Search Engine Optimization Principles

by Mario Lozano on 9/26/2006

in Search Engine Optimization

By Merrick E. Lozano and Mario Lozano

Search Query Language
Discover the search terms your target audience uses to find information. Use these search terms throughout the web site.

Domain Name
Use a Top-Level Domain Name for the web site.

Relevant Content
Continuously write relevant content to satisfy the informational needs of your target audience and the search engines.

Web Site Design
The overall design of a Web page should emphasize content as HTML text over graphics.

Web Site Technology

Technology used to produce Web pages should allow search engines to index the Web site.

Page Titles
Should include the most relevant search term(s) for the content of a Web page.

Meta Tags
Meta Tags should describe the information contained on your web page.

Submission

When submitting the Web site to the search engines and directories, adhere to strictest requirements for optimal results.

Spam
Avoid any tactics that can be considered spam for long-term results.

Link Analysis

Continuously build relevant incoming links on authoritative Web sites and on sites that are relevant to your site.

Beyond The Fundamentals

Web Analytics
Continuously collect, and analyze the web traffic data including the activity of search engine robots and search referrals.

Publish Frequently

Proactively publish articles or news relevant to the information your target audience is searching for.

Measure And Optimize
Measure the effectiveness of your Search Engine Optimization efforts and optimize your initiatives using all available resources.

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