All You Need to Know About SEO

Oh thats great job done.Very nice article posted here.Its very awesome.

 

Dan,

That is fine, I can wait... I understand. Thank you in advance for any help!!

 

Very nice SEO tips.

Thanks for sharing them

 

Can you PM me the Web site URL that's doing this garbage? I'll be busy the rest of the week, but next week I should have the time to look into it.

 

Specery if not worry much engrish moist goodry m8king tr4ffic n0t t8k syte serriosry.

In other words, first time visits mean jack if there's nothing on the site worth a damned to cause people to visit more than once.

Seriously, was there a coherent thought in that post?

 

Well done Dan on the post , this what keeps the forum real sticky.

 

Thanks.

 

Why not, have pmed you

 

That was a really great post, this was the second time I read it. Having a blog on your website is great too, because it enables you to continuously add content, which Google likes. Any website can have a blog. My blog, http://www.eastcoastairsoft.com/blog, is in conjunction with my e-commerce site.

 

Thnks, It took me around an hour to complete reading

 

thanks guy.

 

It's very hard to read out all the tips in short while, but i go through it, i like it,
well dan thanks for sharing it.

 

thanks for the info i spend around 5-10 mins reading it and i learnt something useful from it

 

Great post! I hope to read more soon!

 

(Mods, please do not warn/infract seopositions for bumping the thread. I'm cool with the thread being bumped given the nature of the thread as a quality resource.)

Thanks, glad you liked it. The rewrite ended up covering so much I don't know if I'd be able to fit it in a forum thread so I've decided to start a Web site dedicated to teaching real SEO.

 

Web site dedicated to teaching real SEO sounds good whats the URI

 

I'll post it once I've launched the site. Not a moment before.

 

Can't wait!
heheheheheh

 

First, thanks for the detail in your post.

Much of the conceptual stuff (write copy that relates to the topic, pick a topic people search on, etc.) I can follow, but there's no chance I'll be optimizing HTML any time soon (my skills stretch only to italicizing and bolding comments).

I'm considering buying a Site Build It (SBI / Sitesell) subscription for this purpose. The benefit seems to be a hardcore focus on organic SEO, despite a clunky interface. In addition, the WordTracker tool for figuring out what keywords might be worth using seems to be worth money.

The part where they help you design a site easily is meaningless to me, as is the hosting and domain name registration. And the people I know who use SBI seem to use Google Analytics for site analysis anyway.

But I really, really do need help making it SEO-friendly from the start and tracking keywords.

In your humble opinion, is what SBI does on the SEO front valuable? And if not, are there other tools that are better?

I'm not especially price sensitive, but I'm horribly time sensitive.

 

the more I know about seo the better cheers.................