well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


1 Content: As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

2 Incoming Links: A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

Answered by singhsaurabh , an ibibo Master, at 2:00 PM on July 17, 2008

well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


1 Content: As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

2 Incoming Links: A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 9:32 AM on July 15, 2008

well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


1 Content: As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

2 Incoming Links: A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 9:30 PM on July 13, 2008

well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


1 Content: As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

2 Incoming Links: A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:22 AM on July 09, 2008

Google. Knowing the fact that there are millions of sites on the internet and new sites come to life every day, it is not an easy task to keep a good placement in SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). So, how to be in the first search engine results page ahead of millions of site? Well, there are so many SEO books that cover every aspect of the subject but my aim is to give you some basics that no site could live without.

We could divide the concept of the search engine optimization into two main tasks: First, knowing what words people are using for searching and second, optimizing your site for those keywords.

But how do you know what words people are using when searching? There are some sites where you can enter words and they will tell you how many times those words were used in a given time, try:

http://www.digitalpoin t.com /tools/suggestion or

http://inventory.overtur e.com /d/searchinventory/suggestion

Ju st enter some search terms related to your content and you will get how many times those search terms were used along with some variations that you could find useful.

So, which search term will you choose? The one with the highest search count? WRONG! Especially if you are just starting, always keep in mind that the strongest keywords will have the biggest number of competitors and the strongest ones, which will not work with you if you are just starting. My advice is to choose keywords with a reasonable search count and move upward afterwards.

Now after you have chosen your keywords, how do you optimize your site for those words? Well, most SEO experts divide this process into two main tasks: Onsite or on-page optimization and offsite or off-page optimization where on-site optimization means what you do in the pages of your site and off-site optimization are the steps not done on your site.
On-site SEO Basics.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 12:31 AM on July 09, 2008

well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


#1 Content
As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

#2 Incoming Links
A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

#3 Web site title
Making sure that you have the right web site titles for your pages is extremely important. The keywords you place in your title are important in order to ensure that your topic is understood by Google. One of the primary factors for ranking is if the title is on-topic with the search results. Not only is it important for robots to index and understand the topic of the page either. It is important for click-through rates in the search results. Pay attention to what you click on when you are searching in Google, I know that I don’t always click the first results. Using great titles and topics on your site will bring you more traffic than a number one listing. Most of the time it is within the first page, but I skim through the titles to see which looks to be more on-topic for my search query.

#4 Heading tags
When you are laying out your site’s content you have to be sure that you are creating the content flow in such a way that the heading tags are based on prominence. The most prominent of course being the h1 tag, which says “this is what this block of copy is about.” Making sure you understand heading tag structure is very important. You only want to have one (or two) h1 tags per a page. It is important to not just throw anything into an h1 tag and hope you rank for it.

#5 Internal Linking
Making sure that your internal linking helps robots (and visitors!) to find the content on your site is huge. Using relevant copy throughout your site will tell the robots (and visitors!) more effectively what to expect on the corresponding page. You do want to make sure that on pages you don’t want to rank in Google that you add a nofollow tag to ensure that the ranking flow of your site corresponds with your site’s topic and interests. No one is going to be searching Google to find out what your terms of service or privacy policy are.

#6 Keyword Density
Ensuring that you have the right keyword density for your page and sites topic is paramount. You don’t want to go overboard and use the keyword every 5th word but making sure it “comes up” often is going to help you rank better in search engines. The unspoken rule is no more then 5% of the total copy per a page. Anymore then this and it can start to look a little spammy. Granted, you aren’t shooting for 5% every time. It is really all about context and relevance— just make sure it is good, quality copy.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 10:23 AM on June 25, 2008

Google. Knowing the fact that there are millions of sites on the internet and new sites come to life every day, it is not an easy task to keep a good placement in SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). So, how to be in the first search engine results page ahead of millions of site? Well, there are so many SEO books that cover every aspect of the subject but my aim is to give you some basics that no site could live without.

We could divide the concept of the search engine optimization into two main tasks: First, knowing what words people are using for searching and second, optimizing your site for those keywords.

But how do you know what words people are using when searching? There are some sites where you can enter words and they will tell you how many times those words were used in a given time, try:

http://www.digitalpoin t.com /tools/suggestion or

http://inventory.overtur e.com /d/searchinventory/suggestion

Ju st enter some search terms related to your content and you will get how many times those search terms were used along with some variations that you could find useful.

So, which search term will you choose? The one with the highest search count? WRONG! Especially if you are just starting, always keep in mind that the strongest keywords will have the biggest number of competitors and the strongest ones, which will not work with you if you are just starting. My advice is to choose keywords with a reasonable search count and move upward afterwards.

Now after you have chosen your keywords, how do you optimize your site for those words? Well, most SEO experts divide this process into two main tasks: Onsite or on-page optimization and offsite or off-page optimization where on-site optimization means what you do in the pages of your site and off-site optimization are the steps not done on your site.
On-site SEO Basics.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 1:43 PM on June 21, 2008

Knowing the fact that there are millions of sites on the internet and new sites come to life every day, it is not an easy task to keep a good placement in SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). So, how to be in the first search engine results page ahead of millions of site? Well, there are so many SEO books that cover every aspect of the subject but my aim is to give you some basics that no site could live without.

