How to Use Meta Meta tags In Look for Website Promotion

If you view the HTML sources for the web pages on the thesitewizard.com, you would have noticed that they all contain META tags. META tags influence the way some search engines list and index web pages.

There are at least three META tags that you will want to use to make sure your page is search engine ready.

What are Meta tags good for?

For search engines that support them, META tags are used in at least three ways:

They are used to describe your site in the search results. For example, if you do not have a META Description tag for your page, some search engines will simply grab the first few lines of your page to serve as the description of your site. This description is more important than you may think. If you were searching for “nosuchwordasthis”, which of the following two items listed would you be more likely to click?
- Nosuchwordasthis.com: Ridiculous and Impossible Words
  Home About Example.com Contact Us Links Download FAQ
- Nosuchwordasthis.com: Ridiculous and Impossible Words
  Some of the incredible words that netizens have come up with this year, along with their supposed meanings.
The first item above had a snippet from what appears to be its top menu in the lines below the website title. The second item has a description which tells the person searching exactly what the site is all about.

If you do not put a description tag, what appears in the listing would be likely to be whatever first appears on your page, usually the alt text of some graphic or banner or perhaps your top menu.
There are search engines which also look for a META Robots tag to determine how they index your site. For example, if Google does not encounter such a tag, it will assume that it can index and follow the links on the page. If you want some other behaviour from Google, you will have to use a META tag to specify it.
In the old days, they were used to determine which keywords your page will be listed under. So if you want your page to be listed in a search engine when the user searches for the term “nosuchwordasthis”, the latter should be present in your META Keywords tag as well as in your document. I’m not sure however if any search engine still uses this tag today.

There are other META tags, which individual search engines recognize. However, the tags listed here are the main tags relevant to most search engines.

How to Use the META Description Tag

A META Description tag, for those of you who write your web pages using raw HTML code, looks like the following:

Give a brief description of your page in this tag. Bear in mind that this description (or part of it) will be displayed in the search engine results so try to make sure you phrase it in such a way that the person searching can tell at a glance that he’s found the correct page for his search. Minimize irrelevancies and put the essentials near the beginning of the description so that if the search engine only accepts the initial (say) 150 characters, the essential parts of your description will still be displayed.

Not all search engines use this tag. For example, Google normally only displays the text surrounding the matching keyword that the searcher used.

How to Use the META Robots Tag

Although this Meta tag is seldom mentioned in search engine promotion guides, it is important if you want certain search engines to crawl through your website using the links on the page you submit. Since adding it involves little additional effort, you might as well do it while you add the other tags.

In general, you will add the following line to your web page if you want the search engine to index your page and follow the links on it.

In cases where you do not want it to index your page simply use “noindex” instead of “index”. Likewise if you don’t want the engine to crawl through the links on your page, use “nofollow” instead of “follow”.

Most, if not all, search engines today recognize this tag.

Furthermore, if you do not want the search engine to keep a cache of your page on their servers, you can affix a “noarchive” value to the “content” attribute, such as in the example below:

Google, for example, will see the “noarchive” value and not keep a copy of your page in its cache.

How to Use the META Keywords Tag

The Meta Keywords tag used to be an important way to get your page listed under specific keywords under the search engines. Nowadays, however, major search engines like Google and Alta Vista ignore this tag, and the keywords tag no longer has the significance it used to have in the early days of the web. You can read specific details about what is important to these search engines in their ranking of your page in the following articles:

Google Search Engine Positioning Tips
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/google.shtml
More Tips on Google Search Engine Results Placement
http://www.thesitewizard.com/sitepromotion/moregoogletips.shtml
Alta Vista Search Engine Placement Tips
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/altavistaranking.shtml

I no longer use this tag on my new pages, since it’s mostly useless nowadays.

The META Keywords tag should be placed in the <head> portion of your web page. If you are using a WYSIWYG editor, there is usually some way for you to enter the keywords on the page using a separate dialog box. If you are typing it yourself into your web page, the tag looks like the following:

In place of the phrase “put your keywords here”, you should of course give a list of your keywords. The keywords should be comma-delimited. That is, if you want to your page to be listed when the user searches for “medical help” and “free diagnosis”, you should use the following tag:

Each search engine has its own limit to the number of characters in your keyword list. The general advice given is not to make your list longer than you need it to be. Some search engine experts recommend that you do not exceed 1000 characters in your list. In the days when it still recognized the keyword tag, Alta Vista did not use anything beyond 500 characters.

A word of caution. Although you might think that this is a good place to put in common misspellings of keywords that you spelt correctly on your page, you should probably note that in the days when search engines indexed the keyword list, some of them penalized web pages that contain words that cannot be found on the page itself. They were probably trying to guard against abuse by people trying to “spam” the index. The latter have been known to dump every conceivable keyword they can think of even if it is unrelated to their web page. Unfortunately, this policy also penalizes legitimate site owners who really want to catch those common misspellings of their page content.

You can read more information about this in the article Your Website’s Spelling and the Search Engines at http://www.thesitewizard.com/sitepromotion/spellingerrors.shtml

You should also not repeat a particular keyword too many times in your tag. Again, some engines used to make a note of such things and penalize your site. Note that it is possible to accidentally repeat a keyword multiple times when you use a word in different phrases: eg, a tag that has the following keyword list, “search engine promotion, search engine ranking, search engine placement”, would have repeated the words “search engine” three times even though they occur in different phrases. Some repetition is apparently acceptable (possibly even up to three times), although excessive repetition is regarded as “spam”.

Practical Guide to Inserting Meta Tags

For those using a visual web editor to manage your site, you may want to check out the following tutorials on how you can actually insert the Meta tags using the editor:

How to Insert Meta Tags to Your Site in Dreamweaver
How to Add Meta Tags to Your Website Using Nvu or KompoZer

So how important is the Meta tag?

Although the benefits conferred by using the various meta tags on your page are not substantial, they are nonetheless useful in controlling how the search engines index and list your page. Since tags like the description and robots tag require very little effort to add to your page, it is probably a good idea to add at least these tags to your pages.

How the Meta Information Tag May Damage Your Website

Although I have written a number of articles on purpose of the meta description tag and how you can add it to your website, I’ve begun to have second thoughts about using it, so much so that I’m now wondering if it’s better in many cases not to include the tag altogether. This article discusses the problems that the meta tag may pose for your website, and some practical ways in which you can avoid the problems mentioned.

