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Three Steps to Increase Your Search Engine Visibility

Yes, it’s a few days late. (If by "few" you mean "seven.")

However, we’ve been busy wrapping up current projects and signing up quite a few new ones, plus kindergarten started last week so I’m still in a state of shock. At least she’s looking up to Disney princesses and not Lindsay Lohan.

But I digress….

We just published the latest issue of flyte log, our award-winning email newsletter (BTW, do awards from your mom count?) with a featured article entitled Increase Your Search Engine Visibility: Three Things You Can Do Today.

Enjoy.

Rich Brooks
Search Engine Optimizer

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    KeywordSpy.com a try for a keyword research tool, with results actually reflecting what advertisers are using at the current time.

  • http://www.keywordspy.com susan

    KeywordSpy.com a try for a keyword research tool, with results actually reflecting what advertisers are using at the current time.

  • http://www.covertsem.com/reportcard/ Sam needs a website evaluation

    Can I add something?

    How can you tell if your site adheres to current SEO best practices? Let's start with some honest answers to the following questions:

    * Are the keywords you're targeting relevant to site content?

    * Are targeted keywords popular phrases used in search engine queries?

    * Do page titles start with your targeted keywords?

    * Does your site employ H1 header tags for prominent content titles?

    * Is your permanent body copy contextually sufficient and keyword-rich?

    * Do text links include targeted keywords that point users to pages within your site?

    * Do you use CSS (define) image replacement in graphical navigation on the site?

    * Do graphics used in the site have descriptive, keyword-rich alternative attributes that are useful for visitors?

    * Does your Web site have a site map with text links?

    * Do the URLs of your dynamic, database-driven pages look simple and static?

    * Does your site have a flat directory structure?

    * Do your site's home page and other key category pages have PageRanks?

    * Is your site listed in Open Directory?

    * Do you routinely list your site in other trusted, human-reviewed online directories?

    * Do all the pages in your Web site have keyword-rich meta descriptions?

    * Does your site have a custom error page?

    * Do the site's filenames and directory names include targeted keywords?

    * Does your site avoid using pop-ups?

    * Is the exact same content visible to both users and search engine spiders?

    * Do you avoid free-for-all linking offers?

    If you answered "yes" to all or most of the above questions, your Web site embraces some of the most common elements essential to SEO best practices.

  • http://www.covertsem.com/reportcard/ Sam needs a website evaluation pretty bad…

    Can I add something?

    How can you tell if your site adheres to current SEO best practices? Let's start with some honest answers to the following questions:

    * Are the keywords you're targeting relevant to site content?

    * Are targeted keywords popular phrases used in search engine queries?

    * Do page titles start with your targeted keywords?

    * Does your site employ H1 header tags for prominent content titles?

    * Is your permanent body copy contextually sufficient and keyword-rich?

    * Do text links include targeted keywords that point users to pages within your site?

    * Do you use CSS (define) image replacement in graphical navigation on the site?

    * Do graphics used in the site have descriptive, keyword-rich alternative attributes that are useful for visitors?

    * Does your Web site have a site map with text links?

    * Do the URLs of your dynamic, database-driven pages look simple and static?

    * Does your site have a flat directory structure?

    * Do your site's home page and other key category pages have PageRanks?

    * Is your site listed in Open Directory?

    * Do you routinely list your site in other trusted, human-reviewed online directories?

    * Do all the pages in your Web site have keyword-rich meta descriptions?

    * Does your site have a custom error page?

    * Do the site's filenames and directory names include targeted keywords?

    * Does your site avoid using pop-ups?

    * Is the exact same content visible to both users and search engine spiders?

    * Do you avoid free-for-all linking offers?

    If you answered "yes" to all or most of the above questions, your Web site embraces some of the most common elements essential to SEO best practices.

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