Can anybody teach me On-page Optimization?

Can anybody teach me On-page Optimization?..i'm newbie in seo and want to learn about on-page. I know only off-page optimization it's just a submission like:
1. bookmarkings
2. article submission
3. press release submission
4. directory submission
5. blog reviews
6. and more

I only know off-page..So, please anybody can teach me?

 

Start with google's guide on SEO and ask specific questions in forum.

 

A few hours reading threads in the seo section of digital point will make you a lot wiser. Just kee preading about it and you'll become wiser all the time. I still tweak my sites now from time to time.

 

It's important to not focus too much on optimizing for Search Engines and Spiders. Instead, by optimizing right for actual Human Visitors you will in turn be optimizing for the Spiders. The most important thing to have is unique content that visitors actually want to read. If they like it they are more apt to provide a link to your site or that individual content, in turn those links show the Search Engines that your Site is valued.

 

Well, for starters, how good are your writing skills? How well do you know semantic structural HTML? Have you studied information architecture at all?

 

Title and description tag.
Use h1,h2,h3...
Use <strong>, make your site using just divs in order to achieve a good code to text ratio.
Internal links with proper anchors
etc etc

 

All things you have mentored belong to so called offpage optimization
I believe on page one id connected to the keyword density and that is what you need to learn about

 

it's easy

just use a term and google to find it. You will find good websites giving you in depth details.

 

On-page Optimization is a technique that makes a webpage more search engine friendly. By doing so search engines will be able to send targeted or relevant traffic to a webpage, thereby increasing it’s effectiveness.

The On-page optimization techniques are

1. Keyword research
2. Competitor Analysis
3. Meta Tag Composition
4. Content
5. Anchor Text Links
6. Sitemap
7. Google Analytics Coding
8. Site Validation.

Hope this post will help u

 

dear,
you have asked a question thats too general. no problem i will advice you to first go through google webmaster guidelines and go through all help topics in it. try to research on the words that i am mentioning now.
1. Title tag.
2. Meta tag.
3. Headers.
4. keyword research.
5. Navigation.
6. keyword density.
7. keyword proximity and keyword prominence
8. page rank.
just try to do deep study of the topic that i have specified and you will get major idea about onsite optimization.

 

man read SEO FAST START book !!!

 

Dude, there's just too much to even know where to start! I've included a few links that I think are pretty on tha ball below - but before you read them I'll just say that 'Practice Makes Perfect'. . . In other words, the only way to 'Learn' SEO (onsite/offsite/sittingonthefencesite) is to 'Do' SEO. Get yer hands dirty my friend!

Ok - links:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/24-onsit...oper-marketer-should-do-when-launching-a-site
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/12-basic-on-site-seo-tactics-for-optimized-results/

That should be enough to get you started

 

Have a look here:

http://www.google.com/webmasters/docs/search-engine-optimization-starter-guide.pdf

 

Before I start, let me just say that most of the people that have posted replies are right, there is simply too much information to divulge in a single forum post and to learn it ALL is next to impossible, but there are plenty of places on the web where you'll find enough information to get you on your way, but I'll try and get through as many of the key points as I can now.

There are supposed to be over 100 things on a page that Google looks at to determine what search term/keywords to rank you for (these search terms/keywords should match the link text of your backlinks) but that's pretty much all on-page seo achieves, letting spiders know what search term to rank you for. No amount of on page seo will get you ranked higher, other than perhaps unique, keyword rich content, which is a must have if you hope to get a site anywhere.

If you want to make the pages of your site easily readable to search engine spiders so that they know exactly what to rank you for, then the basics are as follows:

Use your desired kewords as your page title, and then create a footer that reads exactly the same. This means that the first AND last words a spider sees on your page are your desired keywords, so it already has a pretty good idea of what that page is about.

Try to use your keywords in your page headings (h1, h2 etc.) and have a hierarchical structure of your headings, ie. try not to put any h1s after an h4 etc.

Make the alt text behind your images your desired keywords (the same as the title and footer)

Make your description and keyword META tags the same as your page title and footer as well. META tags do not hold as much sway as they used to, but they are still worth using. Anything the spiders can use to derive what your page is about is a plus.

And finally, write some UNIQUE content for each page and make it keyword rich, (repeat the keyword(s) at least once for every 150 words) but don't overdo it, you don't want to get penalised for keyword spamming/stuffing/whatever you want to call it.

That's pretty much the basics of on-page seo, but like I said at the start, this won't necessarily help where you're ranked, but it gives the search engines a clear initial insight as to what your page is about, and what keywords to rank it for. It may give you a slight advantage if you concentrate on one keyword per page as this will inform the search engines that your page is dedicated to one topic only and therefore (in the search engine's mind) is more qualified to give information on that topic than a page that may not be optimised well and that a search engine can't derive one particular topic from. Other than that, high rankings are pretty much solely down to high quality back links, and lots of them.

 

The first thing to establish with any on site optimization is that content is kind... make your site have original and on point content and your pretty much golden besides a few small other adjustments.

 

Hi,

Seo has 2 techniques one is On page Seo and second one is off page seo .Keyword analze,keyword selection,quality of content,preparation of meta these work is basically come under On page seo.You have to select which keyword is appropirate for your website for this selection you can use google adwords toolbar here you can get idea which keyword has how many competition according to this you can select a keyword,don't use general or highly competitve keyword.Keyword must be relevent to your website,this keyword must be come under description,meta of website except these check whatever content your using is it unique or not in short means all the work which is done within website design and unique content is called On page optimization.

 

Diego, that was a pretty good post. But I do need to correct something - you don't need the first and last things the search engine spider sees to be the same.

 

thanks for this my friend...it will help me a lot,. i will research all of this term in order for me to know what it means..

 

Perfect factors...

 

Dan ? whats your version of semantic structural HTML???

as for on-sightseo..... due build your site based on the best nich also make sure you choose a good domain name thats where it all beginss........ then put it on the SEO chopping block .... read Dans seo therad .... above .... build folders with keywords related to domain ... then call me for more info...