January 29 2010

How to Boost Web Site Traffic?

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We know that this is important when we launch website how to attract readers? With the versatility the internet offers, there are many ways you could find that could help optimize the potential of your site or business in generating web site traffic.

How to Boost Web Site Traffic

How to Boost Web Site Traffic

While there are ways to jump start your traffic flows, many sites don’t have the resources that others have to increase web site traffic. You also must have the drive and perseverance to do hard work and traffic generation research for your site.

How sweet it is to increase traffic for your site without spending a single cent. Now it’s a sure thing that many sites have articles that offer tips and guidelines in generating web site traffic using only free methods. Because it is possible, you don’t need to spend a single cent, it may take time, to say honestly, I’m not going to beat around the bush with you.

November 24 2009

10 Tricks to Do to Improve Your Google Page Ranking

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As some readers mail me and ask that how to improve page rank of their sites. Its easy as we knows content is the king. Search engines love fresh and quality content, since that’s what the users want – more new things to read every day and every hour. When your site changes often – search engine crawlers come back more often as well. Of course by generating new content you raise the chance that more of your pages will be found.

10 Tricks to Do to Improve Your Google Page RankingOnce you have the content generated, here is what you can do to have your site found more often by new visitors:

1. Use Google Site maps to see how Google sees your site, when it was last updated, whether you have any problems on your site, etc. I’ve written an article on this topic: How to Improve Site’s Ranking with Google Sitemaps. You also want to provide a sitemap for your visitors.

2. Get involved in communities relevant to the content of your site. Visit their forums and mailing lists, and help other people by answering their questions, posting links to your site if they contain information relevant to your replies. Usually you are allowed to have a signature, where you can link to your site. However be aware that more and more sites implement a new link attribute rel=”nofollow”, which tells Google (MSN, Yahoo and other sites) to not count those links to your site’s ranking credit. This is to avoid comment spam. You can find the details here: Official Google Blog: Preventing comment spam.

3. The head section of the document should include meta entries for keywords and description. Though it’s been said that the keywords meta entry has little or no weight with Google, but is still useful with other search engines. Also make sure that the title of the document includes the most important keywords and phrases, as Google gives a heavy weight to those. The keywords need to be included in the H1 and H2 header entries, and also once in bold, once in italic and if possible in the URL.

4. Spell check your content. Google doesn’t like when misspelled words are used, as it tries to auto-correct search words. Some sites use misspelled words to get more traffic to their site. e.g., “hign paying keywords” instead of “high paying keywords”

5. It’s been said that sites containing valid XHTML are favored by the search engines. But it should at least use valid HTML. One other thing to make sure is that your site is readable by non-graphical browsers, such as Links and Lynx. Blind users use those to browse the Internet and search engines favor sites that are useful to more people. In fact search engines see your site as text, so things like java script, DHTML and Flash may make it hard for the search engine to crawl your site.

6. Publish articles on other sites relevant to your expertise. Make sure that those articles link back to your site. I’m somewhat weary about submitting my articles to other sites, since then I end up with a duplication problem and a chance that a search engine would penalize duplicated content sites. Hopefully it somehow knows where the content has appeared in first place. But I don’t want to take chances. So may be submitting unique articles which don’t appear on my site is a much safer strategy.

7. Sometimes your site competes with many other sites for the same keywords. Rather than optimizing all of your site for the same keywords, try to find less competitive keywords and optimize some of your pages for those keywords. There are both commercial and free programs to help you do that.

8. Learn from your competitors. Go to Google and search for the competing keywords, go to the first few sites with high page rank and analyse those sites, see what they have done differently than your site. Granted the site might be just very popular and linked from many other sites, but more often than not reading through the source code of the site can tip you off how to do better. You can find out which sites link to that site by searching Google for link:yoursite.com and you may want to try to get your site listed on those sites.