We could divide the concept of the search engine optimization into two main tasks: First, knowing what words people are using for searching and second, optimizing your site for those keywords.

But how do you know what words people are using when searching? There are some sites where you can enter words and they will tell you how many times those words were used in a given time, try:

http://www.digitalpoin t.com /tools/suggestion or

http://inventory.overtur e.com /d/searchinventory/suggestion

Ju st enter some search terms related to your content and you will get how many times those search terms were used along with some variations that you could find useful.

So, which search term will you choose? The one with the highest search count? WRONG! Especially if you are just starting, always keep in mind that the strongest keywords will have the biggest number of competitors and the strongest ones, which will not work with you if you are just starting. My advice is to choose keywords with a reasonable search count and move upward afterwards.

Now after you have chosen your keywords, how do you optimize your site for those words? Well, most SEO experts divide this process into two main tasks: Onsite or on-page optimization and offsite or off-page optimization where on-site optimization means what you do in the pages of your site and off-site optimization are the steps not done on your site.
On-site SEO Basics.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 1:33 PM on June 20, 2008

well Aryan, You can easily make your site search engine optimized by follow 10 easy steps that will make sure everything is ready for Google to go through and understand what your pages and site are about. This can help you to get more traffic from search engines by ranking well. Once you rank well, of course, you need to make sure that you are persuading the visitors to actually click on your search listing.


#1 Content
As cliché as it sounds this is the number one for any search marketing strategy, it is impossibly important to ensure that you have content worth viewing. Without this one simply step to ensure that there is a reason for someone to be on your site, everything else is useless. There are a lot of great sites to find inspiration for writing great content that works.

#2 Incoming Links
A link is a link is a link, but without the simplest form you aren’t going to do well in search engines. The more links you have the more often you are going to be crawled. It is also important to make sure that you have the proper anchor text for your incoming links. The easiest way to gain quality links from other sites is to link to sites to let them know your site is there and hope for a reciprocal link. It is also important to make sure that you have content that is worth linking to on your site.

#3 Web site title
Making sure that you have the right web site titles for your pages is extremely important. The keywords you place in your title are important in order to ensure that your topic is understood by Google. One of the primary factors for ranking is if the title is on-topic with the search results. Not only is it important for robots to index and understand the topic of the page either. It is important for click-through rates in the search results. Pay attention to what you click on when you are searching in Google, I know that I don’t always click the first results. Using great titles and topics on your site will bring you more traffic than a number one listing. Most of the time it is within the first page, but I skim through the titles to see which looks to be more on-topic for my search query.

#4 Heading tags
When you are laying out your site’s content you have to be sure that you are creating the content flow in such a way that the heading tags are based on prominence. The most prominent of course being the h1 tag, which says “this is what this block of copy is about.” Making sure you understand heading tag structure is very important. You only want to have one (or two) h1 tags per a page. It is important to not just throw anything into an h1 tag and hope you rank for it.

#5 Internal Linking
Making sure that your internal linking helps robots (and visitors!) to find the content on your site is huge. Using relevant copy throughout your site will tell the robots (and visitors!) more effectively what to expect on the corresponding page. You do want to make sure that on pages you don’t want to rank in Google that you add a nofollow tag to ensure that the ranking flow of your site corresponds with your site’s topic and interests. No one is going to be searching Google to find out what your terms of service or privacy policy are.

#6 Keyword Density
Ensuring that you have the right keyword density for your page and sites topic is paramount. You don’t want to go overboard and use the keyword every 5th word but making sure it “comes up” often is going to help you rank better in search engines. The unspoken rule is no more then 5% of the total copy per a page. Anymore then this and it can start to look a little spammy. Granted, you aren’t shooting for 5% every time. It is really all about context and relevance— just make sure it is good, quality copy.

Answered by kishore , an ibibo Master, at 9:56 AM on June 20, 2008

hi there

Google. Knowing the fact that there are millions of sites on the internet and new sites come to life every day, it is not an easy task to keep a good placement in SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). So, how to be in the first search engine results page ahead of millions of site? Well, there are so many SEO books that cover every aspect of the subject but my aim is to give you some basics that no site could live without.

We could divide the concept of the search engine optimization into two main tasks: First, knowing what words people are using for searching and second, optimizing your site for those keywords.

But how do you know what words people are using when searching? There are some sites where you can enter words and they will tell you how many times those words were used in a given time, try:

http://www.digitalpoin t.com /tools/suggestion or

http://inventory.overtur e.com /d/searchinventory/suggestion

Ju st enter some search terms related to your content and you will get how many times those search terms were used along with some variations that you could find useful.

So, which search term will you choose? The one with the highest search count? WRONG! Especially if you are just starting, always keep in mind that the strongest keywords will have the biggest number of competitors and the strongest ones, which will not work with you if you are just starting. My advice is to choose keywords with a reasonable search count and move upward afterwards.

Now after you have chosen your keywords, how do you optimize your site for those words? Well, most SEO experts divide this process into two main tasks: Onsite or on-page optimization and offsite or off-page optimization where on-site optimization means what you do in the pages of your site and off-site optimization are the steps not done on your site.
On-site SEO Basics.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 1:35 PM on June 19, 2008