Video Tutorial Meta Information Tag

Preliminary: Context of This Discussion

For those who are not familiar with the meta description tag, you may want to read my previous articles on this subject:

If you don’t know what a META description tag is, and how to use it, you should first read my article on How to Use Meta Tags In Search Engine Promotion.
Dreamweaver users can find a practical guide on how to insert this tag, among others, in my tutorial on How to Insert Meta Tags to Your Site in Dreamweaver.
If you use Nvu or KompoZer, the practical guide for inserting the META description tag can be found in the tutorial on How to Add Meta Tags to Your Website Using Nvu or KompoZer.

Current Problems with Using the Meta Description Tag

Although the meta description tag is definitely useful in determining what the search engines print underneath your page title, judging from the results of various queries that I’ve used lately, it seems like Google is becoming more serious in using your meta description tag where available. Or perhaps it has always done that, and now more sites are becoming more aware of meta description tags and are adding them (to detrimental effects).

The problem with the meta description tag is that if your meta description tag is very generic, and the search engine uses it, it can lead to your site appearing less relevant to people searching for a term. In particular, your site may end up looking like a spammy site to some users, making them skip your link in the results and go on to another site.

Let me illustrate. Suppose you were searching for “widget XYZ review”, and got the following results. (Note: this is just an example. The underlined blue text in the box below are not clickable — they merely simulate the appearance of a search results page.)

Widget XYZ Review
Widget XYZ reviews – top widget reviews and analyses.

Widget XYZ Review
Read reviews of widget XYZ from users who have tried it.

Widget XYZ Review
Look up XYZ reviews and ratings from past and present customers.

Widget XYZ Review
When I first reviewed widget XYZ, I thought it to be a useful tool for creating a beautiful and functional website. Over time, however, I found…

If you received a such a listing, which link would you click? The first three sites have meta description tags with the key phrase you searched for, and as a result, have their meta description displayed underneath their site title. They seem incredibly relevant to the search phrase. But many seasoned searchers will instinctively distrust the first three links, even if they were really from useful, legitimate websites with genuine reviews. The reason is simple: they have clicked links that had such generic text in the past, only to find that these links led to spammy sites with very little useful content.

But look at the fourth site. The site did not have any meta description tag, so Google had to grab content from the page itself to display as the snippet. The result is a piece of text that seems like a genuine review, rather than some thinly disguised advertising site.

Not all sites that look spammy in the search engine results are actually spammy. The problem is that their meta description tags are so generic that they make the page look spammy when the pages are listed, since spammy sites often use the same generic text in their actual page content. Sadly, a number of my own sites’ pages also suffer from this very defect, since I’ve often been too lazy to think up of some descriptive text after writing the actual article. Judging from the searches I’ve done recently, it looks like my sites are not alone in having this problem.

Possible Solutions to the Spammy-Looking Meta Descriptions

Here are some possible ways to avoid having your site look spammy in the search engine results when it has real content.

Don’t Dump Lists of Keywords into Your Meta Description Tag

Nothing looks more spammy in a site’s snippet than long lists of keywords dumped unceremoniously into a meta description tag. Don’t do it.
Put Real Content in Your Meta Description Tag

Take time to write content in your META description tag instead of writing an overview of the page’s content. That is, instead of writing “Review of Widget XYZ”, write “I found widget XYZ to be a…” (etc). One way to do this is to copy your some of the most relevant sentences on your page into the tag.
Remove Your Meta Description Tag

Instead of putting some of the text on your page into the tag, another way is to just remove the tag altogether. This will cause search engines like Google to scour your page’s content looking for relevant snippets to place in the search results. There is no guarantee as to what it will find, or whether the text will even be relevant. But if your page is filled with normal sentences rather than just bits of text like “Add to Shopping Cart”, there is a chance that you’ll get a better snippet than just some short, generic “Review of Widget XYZ”.

Note that you may not want to do this if your page is just a shopping cart checkout page, since such pages usually have very little text other than things like “Quantity”, “Check out” and the like.

Is It Time to Panic?

If you are the sort who is inclined to panic, and want to rush off to fix your site after reading this article, consider the following points.

The search engines fine-tune their algorithms incredibly frequently to adjust to the realities of the web. What is true today, may not be true tomorrow. If you react every time they make a tweak, you may be slaving away unnecessarily on things that may no longer need to be attended to in the future. Google, in particular, tries to figure out what most webmasters do and adjust to it, so there is always the possibility that your meta description woes may one day be an issue of the past without your having to do anything. But then again, they may not.
The Meta description text isn’t always used in the search engine snippet. If the user searches for “Widget XYZ” and the phrase doesn’t occur anywhere in your meta description even though you have such a tag, Google will use an actual occurrence of the phrase “widget XYZ” from your page’s content for its snippet. In other words, there may not be any cause for panic, since (potential) visitors may not even search for the words that appear in your tag.

Second Thoughts on the Meta Description Tag

Although the meta description tag is often seen as a way to help your site in the search engine results, it may actually harm your site depending on how you implement the tag on your web pages. My current sentiment on this is that if you are not sure how to craft a good meta description tag for your page, leave the tag out and let your content do the talking.

Why Don’t You Use the Key terms Meta Tag on Your Website?

On a few (rare) occasions, some people have written to ask me why I don’t use the keywords meta tag on the pages on thesitewizard.com. One of them even asked me how he could hide his keyword meta tag so that his visitors could not see what keywords he placed in it. This article is an attempt to answer this question.

What is a Keywords Meta Tag?

The keywords meta tag is a type of HTML tag that webmasters place on their web pages. It generally looks like this:

It is not displayed by the web browser.

Why The Keywords Tag is Now History

To understand why I no longer use the keywords tag, a little history is in order. Note that the dates below are rough dates, based on my vague recollection of the events. I didn’t bother to record the actual dates when it happened and it was a very long time ago.

1995-1997: The Rise and Abuse of the Keyword Tag

In the old days before Google, back when Alta Vista was considered one of the ruling search engines, the keywords tag was used by webmasters to tell search engines that the words listed in the tag can be regarded as being part of the content of the web page. It was indexed in addition to the words that appeared on the web page itself. It had its uses, such as to place common spelling mistakes of keywords on the page.

As you may have guessed, there was widespread abuse of this tag, with some webmasters dumping words that had nothing to do with their web page in the hopes of attracting visitors to their site. Others saturated the tag with terms they considered important, in the hopes of improving the keyword density of their site.
Circa 1997: The Demise of the Keyword Tag

The end result of this was that, one by one, the search engines took steps to end the keyword abuse by not indexing anything in that tag. If my memory serves, the last to do so was Alta Vista. They even took it one step further: words occuring in the keyword tag that did not also occur on the web page itself would cause the page to be penalised.

