Massive Natural Traffic – How Do You Create It?

Do not copy the content from other sites. Use your own language and get unique content. Make it more refreshing and interesting to the visitors. This will help you to get more traffic and thus into Google Top 10.

If it is beyond the year 2009 and you are reading this, forget traditional SEO. Make your peace, leave a rose or two, say a prayer – and move on. The rest of the world (wide web) has. Socialized, or Viral Marketing, as it is called, is now the new King. Instead of attempting Old-Method (or any) SEO, focus on viral marketing.

For example, if your key phrase is “SEO tips”, try to develop the content with “SEO tips” and not with other combination of the words like “tips for SEO”.

Did You Also Know? – 60% of traffic that comes to the websites is from searches-From people typing in what they are looking for in Google, Yahoo & MSN/Bing. Now, if your website is not on the first page of the search engine results, then unfortunately you are nowhere. So knowing that, I am sure you would like to know how to achieve first page search results…and it begins with proper SEO strategies.

Do not disguise keywords or links on your page. Hiding keywords or links on your page in the same color as your background significantly increases the chance that your site with be removed from search engine listings. Do not do this. Clean SEO will produce the results you are looking for so there is no reason to try sneaky stuff like this.

SEO news Well the same holds true for too much information when it comes to SEO or Search Engine Optimization. When you are taught how to drive, Pinterest was it necessary for you to have an understanding of the combustion engine, correct valve timing or be able to rebuild a transmission?

The fifth step is to have a good menu system or a site map. Search engines follow links to find the different pages in your site. If your navigation is one of those JavaScript drop-down menus or Flash menus, the search engines may not find all of your pages unless you have an alternative non-JavaScript link path that they can follow. If you use the fancy JavaScript links, you should have a hard link to a site map on every page. The site map should have a real non-JavaScript list of links that the search engines can follow to map out your whole site. As a standard policy I tend to avoid the JavaScript links in the menus.