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Top 10 Things to do Before the Spiders come

1: Check the Title Tags. In our opinion, creating great title tags can be one of the most valuable ways to help increase your SEO. Make sure you have relevant, keyword-rich title tags for each page you create. This will make it easy for web browsers to search and display your website. 2: If you have a flash introduction, be sure there is a link that allows you to pass it. Many webpages have a fancy splash page, but no way to navigate around it. Google cannot read into a flash page, so be sure to include a text link to your website’s second index. Overall this type of intro can add to your site's visual appeal, but don't let it ruin your opportunity to get indexed quickly. 3: Don't forget to check the META Tags. When there is a lot of navigation code that wouldn’t make sense to a human searcher, Google relies on these tags to describe a site. Be sure to set up some valid keywords and a description- just in case. 4: Make sure all your links are in working order. Check and dou...

SEO Interview Questions.

1. Could u brief me your SEO career? 2. What is SEO and how it's going to help you? 3. What you do in different off-page optimization? 4. What you do in on page optimization? 5. What type of client websites your landing? 6. How your website get indexed in the search engines within 24 hours? 7. If i give one website, How you plan the strategy for that website? 8. If your client wants rank in France, what is your strategy? 9. Are you using manual directory submission r submitting in tool for directory submission? 10. How you check your website ranking? 11. What tools you using to track your website performance? 12. What you analysis, tracking your website? 13. What is competitor analysis? 14.What actually you analysis in your competitor? 15.What is social media optimization? 16.Social media optimization is that worthy to compare normal optimization? 17.What you do with your site videos??? You optimize the video or submitting the video? 18.How u optimize the video? And where you submi...

Google's Matt Cutts discusses how to improve your site's search ranking

More and more businesses are turning to the Web to find customers: $5.8 billion was spent on advertising in the first quarter alone, up 18.2% from the prior year, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Google's share of Internet searches continues to rise as well — to a record 61.8% in May, according to measurement service ComScore Media Metrix. If you haven't "optimized" your site, here's how: 1. Spotlight your search term on the page. "Think about what people are going to type in to try and find you," Cutts says. He tells of meeting a chiropractor from San Diego who complained that his site couldn't be found easily using Google search. The words "San Diego chiropractor" were listed nowhere on his site. "You have to make sure the keywords are on the page," Cutts says. If you're a San Diego doctor, Des Moines architect or Portland ad agency, best to let people know so immediately, at the top of your page. 2. Fill in ...