SEO Techniques - Optimization STEP -1- on Tuning the pages

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 29, 2010 -- 1. Key concepts: Keyword Prominence, Density, Proximity and Frequency
a. Last week we discussed about building a master level presentation for promoting your website. Now we need to discuss about exact keywords
to optimize for each of your pages. This process is about populating the contents of the website with your best keyword discoveries in
in such a way that web spider will consider your webpage as keyword focused content not see your efforts as spam.

A simple thumb rule is , if your content sound organic to human visitor, it will not seem like spam to web spider as well. Always read your website
as an outside visitor to make sure your web page is NOT a SPAM! Always keep in mind with the following criteria. They are
i. Keyword Prominence
ii. Keyword Density
iii. Keyword Frequency
iv. Keyword Proximity
While working with your keywords, keep away from any kind of keyword stuffing, After finishing ensure that the copy still reads naturally.
2. HTML Elements that Matter
a. At first, I recommend that your HTML document that adheres with XHTML standards. XHTML is the strictest standard of HTML. Because by following

this standard you ensure that your pages are easily readable for web spiders. Also refer http://www.w3.org/markup. There are following Elements
are important to fine tune.
i. The Title Tag
ii. The Meta Tags
iii. The Meta Description
iv. The Body Text
v. HTML Headings
vi. Link Text
vii. ALT attributes of Images
3. Optimizing Layout for the pages
a. Misusing of tables may result in the code to content ratio increasing. Simplify your web page code to gain fast loading by CSS. Locate the DIV block displaying
your text content at the very beginning of your page so that crawlers could see them first.

b. Table structure should be avoided and is often an obstacle to search engine positioning as they prevent crawler’s page reading and impede indexing. Use tables
with caution. CSS were aimed to apply styles to HTML documents and make them render better, so consider shifting from nested tables to CSS-based layout.
c. When you code your page, try to give the search spider the shortest route to your textual content where possible. Look at your HTML source code and ensure
you have moved the content as close to the beginning of the file as possible.
4. Optimization Navigation and Menus
a. Menu should be meaningful and self explanatory.
b. Link menu keyword themes.
c. Graphical Navigational buttons
d. Image Map Menus

e. Drop-Down Menus
f. Menu placement
5. Power of CSS
a. CSS is a perfect means for increasing your content-to-code ratio, lowering HTML file size and compromising between clean visual design and clean code for spiders.
b. You should avoid using CSS to visually hide sections stuffed with words or produce the same color text and background.
6. Duplicate Content Issues
a. Create unique and original content, instead of copying content from other sites.
b. Use duplicate content checkers to see if anyone scrapes content from your site.

c. If your article or blog post has been distribute over the internet, take steps to prevent duplicate content issues.
d. Eliminate using duplicate content and block them from being indexed by search engines.
7. Local SEO for your website
a. Local Link popularity, smart spelling, quality content are vital steps of the country specific SEO.
b. Highlighting the country you wish to optimize for via webmaster tools is a good as country specific domain name for
Seach engine optimization process.

All the above steps are strictly followed in our website to make sure it reaches on top of google and get a prospect.

Regards,

Content Writer in www.realestate-in-tamilnadu.com

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