The Latest Tips For Google Ranking

**icurpoint** · 03-11-2009, 10:12 AM

Keep these things in mind;

The 3 Major Aspects of SEO

Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, involves many different internal and external factors affecting a web site. Things like directory links, description tags, and URL structure. However, it is possible to categorize each of these smaller considerations into one of the three major aspects involved in SEO. These major aspects are as follows:

Internal SEO Aspects
A large part of SEO involves optimizing a web site internally; making sure search engine spiders can navigate it, adding ALT tags to images, creating a site map, entering valid META tags, and so on. Many of these efforts are not only useful for SEO purposes; they make sites easier for human visitors to use and navigate as well. It also includes the use of proper keyword density, original/unique content, SEO based web page URLs/filenames, and search query oriented titles. All of these factors are under the direct control of the web site operator, and they should be optimized before the other two aspects are attended to.

Link Popularity
[FONT=Arial]Another one of the major aspects of SEO is linking, which is relevant both internally and externally. Obtaining inbound links on related web sites, blogs, social book marking systems, and directories often significantly improves a site

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**philippine_real_estate** · 03-11-2009, 10:27 PM

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**slavipz** · 03-12-2009, 08:30 AM

[quote=icurpoint;52663]

Keep these things in mind;

The 3 Major Aspects of SEO

Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, involves many different internal and external factors affecting a web site. Things like directory links, description tags, and URL structure. However, it is possible to categorize each of these smaller considerations into one of the three major aspects involved in SEO. These major aspects are as follows:

Internal SEO Aspects
A large part of SEO involves optimizing a web site internally; making sure search engine spiders can navigate it, adding ALT tags to images, creating a site map, entering valid META tags, and so on. Many of these efforts are not only useful for SEO purposes; they make sites easier for human visitors to use and navigate as well. It also includes the use of proper keyword density, original/unique content, SEO based web page URLs/filenames, and search query oriented titles. All of these factors are under the direct control of the web site operator, and they should be optimized before the other two aspects are attended to.

Link Popularity
[FONT=Arial]Another one of the major aspects of SEO is linking, which is relevant both internally and externally. Obtaining inbound links on related web sites, blogs, social book marking systems, and directories often significantly improves a site

**getgoingonline** · 03-18-2009, 01:50 AM

Good thread and very good information thanks for sharing the great information it will help a lot for webmasters.

**icurpoint** · 03-18-2009, 04:40 AM

Most if not all of this information I am posting about SEO is the latest info from Google. Like I said in previous posts...I only believe in optimizing for Google. Any other search engine is irrelevant because the statistics show Google is the search engine of choice around 90% of the time. Many other search engines are powered by Google. Many of the top SEO companies in the USA never optimize for anything else but Google. Why would they do that if it was not effective? Googles suggestions on internal, external, and link popularity are suggestions, tips, whatever, for us webmasters to know and evaluate each site we do to see if these tips have been addressed, at least to some degree. There isn't any one thing that makes or breaks a website. It is an all encompassing thing that we are expected to do, to not only rank well, but to deliver hits, leads, and business for the website owner. These things are basics things Google thinks your sites should have but every site needs customized optimization. I know some of the sites I have designed and optimized, even though ranking well, could still use some tweeking. All sites should be evaluated every once in a while and tweeked to hold or improve ranking. Your time is valuable...use it wisely!

**thomas12** · 03-18-2009, 10:36 PM

All these 3 major aspects of SEO are really very useful for optimizing a website well in SERPs. Specially, I think for gaining inbound links from some imporatant SEO tactics like you have mentioned are the most useful.

**slavipz** · 03-19-2009, 06:19 AM

Originally Posted by thomas12

All these 3 major aspects of SEO are really very useful for optimizing a website well in SERPs. Specially, I think for gaining inbound links from some imporatant SEO tactics like you have mentioned are the most useful.

The bad thing is that big G constantly is adding new rules and removing old ones in order to fight unfair manipulations of the search results like search engine scrapping ot 3way linking... so we are in a war

**slavipz** · 03-19-2009, 06:24 AM

Originally Posted by thomas12

All these 3 major aspects of SEO are really very useful for optimizing a website well in SERPs. Specially, I think for gaining inbound links from some imporatant SEO tactics like you have mentioned are the most useful.

The bad thing is that big G constantly is adding new rules and removing old ones in order to fight unfair manipulations of the search results like search engine scrapping of 3way linking... so we are in a war

**icurpoint** · 03-25-2009, 04:55 AM

If there is a war, it is against the unscrupulous SEO companies trying to cheat the system. That's why Google has to change things all the time. Never the less it's not a bad idea to change things up anyway if Google didn't change it algorithms. You know the competition is looking at what you do if you rank well. Then they copy what your doing. To keep ahead of them you need to