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  If you learn how to optimize these, you'll boost your chances of a much better ranking. But, remember, there's no guarantee while the exact method (formula) employed by the search engines is not known and is often changed.
  
  On Page Facets
  
  These facets all relate to your own personal site and contain site names, your domain name, meta-tags, keyword thickness, games, titles and last but not least the information.
  
  If you understand how to optimize these, you'll enhance your chances of a much better standing. But, remember, there's no guarantee because the exact formula (formula) employed by the search engines is not known and is frequently changed.
  
  * Domain Name Should support the that describes your market and perhaps not be hyphenated. e.g www.ladiesgolfclubs.com
  
  * Page Names Each site should really be focused on a certain topic that's linked to most of your topic. The keyword( s) that most readily useful explain this should constitute the site name (hyphens are okay for this). e.g www.ladiesgolfclubs.com/8-irons.html
  
  * Meta Tags These are HTML tags within the head part of your site. You should incorporate your keyword( s) close to the beginning of each and every of those labels. This thought-provoking telurgy xnhgrrbrvtanyox ascothoracica website has many interesting cautions for where to mull over it. As this is exactly what the customer sees on the search engine results page and may influence their decision to press, the writing for that TITLE tag and DESCRIPTION tag must be compelling.
  
  There is debate about the benefit of setting your keywords to the KEYWORD label, but if you place them in once it cant do any harm.
  
  * Keyword Density You can find no fixed rules for this, but your keyword( s) should appear in your articles between 1% and 3% of that time period. e.g if your content is 500 phrases long, your keyword( s) must appear between 5 and 15 times. Too high a density could be viewed as spamming.
  
  * Titles & Headings Putting your key words or types of it into your titles and sub-headings confirms the importance of your keyword within your site. Using H1 and H2 labels for this function can also help.
  
  * Content The golden rule would be to produce good quality special content for your readers. If you get that right, you have an excellent chance of keeping some of the search-engines content for some of the full time. Rather keep your guests happy for 100% of time! If you've held your articles on topic and done your research, you should immediately create a good mix of concept relevant key words and keyword density.
  
  Recommended would be to get some aid in the form of step-by-step guidelines and training movies designed especially for beginners.

   

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