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  #1 Walsh Guthrie on 20 May 13

   

  If you know how seo reports to improve these, you will enhance your odds of a much better ranking. But, remember, there's no guarantee while the correct method (formula) used by the major search engines isn't known and is generally changed.
  
  On-page Factors
  
  These factors all relate with your own site and contain site names, your domain name, meta-tags, keyword occurrence, brands, titles and last but not least this content.
  
  You'll enhance your chances of an improved rank, if you understand how to enhance these. But, remember, there is no assurance since the exact method (protocol) employed by the search engines isn't known and is frequently changed.
  
  * Domain Name Should retain the keyword phrase that describes your market and not be hyphenated. e.g www.ladiesgolfclubs.com
  
  * Page Names Each page must be focused on a certain subject that is related to most of your topic. The keyword( s) that most useful describe this must make-up the page name (hyphens are ok for this). e.g www.ladiesgolfclubs.com/8-irons.html
  
  * Meta Tags These are HTML tags within the head section of your page. You must incorporate your keyword( s) nearby the beginning of each and every of those labels. As this is what the visitor sees on the search engine results page and will influence their decision to click, the text for the TITLE tag and DESCRIPTION tag should be persuasive.
  
  There's debate concerning the benefit of placing your keywords to the KEYWORD tag, but it cant do any harm if you set them in once.
  
  * Keyword Density There are no fixed rules because of this, but your keyword( s) should appear in your content between 3% and inside backlink marketplace 1% of the time a guide to high quality link building. e.g in case your content is 500 words long, your keyword( s) must appear between 5 and 15 times. Too high a density may be regarded as spamming.
  
  * Titles & Headings Putting your keywords or derivatives of it into your titles and sub-headings confirms the importance of your keyword within your page. Using H1 and H2 tags for this purpose may also help.
  
  * Content The golden rule would be to produce top quality special material for the guests. If you get that right, you've an excellent chance of maintaining some of the se's pleased for some of time. Rather keep your guests happy for a large number of the full time! If you've done your research and kept your content on subject, you should immediately produce a good mix of topic associated key words and keyword density.
  
  Advisable would be to get some aid in the shape of step by step instructions and training movies designed especially for newcomers.

   

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