How To Get A Good Rank On Google - Tips You Want To Know
Doug Mahopac
For most website owners, few things are more important than
getting a good rank on Google. Why? It’s simply the best way to
get new visitors—and customers—to your site. If you’re buried on
page 40, you aren’t as likely to get the traffic you want.
So the first thing that you want to do to see that you get a
good page ranking on Google is to be sure your site is set up
correctly. This involves setting up your pages with the correct
meta tag and such so that the web crawlers and spiders can find
you!
Another important aspect of getting a good rank on Google is to
link your site to other high-profile sites. The spiders like
sites that are well connected, but you don’t want to link to
just any sites out there. You want to choose sites that are
related in some way to your business or service and are sites
that are also highly ranked on Google.
The number of pages your site has is also another important
part of getting a good Google ranking. Opinions vary as to just
what constitutes an appropriate number of pages to attract the
spiders, but it’s safe to say that the more pages you have, the
more opportunities there are for you to be found. So start with
twenty or so and add to them as you can.
You will also want to submit your website to the Open Directory
Project. Google tends to favor websites that are listed here.
Make sure to have your most important keywords in both the
description and title. It’s generally considered best to submit
your index page, then others if you can. Don’t fall prey to the
desire to over submit your website information, as you can be
penalized for this.
Finally, and perhaps most important, remember that content
rules when it comes to both Google ranking and returning
visitors. You want your website content to be informative and
keyword enriched.
Using keywords in your content often is another way to increase
the chances that the web spiders find you. You want to be sure
to at least have your keyword in the title and first sentence.
After that, you want to see that the main keyword, along with
similar variations are included in the text.
Be careful, though, not to go too heavy on the keywords. Google
can penalize you for this as well. Plus, keyword stuffed content
often doesn’t make good reading for your visitors and can turn
them off completely. You want your content to be both reader
and spider friendly.
To make sure you have your web pages optimized, you will want
to read as much as you can about the use of keywords. If you’re
not a writer or the keyword density rules give you a headache,
you can hire a freelance writer to do the writing for you.
Elance, Guru and Rent-a-coder are good sites to find writers
who routinely do keyword article writing and for good rates.
Leaving the writing to someone else gives you time to do what
you want to do—concentrate on run.
About The Author: Doug Mahopac is an expert SEO person.
http://www.linknetics.com
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