Google was born around this period. Learning its lessons from the search engines that came before, Google simply ignored the keywords tag. It continues such a policy to this day.

In other words, by the end of the 1990s, the keyword tag was no longer useful for any purpose.

What to Do with the Keywords Tag

Although my older pages on thesitewizard.com have half-hearted attempts at including keyword tags, all my newer pages do not. Those older pages either pre-date the death of the keywords tag era or were based on an older template of my website that had the keyword meta tag. With the updating of my site design somewhere after the turn of the century (or whereabouts), all my new pages no longer have the tag.

If you also have old pages with keyword tags, you can do the same as I did: just ignore them. Alternatively, if you can be bothered, you can also remove them at your leisure when you happen to update the page. They neither do your site any harm, nor do they help it. It’s the equivalent of adding nonsensical HTML tags to your web page: they will be ignored by everyone, search engines and browsers alike.

If you have a new web page, don’t even bother with the keywords tag. If you feel you must use a meta tag somewhere, see my article How to Use Meta Tags for Search Engine Promotion for more useful ones instead. The tags mentioned there are still recognized by today’s engines.

Why Are You Asking This Question in the First Place?

I think the more important question is why a person might be asking about keyword tags in the first place.

Are You Being Conned?

As you can see from the brief history given above, the keywords tag has not been relevant to website creation since the end of the previous century.

If you obtained your information about the keyword tag from someone claiming to be a search engine optimization specialist, purporting to help you update your site for a fee, be very careful.

The fact that anyone, in this day and age, can still be talking about using keywords meta tag tells you something about that person. They are either incompetent and outdated (and are thus not going to be able to help your site) or are trying to bamboozle you with strange esoteric terms like “keywords meta tag” which they think will mystify a layman (in which case they cannot be trusted).

I myself have also been contacted by such charlatans before, so I won’t be surprised if the visitors asking me this question are doing so because they have heard from such people. If you are one of those who have received such emails, or have met such web designers, take this warning to heart. Don’t fall for that line.

If you want to make sure your website is search engine ready, see my article How to Create a Search Engine Friendly Website instead. It may not contain mysterious magical incantations that pretend to help you rise to the top of the search engine results, but they are practical, straightforward and realistic tips that have helped many webmasters.
Stay on the Straight and Narrow

Another class of questions that I receive concerning the keywords meta tag comes from those who want to hide the tag from their visitors, so that the latter cannot see what keywords tag they use.

While of course the tag is no longer relevant, so whether you hide it or not does not matter, the question betrays an attitude to website creation that is, in my opinion, not beneficial to the webmaster in the long run. It seems to me (and I may be wrong, of course) that someone asking such a question is trying to find some underhanded way to get to the top of the search engine listings and hiding that information from others who may examine their web page for such tracks.

Here’s how I look at web design: when you create a website, your site is just a means to an end. If you are selling some product, then the site is there so that you can make online sales. Ultimately, you want to spend your time fulfilling that goal — making sales, shipping the product, improving the product or whatever. The same goes for other types of sites, be it a blog, social networking site, tutorial site or some other type. The website is just a way for you to reach your goal. It is not the goal itself.

If you go down the path of using unscrupulous methods to “game” the search engines, you will find that you will have to spend an inordinate amount of time and effort working on the “means” itself, year in year out, instead of the “end” (your goal). This is needed because you have to stay ahead of the search engine programmers who are always tweaking the search engines to weed out such trickery. And those programmers work full time on their engine (and there are many of them). To stay ahead of them, you will practically have to work full time to figure out new tricks to replace obsolete ones and hiding those tricks.

This is of course not something webmasters want to do. They want to create a site, and then focus on what the site lets them accomplish. If it’s an online shop, they prefer that the site run on autopilot and they can just concentrate on shipping their goods (etc). Even if yours is a blog or tutorial site (which obviously can’t run on autopilot), you will still want to spend time writing new posts or articles rather than running around frantically trying to protect your dark secret.

Focus on the content and purpose of your website. Improve its quality. This yields far better results in the long run than going with some shady fad-of-the-week.

Conclusion

So, the short answer to the question of why I do not use keyword tags on my site is that they are no longer relevant today. And they have not been relevant for a very long time.

Google, Bing, and Yahoo Offer New Search Techniques Changes the Search World

Search engines has released three new functions in latest occurrence at San Francisco on May 14 2011. Following are three new functions. This occurrence is legally known as as “Google InsideSearch”.

1. Speech Search
2. Quick Pages
3. Look for by Image

1. Speech Search:

Look for engines has announced voice Look for for desktop computers. At present Look for engines users are typing keywords to get the appropriate information on the google search. Now users can speak words so that Look for engines will understand the word and display appropriate the google search. According to the survey, Look for engines is able to recognize 80% of the words and displaying appropriate outcomes.

Video Tutorial Presenting Speech Search for your laptop or computer

2. Quick Pages:

This is another element which will develop the guest fantastic a lot. Usually 40% of the Search engines readers will press on the 1st hyperlink, so it will take little a chance to fill specific website and readers have to delay. With new function “Instant Pages”, guest will able to see the website immediately. Purpose behind this is strategy is Search engines will fill it already in the after sales and features it immediately when person important it.

Video Tutorial Search engines Search with Quick Websites

3. Look for by Image:

Initially people used to look for pictures by name and getting appropriate pictures. Search applications introduced few other features for person advantage. One function i.e. “Search identical images” that we always use this function to find out the right picture with preferred quality and size. Now Search applications went a advancement and made an wonderful function live. Readers can decrease picture submit on Search bar, so that it will screen all identical pictures with different promises and styles. This function would be beneficial in knowing your personal pictures at other public published by someone else.

Video Tutorial Search by Picture

Top Facebook Position Modified Issues in 2011

We all know that Facebook or myspace is an appearing foundation in latest era. An incredible number of customers will bring up to date and talk about various issues on Facebook or myspace surfaces. Would you like to know what are the hot conversations at Facebook or myspace this year. Facebook or myspace Information group published Memology 2011 with complete information of international as well as individual significant nations around the world.

