Needed Help from SEO masters....

Discussion in 'All Other Search Engines' started by abdul.pcet, May 9, 2008.

  1. #1
    Dear friends i have to do seo for a company website..
    Really i dont know how to do ..I have done seo for many websites which is having content.I know how to optimize each post and i can bring those posts in google top position..But i dont know how to do seo for company websites..Why because those websites will not contain any content..
    But when i ask same question to my friend he just said 2 steps..
    1)choose low traffic keywords.
    2)submit url to all major search engines..

    shall i follow him? plzz guide me frnds....
     
    abdul.pcet, May 9, 2008 IP
  2. risoknop

    risoknop Peon

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    That's a diffucult issue. SEO for company websites without content is hard... Well the best thing you can do imo is to build strong relevant backlinks. That's probably the best way :)
     
    risoknop, May 9, 2008 IP
  3. abdul.pcet

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    hai risoknop.. how to get relavent backlink??I think it is the toughest job..
     
    abdul.pcet, May 9, 2008 IP
  4. www.mm99.info

    www.mm99.info Peon

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    Hope this help you:

    Copy from: http://topseopro.blogspot.com/search/label/10 Steps To Achieve High Search Engine Rankings

    10 Steps To Achieve High Search Engine Rankings

    Very few topics have inspired as many tangents, as much false
    information . . . incurred as much abuse as search engine optimization.
    With the few shreds of information search engines reveal about their
    actual methodologies, optimizers struggle to get that extra edge over
    the competition, armed with esoteric theories of keyword density,
    precise meta-tag length, optimal internal linking, and just about any
    other detail that a search engine might happen to factor into its
    rankings. Before you find yourself scrambling to create ten more
    content-less pages to avert that worst than death curse of decreased PageRank, try to take a look at the big picture. Barring design factors
    that may not be search engine friendly, a strong foundation based on
    four factors will give your site good success. These factors are the
    holy grail of optimization:


    1. Get relevant links to your site anchored to keyword rich text.

    2. Write focused body text that targets specific keyphrases or that is
    focused on a specific topic (This occurs naturally when someone is
    communicating useful information. This can be a problem because a lot of
    businesses don’t have anything useful to say. Be detailed. Be helpful.
    This can naturally accomplish what automatic text generators try to
    accomplish through keyword density and keyword proximity calculations).


    3. Write concise titles focused on useful keyphrases.

    4. Be patient. You may not be using the best strategies, but you’re
    using strategies that work over time. Continue to get links and create
    more content.

    Find the Words

    Before you can write good, keyphrase-focused body text or titles, you
    need to find the phrases users search. For good keyword suggestion
    tools, search Google with (surprise, surprise) “keyword suggestion
    tool.” Digitalpoint.com has an excellent tool that compares Wordtracker
    and Overture keyword results. Judge from the search volume how
    competitive each word is (not even close to the best method, but it’ll
    have to due). Be specific. Pick words with large search volume and
    search with geographic terms if you serve only a specific area. From the
    list of keyphrases, start thinking about the topics you’ll want to
    target. Find a few phrases for each page in your site. Remember to focus
    on phrases and not separate words – make sure these phrases appear in
    your body text.

    Titles


    HTML titles go between the title tags in your site’s code. Write short
    titles that use one or two keyphrases. Don’t use the name of your
    company unless you are trying to brand the name. Include location if you
    target certain areas, and make sure your pages repeat this location
    information in the text. Your body text should be written to fit the
    phrases in your title.

    Body Text and Navigation

    Be specific about what you are talking about. In your navigation don’t
    use generic linking text like “home” or “about us.” Use specific
    phrases. Instead of “home” use the name or category of your main
    service/product, and make it obvious from the context that this is your
    main page. Instead of “about us” use a phrase like “A (main
    product/service) Company.” This communicates more information to the
    user and includes a keyphrase. Where appropriate, make the same type of
    substitutions in the body text. Use variations of nouns and verbs,
    including plurals and different conjugations.

    If you can, use the heading tags (h1, h2, etc.) to write text titles.
    Try to communicate as much as you can in text – search engines don’t see
    the text in images, or fancy media like Flash. Alt tags are useful, but
    search engines don’t put as much weight on them as visible text. In
    general, whatever has a greater chance to be seen by the user is going
    to get greater weight from the search engines (Except for those things
    produced by JavaScript, or Flash, or written into an image – use common
    sense).

    Build Links

    It is remarkably easy to get your site indexed by the search engines –
    just submit to some of the many free directories. To find some of these
    directories search for “free directory list” in Google. Be careful to
    read submission guidelines, and be very careful about what you submit to
    large directories like DMOZ. Generally, titles should not be a list of
    keywords. Most directories only want your homepage and the “official
    title” (somewhat ambiguous term) of your site with a short description.
    Descriptions should be factual, and they should be written in complete
    sentences or meaningful phrases. Some optimization companies will rip
    you off by charging you money to submit your site to the major search
    engines – this is a waste of time. Start building links, and the search
    engines will find your site naturally, submitting makes no difference in
    your rankings.

    It is important to get links from sites that are related to yours. Write
    webmasters requesting a link, find niche sites that offer free
    submissions, write articles for sites that allow you to put down a
    signature link, or post comments in forums that allow you to put down
    your signature.

    If you exchange links, be careful who you trade with. Get listed
    wherever you want without fear of penalty from the search engines, but
    be careful who you link to. Your site can get penalized for linking into
    bad neighborhoods spamming the search engines.



    It Never Ends

    Expand your site and continue to tell people about its content. It’s an
    ongoing process. The older your site gets, the more credibility it can
    gain with the search engines. Keep your content fresh. Check the search
    engines to see what they have indexed (search site:www.domain.com). Be
    patient and keep up with search engine changes

    You can see more tips seo at: http://topseopro.blogspot.com

    Good luck and have fun
     
    www.mm99.info, May 9, 2008 IP
  5. abdul.pcet

    abdul.pcet Peon

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    Well your content is too gud..but this is not the answer for my question..
     
    abdul.pcet, May 9, 2008 IP
  6. Premium Domains

    Premium Domains Well-Known Member

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    If you PM me the url and the keywords you want to rank the site for, maybe I can help.
     
    Premium Domains, May 9, 2008 IP