Achieving top rankings for your website is a simple matter of covering your bases:
Keyword Selection - Using effective keywords that deliver enough traffic without excessive competition is the #1 factor is successful search engine positioning. It's important to understand how search engines see the words you use, and which words they don't see at all.
Theme-Based Site Design - The structure of your site, and how it's linked together, is a huge factor. Making it easy for the search engines to find your keyword-rich content is essential. I can teach you how to do this.
Optimizing Every Page - Every page needs to have the right keywords on it, in the right places. I've refined this process to the point where just about anyone can do it.
Link Popularity & Relevance - The more sites linking to you, the better. The content of those sites, and the context of the link, must support your keywords and theme. Links from more popular sites are better. Again, I've got a time saving step by step system for you to use.
Avoid "Gotchas" - Links programs, where hundreds of sites all link to each other, can lower your ranking or even get your site banned by some search engines. Some engines lower your ranking if you submit your site. My book explains these hidden traps and how to avoid them.
Directory Listings - Getting your site listed in directories like About.com, Looksmart, Open Directory, and Yahoo! creates the best possible kind of link popularity. Some engines, like MSN, have partnerships with directories that make these listings very important for top ranking.
Direct Hit Popularity Scores - Many search engines check your site's "popularity score" with the Direct Hit service, which affects your ranking. If you know which search engines contribute to that score, and which use it, you can take steps that will improve your rating dramatically
Don't mention Alexa. My site went from 9,500 to 18,000 in two months. I am depressed.
Mine went from non existant to 30k in less than a month, then they stopped tracking it entirely after that and has now dropped to 235k... despite the fact that they keep updating the info on it... why they stopped tracking it, I don't know.
These guys steal your signups: Read here.
And sexsearch.com profit from it.
Check out which sponsors pay thieves here.
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