Top Ten Facebook Issues in Community 2011:

Top Ten Facebook Issues in Indian 2011:

Top Ten Facebook Issues in U. s. Business (UK) 2011:

Top Ten Facebook Issues in U. s. Declares (USA) 2011:

Facebook Places rolled out globally, which is a great thing, but also raises many questions regarding Facebook Places.

The top issues that we have at Socialbakers with Facebook places (and that you have been sending us as well), are:

Places Search – When will Facebook fix the search of Facebook Places, and will there be a separate filter while searching? Try searching for JFK airport, the real checkin place is 300th in my newsfeed, despite it being the most socially relevant object to me.
Creation of Places – When will Facebook fix the mobile clients, to not allow creating so many duplicates? I’ve tried creating a 100% match on name and location at Prague Airport, and it lets me.
Duplicates – How will Facebook be dealing with Facebook Places duplicates? Merging them into the official points?
Facebook Places claiming – how are they planning to deal with this issue at scale, so even small coffee shops on the corner can claim their business?

Obviously these and other things are the top to address to Facebook, and we would like to know how Facebook will be dealing with them. Right now, Facebook is not dealing with Facebook Places on the support level, and we believe that Places will add one of the largest overhead ever so far to the Facebook teams.

Don`t blame Facebook for everything
Facebook could obviously be blamed for some of the product issues to deal with, but dont blame them if they wont support each and every one of your requests. At Socialbakers we are in daily contact with Facebook, and they are dealing with as many issues as they can, so dont blame them - were sure they`ll get there.

We addressed a few and reached out to the Facebook PR team, but haven`t received an answer yet.

How To More Guidelines on The search engines Shows more Result

t’s been a few years since my last article on getting your site noticed on Google, Tips on Improving Your Google Search Engine Ranking. The situation hasn’t changed much, and the article is still relevant today. However, over these years I have learned a couple more things about what to do and what not to do on your website with regards to your site’s placement on the search engine results.

Video Tutorial Search Engine Optimization Tips

Hidden Text

Everyone knows that search engines (not just Google, but probably every one of them) frown on hidden text. Some people use hidden text to stuff keywords on their pages so that when people type those words on the search engine, your site will show, even though your page does not have any visible sign of those words.

I have never believed in hiding my keywords in hidden text or any of those cloak and dagger stuff, and hence I don’t practise such things. Imagine my surprise, when one day, a few years back, I suddenly found my pages on thefreecountry.com receiving a Page Rank of 0 because of hidden text on the page. (See my other article on Google Page Rank if you don’t know what Page Rank is.)

No, I did not compromise on my principles or anything like that. I did not try any underhand tactics to stuff keywords, etc. The reason is more prosaic.

At that time, I had partially converted thefreecountry.com to use CSS for its site design instead of the traditional and

tags. In those years, there were still a few people using the old Netscape 4 which did not support CSS correctly. To accomodate those people, I tried to make my site degrade gracefully when it detected an old browser being used. I also put a message that contained the following text: This page uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control its appearance. Since CSS is poorly supported on old browsers like Netscape 4.X, you may notice numerous oddities in the appearance of the page. However, you should still be able to read the information and navigate using the links.

This text was enclosed in a box that was hidden from view if you were using a modern browser, but visible if you used Netscape 4. I used the usual methods of getting different browsers to load different stylesheets as mentioned in my article How to Use Different CSS Style Sheets For Different Browsers (and How to Hide CSS Code from Older Browsers).

Unfortunately, Google’s spider detected that some text was hidden, and not realizing that it was also visible in other cases, automatically assumed I was employing some sort of skulduggery to get those keywords into its index. It then penalized my site accordingly.

When I realized that my attempt to help my visitors was going to cost my site’s position in the search engine results, I immediately pulled the message, and its accompanying CSS, from the site. Visitors using old browsers would still be able to use the site, but they would not receive any friendly explanation.

Although the days of Netscape 4 are long gone, the lessons learnt from that incident are still useful today. Undoubtedly many of you will not even dream of using keyword stuffing in hidden text and the like. However, as I found out from the above incident, Google’s search engine robot is far from intelligent, and its hidden text detection algorithm can bite legitimate webmasters too. If it even senses hidden text, even for an innocuous purpose like mine, your site is history.

Some ways in which you might inadvertently use hidden text (possibly without knowing, if you use third-party scripts) include the use of drop-down menus for site navigation and browser-specific tips for users (like in my case above). I’m fairly certain that the Google programmers keep refining their engine so that the more common use of CSS to hide text for harmless purposes like navigation menus (and so on) are recognized as benign, but if you are about to use hidden text for some fancy design gimmick on your page, you might want to test it out on some obscure page on your site to see if the Google robot chokes on it. After all, always remember your site’s life depends on a robot, not a human. It may be obvious to you and other humans that the code is harmless, designed for some acceptable purpose, but a computer program can only follow a set of preprogrammed rules.

Note that neither the navigation menu created by my Free CSS Navigation Menu Button Wizard nor the one created by the Free Drop Down Navigation Menu Wizard uses hidden text for the various menu items (or anything else for that matter), so don’t worry. They are straightforward menus that do not use any trickery to accomplish their jobs.
Getting Your Link to Appear on the First Page of the Search Engine Results.

I get many queries everyday from new webmasters reading thesitewizard.com, asking me how they can get the link to their site to be shown on the first page of the Google search engine results. In fact, for some of them, getting their site to appear anywhere in the first few pages of Google’s results would already be a victory.

If you are in a hurry to get your site noticed, and have a budget allocated for your site’s search engine promotion, one instant way to get to the first page of Google’s results page is to buy advertisements (called Google Adwords) on your keywords. Before you summarily dismiss this, read everything I have to say first.

Google’s Adwords actually operates according to your budget – that is, you can spend according to what you can afford. It also allows you to place the adverts on precisely the keywords you would have wanted for your site in the search engine results. Unlike the normal search engine indexing procedure however, here you control the exact keyword which will trigger your site’s advertisement and its prominence. Of course it comes with a price. But if you’re doing a business, this is often the surefire way to get people to see your site in relation to something that they are searching for.

Many new webmasters I deal with don’t consider this as a viable option, because it involves cash-outlay. I agree that if you are merely running a personal site or a hobby site that does not receive an income, advertising this way is probably out of the question. You should then work on applying the usual search engine promotion tips to your website and hope for the best in the long run. However, if your site is a business site that yields an income, you might want to calculate the costs and benefits to see if you might actually earn more this way. Treat your expenditure on the advertisements like all other business expenditure and calculate your return on investment (ROI). If you spend (say) 50 cents per click on your advertisement, and every 100 clicks gets you one person who spends $100 on your site, you would have made a profit of $50 every hundred clicks. This is income that you would not otherwise have made had you not advertised. Of course, as in all things, it’s possible to go overboard and spend more than you earn. You might want to consider setting aside an budget for a month or two as an experiment, and adjust as you go along to see if this approach increases your profits.

