on it. As a keyword density defined: number of keywords over the total number of words in a page. >>is the keyword density for the visible text only? or does it include alt tags? title tags ? link text? anchor text? and so on and so forth... and where do i will base the seo practice that the keyword density should be lower than 8%? is that on the visible text alone ? or the totality of other tags? thanks guys.. any response will be highly appreciated....
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#152
August 11th, 2005, 04:47 AM
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for newbie
well for me...
the most challenging part is the backlink. another problem i encountered is the constant monitoring for the pages... the site i am working with - rank number 6 before then it goes to 36.. i dnt know how to check for the changes... just a segway.. do u know any free automated tools to monitor/ track seo changes in your webpage.. tenks
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#153
August 16th, 2005, 05:49 AM
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7 - Make sure you have 404 page
Sorry I can't understand this sentence, U mean to say there should the 404 page error "pade not found" error in our site. If you think it should be there in site why? explain I think this should not be there insite it will hinder the ranking
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#154
August 16th, 2005, 05:54 AM
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In IIS, We setup all these pages. 403, 404 etc. to ensure that if there is an error (which happens allot with new sites). To ensure that there is always a page available. Less deadlinks is always better for SEO as well as visitors. lol
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#155
August 16th, 2005, 07:15 AM
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19 - Always add Fresh content 20 - For Deep Crawling use Google Sitemaps 21- Timely check your stats log file and ractify errors accordingly 22 - Maintain a ratio of link development 23 - Always write theme based content 24 - avoide link exchanges with spamed website 25 - Donot use automated submission software or scripts 26 - Follow W3C validators for clean coading guidelines 27- network your websites for better link development It covers most of the seo process
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#156
August 16th, 2005, 07:25 AM
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iz covers just some basic stuff, everybody can make they own list of rules, i don't agree with couple stuff on list but here is my to add on list: clear code clear links clear BL from high related site's with right anchor unique title's and meta's unique content for each page
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#158
August 28th, 2005, 08:44 PM
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Hello,
I have been a developer for quite some time and been up to date with my seo, but as for unique content and optimizing certain pages for certain search engines, I have been "lacking knowledge." How do you optimize a page for search engines using content? (I have read about making your keywords bold/italic/underline in the content) Will search engines recognize you highlighting your keywords in the content by matchnig them with your title and incoming links? Please help me out when you have time. Thanks alot guys. Great thread.
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#159
October 18th, 2005, 04:14 AM
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I guess you are using a different google than I am 
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#160
October 18th, 2005, 05:04 AM
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Examples: Google uses a maximum 64 character for Title Element, MSN - 70, Yahoo - 100 Thus you have much more you can add for Yahoo in the Title Element at Yahoo than Google. Professionally I optimize for Google and ignore the difference for the others - mostly because it is triple work, and clients don't pay triple costs. If the website was mine and ranked targeted - the investment is worthy. In a single domain you can create three duplicated trees [with but the unique attributes for the search engines] one for each crawler, and use robots.txt to prevent each crawler from grabbing page of the other[so not to penalize you for duplicated content]. As you can serve up different pages for different user-agents both the browser and the bot can be provided their appropriate page.
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We are what we repeatedly do… excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. — Aristotle Last edited by fathom : October 18th, 2005 at 05:06 AM.
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#161
November 20th, 2005, 06:19 AM
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I may quite well be wrong as I am only a pup but I have been looking at this character question and find that :
Google-Title- 65 chars finish on a complete word Description- 154 chars Yahoo-Title-110 finish on the character (to make 1 line) description-215-220 / first line 124/5 I think these are safe even if they are a little under maximums Tiler
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#162
November 20th, 2005, 06:37 AM
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...and MSN title is 135 characters.
If you truly wish to optimize to the best you can get for each search engine: Develop 2 architectures [one for Google and one for Yahoo/MSN] you could do 3 but Yahoo and MSN are pretty similar so wasted effort. Ban bots from the opposing archives - and adjust all attributes to accommodate each.
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#163
November 20th, 2005, 08:59 AM
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I have tried to use the Title chars to work on both, got a good title which ends ok for google and extended it still making good sense for yahoo. Not sure this will work but i am hoping so
Would that make sense you think Fathom Stone
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#164
December 6th, 2005, 08:55 PM
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Great in-a-nutshell recap, thanks!
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