Higher Search Engine Ranking tips for SEO

[seo_hobbes]

Hello Friends

I have several articles related to search engine optimization, but never found any article which satisfied my knowledge.

This is the reason why I have written my own article on how to achieve top SEO rankings on Google, Yahoo and several other search engines.

Read : How to Achieve higher Search Engine Rankings

This article covers several important factors such as off-page optimization, on-page optimization and negative SEO ranking factors. I am sure it will be helpful for several webmasters who wish to learn SEO better

 

[ddwebguru]

I have read several articles on the same topic and therefore I have not found anything really out of the box. But I like your presentation skill. Hats off to your for superb placing or images and text.

 

[denchomsky]

Great article, and for once not a load of spam from a Indian 'SEO' company that knows sh*t all about SEO.

Thanks.

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

Of course, the granddaddy of similar articles is this peerless document from SEOMoz...
SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors

BTW, the original poster has posted an identical message in a range of forums, so actually it looks strongly like spam!
http://www.google.com/search?q="nev...edge"&hl=en&rlz=1T4GGLJ_enJP241JP241&filter=0

 

[robrob is verified member.]

And when you visit 'seo hobbes' homepage it says:

BSOLUTIONS is an India based Offshore IT Consulting Firm, which has an expertise in Software & Web Development.

 

[denchomsky]

And when you visit 'seo hobbes' homepage it says:

BSOLUTIONS is an India based Offshore IT Consulting Firm, which has an expertise in Software & Web Development.

mmm, and just to rub it in, he is using tables for layout, inline css, neither his html or css validates, there are no heading tags, and he has lots of useless flash all over the place.

Disappointingly just another indian based SEO company that knows sh*t all about SEO?

In my experience most SEO companies are just chancers who know nothing about functional web design or developement, they are overpriced and under qualified and cant be bothered to understand html, in the same camp as estate agents if you ask me.

SEO is Bullshit - http://www.contrast.ie/blog/seo-is-bullshit/

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

SEO's not that hard, it's just that 99% of people don't bother to dot EVERY "i" and cross EVERY "t" when it comes to doing the basics. You can optimise 100.00% of the HTML on a site without having to compromise one iota on the content, layout etc. but of course you have to know exactly what you're doing (and code the HTML from the ground up).

In a nutshell...
A) Get a solid on-topic generic domain name (strong foundation)
B) Plan the structure of the site (general-more specific-most specific i.e. a pyramid structure is usually good enough - Google theme pyramid SEO for some good pointers) and make use of relevant keyword tools to make sure you're hitting all the main themes.
C) Make sure you give all the pages you make an appropriate keyword1-keyword2.html name
D) Write some decent content, and do ALL the on-page SEO stuff correctly to optimise that content
E) Interlink the pages (all pages have a link back to the homepage, stuff deeper in the hierarchy links to stuff further up but not across, stuff at the same level interlinks to other stuff at that level).
F) Get a few decent incoming links to the homepage, and a few more "deeplinks" into the "top" of the most important sub-areas of the site
G) Write some more content
H) Get some more incoming links
I) Repeat F and G until you get the desired result

 

[joned]

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that every spammer starts with "Hello Friend" or "Hello Friends"?

Cheers, Jon

 

[dashu1]

Thats pretty much everything that you'll ever need to know about SEO - should be a sticky.

SEO's not that hard, it's just that 99% of people don't bother to dot EVERY "i" and cross EVERY "t" when it comes to doing the basics. You can optimise 100.00% of the HTML on a site without having to compromise one iota on the content, layout etc. but of course you have to know exactly what you're doing (and code the HTML from the ground up).

In a nutshell...
A) Get a solid on-topic generic domain name (strong foundation)
B) Plan the structure of the site (general-more specific-most specific i.e. a pyramid structure is usually good enough - Google theme pyramid SEO for some good pointers) and make use of relevant keyword tools to make sure you're hitting all the main themes.
C) Make sure you give all the pages you make an appropriate keyword1-keyword2.html name
D) Write some decent content, and do ALL the on-page SEO stuff correctly to optimise that content
E) Interlink the pages (all pages have a link back to the homepage, stuff deeper in the hierarchy links to stuff further up but not across, stuff at the same level interlinks to other stuff at that level).
F) Get a few decent incoming links to the homepage, and a few more "deeplinks" into the "top" of the most important sub-areas of the site
G) Write some more content
H) Get some more incoming links
I) Repeat F and G until you get the desired result

 

[CharacterPlanet]

There is so much knowledge that it is truly hard to fit it all in one article..best to focus on the specifics but articles that give a general overview are also excellent.