Conclusion

Google is now, arguably, the most important search engine around. Knowing what you should not do and still survive Google, as well as learning shortcuts to getting an instantaneous good placement on Google’s search engine results page, is now a very important part of website promotion.

My Site Not Ranking in the Search Engines

Why Is My Web page Not Position in the Search Engines?

From a chance to time, I get readers to thesitewizard.com seeking that I take a look at their site. Now, I gotten a ask for to look at a site that had been listed by The search engines, but not displaying for any appropriate search concerns. A fast look at the visitor’s site unveiled the issue. Since many internet sites that I have researched in the last demonstrated the same kinds of issues, I’ve gathered some of the typical factors why a site may not be standing in the google in 1 post. This will hopefully help you when you style or bring up to date your own website.

Note that most (if not all) of these details have already been included in my other content on website campaign and web style. You should study them to be able to get a better concept of getting your site into the google. Here are some essential ones:

Typical Factors Why Your Website Is Not Displaying Up in the Look for Results.

1- Display Rush Displays for a Home Page: Thoughts Talk Higher Than (Animated) Action.

Your webpage is an essential web page on your website. It should tell people what your website is all about. Very often, when I’m requested to evaluation a website, I find a website that has the following characteristics:
The webpage has nothing but a Display rush display with some extravagant movement. If there are any thoughts on the website at all that are not included in the Display movement, it’s “Enter Site”.The HTML subject tag of the website says “Flash Release Page”.Ask yourself what the the search engines will catalog in such a case. Possibilities are that your webpage will probably only list for “enter site” and “flash intro page” since those are the only thoughts on the website many the search engines can select up. Actually, since there are so many websites with those thoughts, you may not even list for them (not that you’ll want to).

Title meta data are vital: Google uses it to a great extent and it’s an integral part of any seo helpful web style.

Text articles that can be listed is also important. Google optimization cannot know naturally what your website is about if it doesn’t have thoughts to catalog. Embedding textual articles within Display articles and anticipating the search engines to be able to identify them is a dangerous business – Google may be able to study some kinds of textual articles, or it may not. The other the search engines probably won’t be able to even draw out anything.

Get rid of the Display rush display for your webpage if you have one, and change it with a typical website. Not only will your website list better, it will also look more expert. Prohibit your use of Display to things that really need Display, like involved activities and video clips, and not websites that you want listed.

2- More Pictures Than Words: Even A Few Words is Worth More Than a Picture.

I’m sure you’ve observed the saying, “a image is truly worth a million words”. Maybe that’s real to a people. But to google optimization, using present engineering, images is ineffective for figuring out what the website is about. The powerplant cannot see images and tell that it’s images of Britney Warrior spears or your most popular cat. If you want the powerplant to know that you have images of some pop celebrity, publish thoughts to that impact. You will find more details on how to tag your images in a way google can comprehend at http://www.thesitewizard.com/sitepromotion/search-engine-friendly.shtml

3- A Web 2.0 Web page Without Conventional Web Articles and Navigation: New is Not Actually Better.

Relevant to the above details is a web page that is to a great extent based mostly on Web 2.0 engineering like AJAX or even just easy JavaScript. If the articles or the links on your web page are created using JavaScript, you may experience the same issue another of thesitewizard.com’s readers skilled — the look for engines’ lack of ability to discover other websites on the web page.

The option to this is to always have basic, conventional web articles and routing links somewhere on your web page. You do not need to decrease web 2.0 products to do this. Just think of some way to put typical textual articles and typical links onto your web page in a way that does not need a JavaScript translation to decipher them. While you can also put up a conventional web page map and make a submit using the sitemap method to help the google, nothing sounds typical backlinks on a web page that operates for both google and people readers.

4- Nobody is Backlinks to You

As mentioned in my article on How to Create Your Own Website, if your site is not linked to by any other site, some search engines, notably Google, may not even bother to visit your website to index it. Read that article for pointers to how to get started on getting some links to your site.

How to Have a look at Your Website for Search Engines Friendliness.

One way to have a look at your website to see if it’s seo helpful is to manage your technique to not present any design, not to use plug-ins and not to run JavaScripts. If your website only reveals a clear present in such a case, that’s what google optimization will see as well. If you only see a few useless thoughts on the present, then that’s what google optimization will think your website is about as well. If you find you cannot check out any other websites on your website from the main page, the google will have the same problem as well.

The best technique to use for such assessments is the free Firefox web technique. The latter makes it very easy to disarm and re-enable everything, either on a site-by-site time frame, or on a international time frame. To around the globe disarm the things I described, hit the F12 key (F12 for Windows and Unix like users; Alt+F12 if you use a Mac), uncheck “Enable Java”, “Enable plug-ins” and “Enable JavaScript”. You can allow them again easily by reaching the same F12 (or Alt+F12 for Mac) key and verifying those things. To disarm pictures, hit Shift+I (all managing systems). (This is a toggle between “No images”, “Cached Images”, and “Show Images”, so reaching Shift+I again will swap between these three methods.)

This is not a simple option for verifying your website though, since Firefox is a contemporary frames-capable technique, so websites using something known as “frames” will still appear effectively in Firefox, even though they won’t actually be listed effectively by a real seo. But for fast assessments, this is by far the most user-friendly way to do that works on all the significant esteem techniques. Please be aware that I’m not driving you to swap to Firefox or anything like that – use whatever technique you like as your typical technique. But as a web creator, since you will probably have all the significant windows around to analyze your website anyway, you should use Opera’s extra usefulness functions to give your websites a fast going-over.

(Additional tip: while you do this, you can also have a look at how your website will appear in small-screen gadgets like cellular phone gadgets by reaching Shift+F11 on Windows/Linux or Shift+Alt+F11 on the Mac. Hit the same key again to come back to typical method.)

What Do You Want to List For?

One way to have a look at your website to see if it’s seo helpful is to manage your technique to not present any design, not to use plug-ins and not to run JavaScripts. If your website only reveals a clear present in such a case, that’s what google optimization will see as well. If you only see a few useless thoughts on the present, then that’s what google optimization will think your website is about as well. If you find you cannot check out any other internet sites on your website from the main web page, the google will have the same problem as well.