9. Since it’s not enough to have a high ranking for your front page (Google gives different page ranks to different pages), once your site is established you should try to get other sites to link to other sections of your site as well. For example if you have a big site and you can identify segments which are different from each, try to raise a page rank for the sub-directories corresponding to those sections. Have each page linking to several other pages on your site (cross linking). That should be especially helpful for balancing the page ranking across different pages of your site, and of course it should help your visitors to find related content on your site.

10. Try to include a few outbound links to high quality sites in every document. That indicates a quality connection between your document and others sites that Google already considers to be quality sites. When linking to those sites, try to include the important keywords in those links. Analyze your log files and see who refers to you the most. Try to find more similar sites. The referral information also reveals the keywords used to find your site. Often you find new keywords that you haven’t thought of when targeting your site. By using those newly discovered keywords you can create more content that targets the unexpected traffic even better.

February 09 2009

Improve Web Site Traffic

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I am telling you the shortcut method which generally people adopt. This is not suggestion but information regarding the subject. Not driving enough traffic to your web site? Tired of paying for a company to drive so called “targeted site traffic” to your webpage? Want to start generating free traffic hits? Of course you do. The truth is that we all do. No one wants a site that is barren of traffic and generates no sales or adsense revenue. Unfortunately, no one is going to just going to hand the traffic generating secrets to you. But luckily, the internet community at large knows what the most important techniques are, as well as how to successfully use them. That’s good news because “secrets” are hard to keep on the internet.

website-trafficYou will rarely get a person to tell you exactly how they drive traffic to their website. They might tell you what they do, but the description will be very broad with not much being specified. Although people will help you the best they can, most of them won’t guide you step by step. After all, if you’re getting traffic, that means you “could” be taking traffic away from their web site. With that being said, you need to find the pieces and try to put the puzzle together all by yourself.

To put it more simply: you have to know how to get free traffic to your web site if you want to have any type of online success. Driving traffic to a web site is no small task either. In actuality, it is the biggest job that a webmaster has. In order to see results, the webmaster must setup his own web site traffic generator, metaphorically speaking. That basically means that he has to set up several “passive” ways of generating web site traffic; hence the name, “traffic generator”.

If you are not satisfied write me freely I will be really thankful in this regard, thanks.

December 23 2008

Will too many hyphens in your domain name cause the search engines to label your site as spam

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This is a myth caused by many spam sites using multiple hyphens in their domain name. Many people have wrongly concluded that only spam sites would need to use more then one hyphen. The truth of the matter is that having more then one hyphen in your domain name will not result in your site being penalized.

private_labelThe more likely scenario is that having multiple hyphens will result in a flag being set at the search engines and a manual review being done to see if the site is spammy or legitimate.

One thing to keep in mind when choosing a domain name with hyphens in it: you users. When using a domain with multiple hyphens you make it more difficult for your human visitors to remember and type in your domain name. Domain names with more then one hyphen should only be used if you are attempting to market your website through the search engines. If you plan on doing offline advertising, including word of mouth, one hyphen or less is recommended.

December 13 2008

Generate Web Site Traffic Its Eassy

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There are lot of mathods are useing to built web traffic below you’ll find some ways to generate web site traffic.

generate-trafficYou may be familiar with some of these web traffic methods, some may be new for you. I suggest you follow some of them out.

Do not try all these traffic creation methods at once. Use some of them one by one. Because soon you will find your favorite traffic generating method, you may only need a couple of others to generate all the traffic that you want to your web.

If you really want to generate traffic, you should definitely check out my Traffic Secrets.

Here are I suggest traffic generating techniques for your websites:

* High Value Web Content
* Article Marketing
* Social Media
* Affiliate Program
* Joint Ventures or Partnerships
* Ecourses
* Search Engine Optimization
* On-page Search Engine Optimization
* Off-page Search Engine Optimization
* Pay Per Click
* Host Teleseminars
* Email Signature Files
* Press Releases
* Using Blogs
* Host Contests
* Posting on Forums
* Alternative Web Site Traffic Methods
* Logos