How to Get Great Search Engine Placement
The primary key to getting fantastic search engine placement
for your website is using a technique called “entrance pages”.
Entrance pages have just one purpose: to rank highly on one
search engine for one keyword phrase. Entrance pages aren’t
pretty… what looks good to a search engine usually looks
terrible to a human. Also, entrance pages must be specifically
tuned to one phrase and one search engine.
Let’s examine the reasons for using entrance pages compared
to just submitting your “home page” to the search engines. An
entrance page is optimized by various techniques to achieve a
high ranking on a particular search engine. Your home page
may not have been optimized at all… or it may be optimized to
generally achieve a moderate ranking on all search engines.
You see, the techniques that achieve a high ranking on a search
engine for a web page will kill your ranking on another search
engine… so it’s practically impossible to achieve a high
ranking on all the major search engines with only one page
submitted (i.e. your home page).
That is why entrance pages are used. Using this technique, you
can tune a web page to get a high ranking on one search engine
for one keyword phrase. To achieve high rankings on all the
major search engines for your keyword phrase, it is necessary
to design multiple entrance pages. For example, if I want to
rank highly under the keyword phrase “internet marketing” I
will have to create separate pages for Alta Vista, HotBot,
Lycos, Excite, InfoSeek, MSN, etc.
Entrance pages are not designed to look good. You don’t need
a lot of graphics or glamour. What you do need are
<br/>tags, <META> tags, <H1> headline tags, <IMG> tags, <br/><FORM> tags, links, and body text sprinkled with your <br/>keyword phrase. Each search engine has a different ranking <br/>algorithm that determines your placement. Below, I’ll give <br/>some general pointers:<br/><br/>The most important tag in the list above is the title tag. The <br/>title tag sets the text that appears in the title bar of your <br/>browser. Most search engines use this text as one of the major <br/>ranking factors when they spider your web page. You should <br/>definitely include your keyword phrase at the beginning of <br/>your title tag. Be aware that listing your company name or <br/>welcoming people to your website should not be done in the <br/>title tag. If you do that, you are wasting extremely valuable <br/>real estate on your website. A good idea is to put other <br/>relevant keywords after your primary keyword phrase. Some <br/>search engines look for synonyms on web pages, and if they <br/>are found, you are bound to rank higher.<br/><br/>Not all search engines recognize meta tags, but they definitely <br/>don’t hurt you, either. Many search engines use meta tags to <br/>allow webmasters to submit a description of their website that <br/>will be displayed with their link. They are also used in the <br/>ranking algorithms. Meta tags should be placed in the “head” <br/>of your web page, above the body tag. There are really two <br/>types of meta tags to be concerned about here. They are your <br/><META NAME”DESCRIPTION” CONTENT”keyword <br/>phrase here plus other related text”> tag and your <META <br/>NAME”KEYWORDS” CONTENT”keyword phrase here <br/>plus other related keywords here”>. One of the important <br/>things to remember is not to repeat your keywords more than <br/>once or twice in your meta tags. <br/><br/>The next important tag is headline tags. Headline tags are used <br/>to make text appear large and bold. The syntax is <br/><H1>keyword phrase here</H1>. Headline tags come in <br/>different flavors, <H1> being the largest to <H5> being the <br/>smallest. Search engines place importance on text contained in <br/>headline tags. The larger the headline, the more important the <br/>text. It’s a good idea to have several headline tags on your <br/>page, but don’t repeat your keyword phrase too often. Use <br/>synonyms instead of repetition.<br/><br/>Your <IMG> tags are also quite important. Image tags are <br/>used to display graphics like GIFs and JPEGs. You should <br/>include one or two graphics on your web page, linked to your <br/>home page. Here is an example of an image tag: <IMG <br/>SRC”example.gif” ALT”your keyword phrase here”>. <br/>Notice the “ALT” property of the image tag. That text will be <br/>displayed if the mouse cursor hovers over the graphic. Search <br/>engines use this text in their ranking algorithms.<br/><br/>Form tags can also play a role in search engine rankings. Here <br/>is an example of an optimized form tag. <FORM <br/>NAME”keyword phrase”><INPUT TYPEHIDDEN <br/>NAME “synonym 1” VALUE”keyword phrase”> <br/><SELECT NAME” keyword phrase”><OPTION VALUE” <br/>keyword phrase”> keyword phrase </OPTION> <OPTION <br/>VALUE”synonym 2”> synonym <br/>2</OPTION></SELECT></FORM><br/><br/>It is important that you have links on your entrance pages. <br/>Wise webmasters link both to their own home page and all <br/>their other entrance pages. Following is a good example of a <br/>link on an entrance page: <A <br/>HREF”EXAMPLE.HTML”>keyword phrase goes here</a>.<br/><br/>Last, but definitely not least, is your body text. Start your body <br/>text with your keyword phrase. Begin the next sentence with a <br/>synonym. Different engines require different amounts of body <br/>text, so experiment and see what ranks best for you. Don’t just <br/>repeat your keyword phrase or synonyms over and over. It’s <br/>best to sprinkle them throughout your text lightly.<br/><br/>One of the tricks professionals use is to analyze their page with <br/>a keyword density analyzer. There are several available. One <br/>that comes to mind is <a href” http://www.searchengine-<br/>news.com/kda/”>“Keyword Density Analyzer”</a>. A <br/>keyword density analyzer is the best way to make sure you are <br/>not repeating your keywords too many times on your entrance <br/>pages. For most search engines, a keyword density (number of <br/>keyword repetitions on your page compared to number of other <br/>words) is about 3% - 4%.<br/><br/>The final, most important thing to have on your entrance pages <br/>is a link to your website. DO NOT have a “meta-refresh” tag <br/>that automatically forwards people to your website and DO <br/>NOT use a JavaScript command to do it either… both will <br/>massacre your search engine ranking.<br/><br/>Once you have created your entrance pages, uploaded them to <br/>your server and submitted the URLs to the search engines <br/>(don’t do too many at once – you’ll be penalized), wait a <br/>month or two and you’ll have fantastic rankings. Be careful, <br/>unscrupulous webmasters search for high ranking entrance <br/>pages and like to steal the code to get their own high <br/>placements. One way to protect against this is by using <br/>cloaking software. It’s fairy easy to set up and use, and has the <br/>added bonus of never letting web surfers see your ugly <br/>entrance pages… they are automatically forwarded to your <br/>home page without ever knowing they went through an <br/>entrance page.<br/><br/>Check your rankings often, and experiment to get the best <br/>results. One good way to check your rankings is to use <br/>software like WebPosition Gold. You can also check them <br/>manually by visiting each search engine and searching for your <br/>keyword phrases.<br/><br/>Final advice: be patient and don’t give up. It isn’t always easy <br/>to get top rankings, especially when the competition for your <br/>keyword phrases is tough. Be creative, work hard, and you <br/>will get the hits your website deserves!<br/><p> About the Author
<p>Dan Kramer, of Volatile Graphix, Inc. dba KloakIt. <br/>Kloakit's web site is a resource for a shareware stealth script <br/>with many resources for web site promotion and CGI <br/>discussion. You can reach Dan at dan@kloakit.com or visit the <br/>KloakIt website at http://www.kloakit.com.</div><div class="panel panel-default" style="padding: 10px 10px 10px 10px;"><a class="btn btn-outline-primary btn-sm" href="/on/development/">development</a>
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