The best technique to use for such assessments is the free Firefox web technique. The latter makes it very easy to disarm and re-enable everything, either on a site-by-site time frame, or on a international time frame. To around the globe disarm the issues I described, hit the F12 key (F12 for Windows and Unix like users; Alt+F12 if you use a Mac), uncheck “Enable Java”, “Enable plug-ins” and “Enable JavaScript”. You can allow them again easily by reaching the same F12 (or Alt+F12 for Mac) key and verifying those items. To disarm pictures, hit Shift+I (all managing systems). (This is a toggle between “No images”, “Cached Images”, and “Show Images”, so reaching Shift+I again will swap between these three methods.)

This is not a simple option for verifying your website though, since Firefox is a contemporary frames-capable technique, so sites using something known as “frames” will still appear effectively in Firefox, even though they won’t actually be outlined effectively by a real seo. But for fast assessments, this is by far the most user-friendly way to do that works on all the significant esteem techniques. Please be aware that I’m not driving you to swap to Firefox or anything like that – use whatever technique you like as your typical technique. But as a web creator, since you will probably have all the significant windows around to analyze your website anyway, you should use Opera’s extra usefulness features to give your internet sites a fast going-over.

(Additional tip: while you do this, you can also have a look at how your website will appear in small-screen gadgets like mobile phone gadgets by reaching Shift+F11 on Windows/Linux or Shift+Alt+F11 on the Mac. Hit the same key again to come back to typical method.)
What Do You Want to List For?

A very thing to remember when developing your website is to ask yourself what your website is all about. What do you want to position for? If you want to position for “Widget X”, the thoughts “Widget X” must appear on your website in standard, noticeable textual content. This may seem obvious when I say it, but knowing from what I see when I evaluation some internet sites, it may not actually be obvious to some people. (Don’t take this as an allegation or anything like that, it wasn’t obvious to me either, when I first started.)

So here’s the article in a nutshell: When someone queries for a particular phrase, and you want your website to be outlined for those conditions, the conditions must appear somewhere on your web page, or the powerplant will not know your website shares about them. And those thoughts, to be most effective, must appear in typical textual content, not in images, not designed by JavaScript, and not included in a Screen screen on your web page. You also need links aiming to your website.

How to Develop Your Look for Powerplant Position on The search engines (Revisited)

How to Improve Your Search Engine Ranking on Google

It’s been some time since the last article on Google appeared in thesitewizard.com’s newsletter, giving tips on how you can improve your search engine rank on Google. This article updates the Google search engine promotion tips given in that issue and extends it with new Google search engine positioning tips.

Video tutorial Of Engine Ranking on Google

Background: Google’s Page Ranking Algorithm

As many of you are probably already aware, Google ranks a page according to the number and quality of links leading to that page. For example, if your page has 100 quality links leading to it, it will rank higher than another page that has only 20 links pointing at it. Quality links come from pages that are themselves “important” (Google’s own terminology).

Note that this is not a secret. Google actually publishes information about their ranking algorithm on their website. You can read it for yourself at http://www.google.com/technology/.

Improving Your Page Rank on Google

There are numerous tips floating around in webmaster circles about how to improve your ranking in search engine results on Google.

Get Those Inbound Links

Since Google ranks your pages according to the number of links pointing at your page, it stands to reason that you should try to get as many links pointing at your pages as possible. This is so obvious that I’m only mentioning it for completeness sake.
Your Title Tag

Google seems to give weight to the title of your page. By title, I mean the text that is sandwiched between the HTML <TITLE> tags in the <HEAD> section of your web page. If you use a Web editor that automatically inserts a title like “New Page”, remember to change it to some meaningful text with your keywords inside to reap the benefit of this feature.
Content-Laden Pages (Keyword Density)

It has often been observed that Google considers keyword density a large factor in ranking pages in search engine results, more so than many other search engines. You can read more about keyword density and how you can improve it on your pages from my other article, Improving Your Keyword Density for Search Engine Positioning, at http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/keyworddensity.shtml
Keyword-laden Links?

According to a paper published by one of Google’s founders, if the links pointing to your page has the relevant keyword text in them, it will cause your page to be ranked higher in search engine results. For example, a link with the text “Cheap Shoe Store” pointing at your site will cause your site to be listed earlier if a visitor searches for “cheap shoe store” than if the link simply said “click here”. You can find a copy of the paper online at The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine.

Other Google Tips

Will Disabling Caching of Your Page Affect Your Page Rank?

Some time ago, it was claimed that Google would penalise pages that forbade it from caching their pages. As you know, Google caches the pages it indexes unless otherwise instructed. To avoid problems with people who feel that this is a copyright infringement (and other reasons), they allow sites to instruct the Google spider not to cache those pages using various means. One such method is outlined in my article on using META tags to manage the search engine spiders and listings, at http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/metatags.shtml

Google has apparently publicly denied that disabling caching would affect the page’s ranking in any way. I tend to believe their claim.
Dynamic Pages and Google

Unlike some other search engines, Google is able to index dynamically generated pages, so long as a link exist to those pages somewhere. For example, a page like “http://example.com/showstuff.php?page=19″ can be indexed by Google.

So if you have a dynamically generated page that you think should be indexed, make sure you put a link to it somewhere on your site.
ALT tags on Images

If you have been placing images on your website without bothering to place ALT tags, now is a good time to add ALT tags. Google apparently indexes the text given in the ALT tags of images.
META Keywords Tag is Ignored

Google ignores the META keywords tag, so, the optimization of this tag is not going to help you any with Google.

The Google Toolbar

The Google Toolbar can be obtained free of charge for Firefox and Internet Explorer. It gives you an idea of how important Google thinks your site is (in general) by showing the Page Rank of any page that you visit.

Unfortunately, to obtain the page rank of the pages you visit, the toolbar actually transmits information about the pages you visit to Google. Thus if you are worried about people tracking your Internet activity, you might want to restrict its use to times when you check your site’s ranking. You can easily enable or disable the Page Rank feature from its Options menu.

Increase Website Traffic By Search Enguine Promotion

1- How to Create a Look for Powerplant Helpful Website

Over the years of running thesitewizard.com, I have had numerous internet marketers create to me asking why their internet sites do not appear in the search engines web page even though they directly hunt for terms that should produce their web page. More often than not, a quick trip to their website shows that they have designed a web page that is not search engine friendly.

