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Sunday, January 20th, 2008 | SEO Tips with

You have your site all setup but no-one is visiting! That is where you need SEO - search engine optimization. You can pay money to a SEO expert but it is also possible to do it yourself, FREE.

There is much debate about whether the domain name should include one of your main keywords. I look at it as another little plus in our SEO plan. So if you have a domain name without one of your main keywords you can still use these tips.

We are using our other site www.zipposuperstore.com as an example.

So we have our three popular main keywords for our zippo store:
zippo lighters
zippo tricks
zippo collections

If you look closely all contain the word “zippo”. This is to make things easy when we look at off page ranking, which we will talk about in future blogs.

First thing we need to look at is the page title. The page title should only include our main keywords. Try not to use too many words as Google will give more weight to each of your keywords and you will rank higher.

Please, the page title should not say, “Welcome to our website”. Also do not use say ” zippo lighters and zippo tricks and zippo collections”. Though the last does contain our keywords it does looka little long.

So we will shorten it by doing this “zippo | zippo lighter tricks | collections. Notice We took out the “ands” and replaced them with a “|”. Also only used “zippo” twice for keyword densitity. When possible always combine your keywords to cut down on the total number of words used in your page title. When google looks at our title it will see all 3 of our keywords.

Next SEO blog we will look at ways to boost your ranks by nearly 300 pages by using one simple method.

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    Francois Harris // February 5th, 2008 at 9:02 am

    Title is really important, and also the amount of other words in your title. You should put your targeted key-phrase for the page first in the title. Other words that follow should be related, but not too many, as this reduces the weight of key phrase in your title. JUST your key phrase will make it very ‘important’.

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    Seo Consultant // April 25th, 2008 at 8:37 pm

    Hello Guys
    Nice Site, the keywords in the title are one of the most important parts of on-page SEO as these words are displayed on the google search page and visible by customers, they are also controlable by the webmaster unlike off-page seo.

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    Epos // May 18th, 2008 at 4:40 pm

    Thanks for the advice, looking forward to your next tips. Hopefully we can get our site ranked well.
    Regards David from Epos-Retail

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    Professional SEO Consultant UK // June 13th, 2008 at 10:01 am

    I agree 100% that SEO is very do-able on a DIY basis. Time is the issue for most smaller companies and that’s generally why they outsource it.

    I’d recommend ‘Search Engine Optimization - An hour A Day’ by Jennifer Grappone and Gradiva Couzin as a good starting point.

    You can learn a lot from competitors with SEOQuake installed in your bowser.

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