Common SEO Blunders (Mistakes)

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 3, 2009 -- It is easy to make blunders when doing the Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for a web site. I have even caught myself making stupid blunder. Websites with no blunders stand a better possibility against the big guys. Following are some common blunders of SEO:

Blunder (Mistake) 1

Too Much Info (Meta)

The problem: You have not only set all the potential combinations of keywords that describe your website, but you are halfway through all the keywords that you have ever heard of. The solution: The utmost number of keywords a website is allowed is 12. Sites with more than 12 Meta keywords can be punished and pushed to the bottom of the search Engine results. Make sure you website has no more than 12. Even if it is just one over, it is like having thirty over. 12 is the absolute limit. For Meta descriptions, the maximum allowance is 160 characters. This actually is sufficient space to give visitors an thought of what a website is about. However, having no Meta information is a big blunder.

Blunder (Mistake) 2

Web Site Titles:

The problem: Your website title is 200 characters long, and you are on your way to the third prolong sentence describing your website. Solution: The website title should not be more than 65 characters long. A number of people may think that this doesn't allow sufficient space for their marketing mastermind, but to be truthful even 65 characters are 2 long. You do not have to write a book save that for your content.

Blunder (Mistake) 3

The problem: the whole thing on your website is HTML. You adore HTML and can't get sufficient of it. Solution: If your website design is in HTML, you are committing a basic SEO sin. What year is this 2000? Website designs should be written in CSS. Otherwise search engines (SEs) can't distinguish what is design and what is content.

Blunder (Mistake) 4

The problem: No "alt tags” on your website images. The solution: Add "alt tags" to every of your website images. By doing this practice, you are telling what the image is. You don't have to explain the entire picture, but at least put something expressive there. Everybody likes to know what's in a photo, even if they can not see it.

Blunder (Mistake) 5

The problem: You have 200 days until your domain expires. The solution: Search engines like Google.com put more trust in a website that's going to be sticking about. Domain age is a big factor. Domains that are registered for more than a year do much better with SEO than websites that will expire in less than a year. Myself, I register websites for two years, but I have registered my most significant websites for up to 10 years.

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