This post brings together some of the aspects on how you can certainly create a blog or web page that is search engine friendly.

1- Add Textual articles to Your Pictures, Display and Videos

The first thing you should please be aware about the search engines is that their application can only study text. When I say text, I don’t mean text that you add in an photograph or text that you location inside a Display submit or those that appear in movies clip. I mean text like the written text you see everywhere on thesitewizard.com’s articles – plain, unadulterated, standard text.

While it’s true that some the search engines have the general capability to check a Display submit, you cannot assume that this capability is innovative enough to obtain all the details you want them to have. In fact, I suppose that only Google can do this, and even then only to extract uncomplicated links included in the submit. And certainly no search engine I know can view an photograph submit or movie and figure out the written text that it contains.

This is not to say that you cannot build a photo-album website, Display game website or movies clip website that rates in the search engines web page. You can still location your pictures, Display, movies on your website. However, you should create articles for each of these non-text elements to explain them.

For example, you should explain each image in the “alt” text for the photograph. For those who don’t know what I’m saying, images are put into a web page using HTML value like the following:

Notice the “alt” aspect in the example HTML value above. Here, I described the photograph as images of the search engines prepared web page. You should of course change that text with a brief information of what your photograph really shows. While the search engines cannot actually see your image, they can study your “alt” text and will involve that in their catalog for your web page.

Likewise, for sites with movies or Display submit, you should involve extra text on that web page reporting what your movie shows or what the Display submit does.

To put it another way, when developing your web page, build your web page more accessible for shades and other aesthetically reduced readers and you will also experience the side benefit of making your website more search-engine friendly.
2- Establish Your HTML Code

I have written elsewhere on the significance of verifying your web page. By verifying, I mean verifying to create sure that your HTML value does not have mistakes. Realize that I’m not talking about punctuational or sentence structure mistakes here. I’m mentioning the hidden HTML value that allows the web internet visitor to structure your web page according to how you want it to appear. If you use a WYSIWYG web manager like Dreamweaver, Nvu or KompoZer, such value is usually designed behind the curtain by the manager as you type your text.

Whether you create your HTML value by hand or use a WYSIWYG web manager, it is a excellent option to always run the final value through HTML and CSS validators. You may discover details on how you can do this in my post on HTML acceptance at http://www.thesitewizard.com/webdesign/htmlvalidation.shtml

While the the search engines don’t care whether your HTML value is error-free, they depend on the basic correctness of the value to uncover out which servings of your web page to catalog. If your HTML value contains mistakes, it is possible that only servings of your web page are included in the search engine’s data source. The mistakes, while invisible in a web internet visitor, may head the search engines application to think that some of the written text on your web page is aspect of the HTML style details rather than your website’s articles. As a result, the search engines may overlook that text, and your web page will not be shown in its search applications.

3- Create Relevant Headline Tags

Many the search engines give extra weightage to the written text being in the HTML <TITLE> tag for your web page. Realize that this is not the title that you see in the body of your web page. Rather, it is the non-visible text in the HTML value that the internet visitor uses to display in the title bar of the internet visitor window. The the search engines use that tag as aspect of its criteria to find out which your web page is about.

A number of new internet marketers don’t trouble to set the title tag to something significant. Instead, they just put their website name in the title tag of every web page on their web page. They should, instead, put the website name only in the title tag of their webpage, and location a significant title on each individual web page of their website. For example, on a web page that represents an item or service “Widget XYZ”, the title tag should study “Widget XYZ Product Features” or something like that. If you feel that the name of your web page is important to have on every title tag, location it at the end of your title for the sub-pages on your website, for example, “Widget XYZ Functions – XYZ Company”.
4- Use Straight HTML Routing Links on Your Website

I authored an post some time back on the significance of a excellent navigation system for your web page and how one web page I reviewed used only JavaScript-generated links to head to other internet sites on the website. Since the the search engines do not comprehend JavaScript, they were not able to uncover the other internet sites on the web page.

Video Tutorial OF HTML Routing Links on Your Website

While that post only mentioned JavaScript-created links, this problem also relates to internet sites that depend only on links included in Display details. Bing is said to comprehend such links, but until search engine bot technology helps so that all the search engines can easily figure out the links included in Display details or JavaScript value, any web page totally just a few such links is surely at a drawback compared to internet sites that use uncomplicated HTML links.

Again, this is not a call to throw out the baby with the bathwater. You do not have to forget all JavaScript value or Display details from your web page. Instead, what you need is to provide a way for the search engines (and readers who do not have JavaScript-enabled or Display players) to check out all the internet sites of your website. Put simple HTML links on your web page backlinks to the other internet sites in addition to your state-of-the-art cool gadgets.

You should also add a website map to your web page and link to that website map from your major web page. That way, the search engines and human readers who don’t have JavaScript or Display amenities can discover their way around your website.
5- Get rid of Obvious Information Duplication

If you use a blogging service, blogging software or some other content management system (CMS), you will need to watch out for duplicate content on your website.

By duplicate content, I mean pages on your website that are identical to other pages on your site. If you manually create your website using a web editor, this will probably never happen. However, some of the automated services mentioned earlier create alternate routes to the same article. For example, a content management system or blogging software may duplicate the same article you wrote under two different URLs, such as www.example.com/archive/article-name.html and www.example.com/2007/01/05/article-name.html. Another manifestation of this is when your software adds a session id to the URL. Since every visitor receives a different session ID, he/she will link to your page using a different URL.

The problem with duplicate content on your own site is link dilution. As I mentioned in my article on How to Improve Your Search Engine Ranking on Google, Google and other search engines take into account the number of links pointing to your page to determine how important your web page is. If you have identical content appearing on two different pages on your website, some sites will link to one page while others will link to the alternate page. The result is that neither of those pages will be regarded as very important in the search engine’s index since you have effectively halved the links pointing to your article.

Find a way to remove that feature in your software or service of allowing your article to be reached under different URLs. In the case of session IDs, see if you can use cookies instead to track individual users. Solutions like blocking out alternative URLs from search engines using a robots.txt file may seem like a possible solution, but they do not solve the problem of link dilution.

You may also want to read How to Solve Duplicate Content Issues by Specifying a Canonical Web Address (URL) for additional help on this if you face this problem.

