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So sorry for late update. My internet is dead. Oh.. I will change my internet provider next April. Its really pissing me up. T_TThis time, I want to talk about SEO Tune Up
Maybe some times you forget about fixing SEO at your blog/website. After you created website and long time not check it, you should do some SEO Tune Up, to make sure that your site/blog keep has good SEO.
1. Start small with the meta information.
a. Examine your Title meta tag on each page. Do they describe the page contents? Do they contain the right keywords to drive traffic to that page? Is at least one part of the Title geo-specific? Example, “Attorney, Los Angeles, CA” and not just “Attorney” or “Lawyer” or “My Law Firm.”
b. Examine your Description meta tag. Make sure that each page, if it is at all possible, has a different meta tag description. Google does not like repeated information.
2. Check your links.
Use a free online program to make sure you don’t have any broken links. Go to your favorite search engine and type in “free link checker” and use one that looks good to you.
3. Do a little marketing.
Go to your favorite search engine and search for something you do or sell. Let’s say you are a cosplayer. Perform two different kinds of searches, global and geo-specific.
Example:
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I found amazing article about SEO Controversy. Hope this article will help you to understanding more about SEO.One of the ways search engines determine site ranking is to sort through your online content and rank the site based on repeated keywords or phrases.
Content rich websites have found success in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies. While I highly recommend this strategy there is another viewpoint that is less dependent on content for exposure for site rankings.
Some webmasters are strong proponents of non-content SEO strategies. These technical experts rely very heavily on meta-title and other html or code-based SEO strategies for sites that are less content oriented.
Purists on both sides of the argument will say their approach is far superior to the other.
For the content sites they can judge their success through keyword strategies that are observable in long-term site rankings.
For the non-content sites they can observe keywords or phrases being used to determine site rankings from a more technical source in behind-the-scenes code.
So, which is the better approach?
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Yesterday, when one of my student ask how to create RSS, I ask him to open my RSS to know what RSS is. And he said, “Miss, you get banned!”
WHAT?!! And I got this message when open my RSS
It make me shock. What happen with my 60++ subscriber T_T (feel guilty). I dont feel break any rules. I just migration my feeds from feedburner.com into feedburner.google.com.
I’m looking through internet what actually happen. And the answer is simple
“I’m using WP-BAN!”
This plugin able to Ban users by IP, IP Range, host name and referrer url from visiting your WordPress’s blog. It will display a custom ban message when the banned IP, IP range, host name or referrer url trys to visit you blog. You can also exclude certain IPs from being banned. There will be statistics reordered on how many times they attempt to visit your blog. It allows wildcard matching too. By Lester ‘GaMerZ’ Chan.
I used it for banning one IP that always looping do search with my searching with title that 100% same with my title. So I ban him.
After I deactivated my wp-ban, my RSS feed become normal. hohoh So happy
If you not subscribe to my feed yet, you can register Ur email at: (I only update 2-3 times a week)
If you want to do Marketing on your website/blog, choose perfect keyword is really important. Keyword optimization is a very integral component of an effective online marketing strategy.
The proper keyword optimization of content helps anyone searching for information like yours to easily find it. Done correctly and you’ll be rewarded with a higher ranking in the search results. The manner in which you use keywords within your content will make or break you in the search engine rankings. A low search engine ranking will make you virtually invisible to anyone searching for content like yours.
Search engines rely heavily on keywords to accurately identify and rank sites found on the internet for people searching for the content that these sites contain. Under or over utilizing keywords will only hurt the ranking of the site giving it a very weak showing in any search results.
There are 3 areas of focus you’ll need to be concerned with to correctly utilize keywords within your content. By doing so you’ll gain the favor of the search engines and also quite a bit more traffic to your site.
Let’s discuss these 3 important areas of keyword optimization below:
ACCURACY
Any keywords you select to use should be relevant to the content itself. Search engines are very strict about this and will bury you in the search results if they feel your keyword selection doesn’t reflect the content. Never cheating with your keyword. You dont want if your visitor run away after feel cheated when clicked at search result but cant find any related article at your blog right?
POSITIONING
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