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SunCity
Mar 15th 2004, 6:44 pm
Hi Guys,
I am new to this program and am probably making a stupid mistake, but for some reason my keywords don't ever get anything other than N/A.
For example, if I put "search engine" with URL http://google.com I get N/A.
This also happens for the site I am trying monitor: kumsheen.com
"river rafting british columbia" with URL http://kumsheen.com again receives N/A even though when I search on google it is ranked number three.
Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thankyou,
-Steve
digitalpoint
Mar 15th 2004, 7:02 pm
Take out http:// from the URLs. Or if you do want to specify the full URL, make sure it matches what is in Google. For example http://www.google.com (notice the www).
- Shawn
hans
Mar 15th 2004, 11:07 pm
and if you miss high rankings
post again and i email you a detailed recommendation-reort ( or post here if welcome ) i made this mornig for a friend in italy ..
because it appears to me that you titles are far toooooo long (8 too many words ) to give high rankings in relevant quiries .. like the domain start page
<title>Kumsheen Whitewater River Rafting BC, Summer Camp, Family Adventure Vacation, Vancouver Canada</title>
is far too long to get a topo ten rank except inf little or no competition ..
usually its far better to split you site into small sements ( may be a page of content similar to one legal size paper .. limited to one very precise topic ... with just a few keywords and all around that service or product ..
it almost surely puts you in top ten o rtop 1-3 in most relevand searches ...
then group pages into THEMES linked to each other .. to make it a complete topic and put one such topic in a separate folder using same name as keywords --->> Yahoo will love that as it uses also strings in URLs ..
because a google query
Rafting Adventures Whitewater site:www.kumsheen.com
shows that all pages have very long title tags
and if you look at what people use as quieries in wordtracker
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/?keywords=rafting
then you see several possible titles for each page
and if you edit / construct a content and info rich short page around that title
its almost sure to put you high up in google
like: whitewater rafting
or
white water rafting
see the difference - totally different users will find either the page whitewater or white water rafting - so you may try to combine BOTH into one page .. in description tag, H1 and H2 titles .. and text
and in a seperate page about the location you may again mention kunsheen ( if that is the location name .. ...
please let me knwo if it help or if u need more info
whats your ranking in USED queries now and do you have several pages highly ranked ?
SunCity
Mar 16th 2004, 8:17 am
Thanks digitalPoint it works now, I knew it was some little thing I was overlooking.
Hi Hans, I agree with you, except I built a CMS for this client and he edits the titles and meta tags himself. Although I don't agree with his use of titles for many reasons, they seem to be doing quite well in Google. Many of our target keywords are in the top ten results.
shanee86
Mar 8th 2005, 11:31 am
MY site title is Free music,games,funny clips,and webmaster tools is that to long please help?
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