6- Remove Hidden Text

Nowadays, everyone knows that it is counterproductive to use hidden text on your website. By hidden text, I mean text that is included in the main body of your web page but is not actually displayed on the screen when visitors view your page in a browser. In days of old, some unscrupulous webmasters used such text to add keywords to a web page to influence search engine results. Search engines try to deal with that tactic by not showing pages which they think contain hidden text.

As mentioned in another article, More Tips on Google Search Engine Results Placement, I inadvertently discovered that sometimes search engines wrongly penalize sites even if the hidden text was innocuous – for example, text that only showed for people using a particular browser to tell them that they may not be able to access certain features of the website due to deficiencies in the browser. If you have not read that article, you might want to take take a look to avoid facing the same problem.

You should also be aware that if you use a free web host, your site may contain hidden text on its pages without your knowing. In my investigation of some free web hosts for thefreecountry.com’s many free web hosting pages, I discovered that a few of the hosts that place advertisements on your websites include hidden text around the advertisements to influence the type of advertisements shown on your web page. This may lead to your website being penalised by the search engines through no fault of your own.

Unfortunately, you cannot simply look for a free web host that does not impose ads on your website, since such web hosts regularly disappear overnight due to the lack of a viable revenue model to sustain their service. If you can afford it, the best solution is to get a domain name and place your site on a commercial web host.

Easy 15 steps to Increase Blog Traffic

1. Create Well and Create Often

Frequently changing your site site with useful articles is the initial move to developing your blog’s visitors. The articles you publish is what will keep viewers returning for more. Make sure you have something significant to say to them and say it often to sustain their attention and keep them true.

Furthermore, publish regularly to improve the amount of possibilities you have for your blog’s articles to be found by the look for engines such as Google or Technorati.

2. Post Your Site to Look for Engines

Get on the mouth display for the well-known the search engines such as Google and Yahoo! by posting your blog’s URL to them. Most the search engines provide a ‘Submit’ weblink (or something similar) to inform the search engines seo of your new blog, so those the search engines will examine it and involve your websites in their outcomes.

It’s essential to understand that simply posting your blog to the search engines doesn’t mean your websites will appear at the top of a Google search display, but at least your blog will be included and will have the chance of being found by search applications seo.

3. Use and Bring up to date Your Blogroll

By including links to websites you like in your blogroll, the owners of those weblogs may discover your blog and will be likely to add a shared weblink in their blogrolls. It’s an simple way to get the weblink to your blog in front of many viewers on other weblogs. The hope is that some of those viewers will press on the weblink to your blog on the other blogs’ blogrolls and discover your articles exciting and satisfying transforming them into true viewers.
4. Control the Power of Comments

Commenting is a simple and essential instrument to improve your blog’s visitors. First, answer feedback eventually left on your blog to show your viewers that you value their views and attract them into a two-way discussion. This will improve readers commitment.

Second, depart feedback on other weblogs to travel new visitors. Create sure you depart your blog’s URL in your thoughts, so you create a weblink again to your own blog. Many individuals will study articles eventually left on a writing. If they study a particularly exciting thoughts, they are highly likely to press on the weblink to visit the commentor’s website. It’s essential to create sure you depart significant feedback that are likely to request individuals to press on your weblink to study more.
5. Distribute Your Blog’s Information with an RSS Feed

Setting up an RSS feast option on your blog allows for your true viewers to not just study your blog but also know when you publish new articles.
6. Use Links and Trackbacks

Links are one of the most highly effective parts of your blog. Not only are links found by the search engines, but they also act as a tap on the neck to other web owners who can quickly recognize who is connecting to their websites. Linking helps to get you found by other web owners who are likely to examine the websites that are connecting to them. This may lead them to become new viewers of your blog or to add links to your blog from theirs.

You can take links to other weblogs a step further by making a trackback on the other blog to let them know you’ve attached to them. Blogs that allow trackbacks will involve a weblink again to your blog in articles area of the post that you actually attached to. People do press on trackback links!
7. Tag Your Posts

It takes a few extra mere seconds to add meta data to each of your articles, but it’s worth period in terms of the additional visitors meta data can travel to your blog. Tags (like links) are quickly found by the search engines. They’re also key to helping viewers discover your blog when they perform queries on well-known blog the search engines such as Technorati.

Video Tutorial for tag your Post

8. Post Your Information to Cultural Social bookmarking Sites

Taking a chance to submit your best posts bookmarking websites such as Yahoo, StumbleUpon, Stumbleupon and more can be a simple way to quickly improve visitors to your blog.
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9. Keep in mind Look for Powerplant Optimization

When you write your articles and websites, you should boost your websites for the search engines to uncover them. Include appropriate key phrases and links but don’t excess you with too many appropriate key phrases or completely unnecessary key phrases. Doing so can be considered junk mail and could have negative outcomes such as your blog being eliminated from Google search entirely.
10. Don’t Forget Images

Images don’t just build your blog look pretty, they also help individuals you looking applications. People often use the photograph search options provided by Google, Yahoo! and other the search engines, and identifying your pictures with seo in mind can quickly improve your visitors.

11. Consider Invitee Blogging

Guest running a blog can be done when you create a wedding guest publish on another blogger’s site or when another writer creates a wedding guest publish on your site site. Both methods are likely to get more visitors as your site site will come in contact with the other blogger’s visitors. Many of the other blogger’s viewers will visit your site site to see what you have to say.
12. Become a member of Group message boards, Web Happens to be or On the internet Groups

Find online message boards, web rings, categories or social networks such as Facebook or myspace and LinkedIn where you can discuss thoughts and ask concerns of like-minded individuals. Add a weblink to your site site in your unique line or account, so each time you publish on a message board or engage in another online system, you’re in a roundabout way advertising your site site. Possibilities are many people will click on that weblink to learn more about you.
13. Enhance Outside Your Blog

Promoting your site site shouldn’t stop when you step outside the dunia ngeblog. Add your blog’s URL to your email unique and business card printing. Discuss it in traditional discussions. It’s essential to get your name and your blog’s URL found traditional, too.
14. Nominate Yourself and Other Weblogs for Blog Awards

There are a number of site prizes given out throughout the year. Nominating yourself and other blogs and web owners can highlight your site and targeted visitors it.
15. Don’t Be Shy

The key to the dunia ngeblog is its area and much of your success as a writer will be associated with your desire to system with that area. Don’t be frightened to ask concerns, join discussions or just say hi and create yourself. Don’t sit back and trust the internet may discover you. Discuss out and get yourself found. Let the dunia ngeblog know you’ve came and have something to say!