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Google Instant Will Dramatically Affect Traffic Behaviour and Influence Keyphrase Ordering, Says Search Agency
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – Sept. 9, 2010) – The launch of Google Instant is likely to significantly affect traffic to specific keywords, which means that search professionals now have a number of essential new parameters to consider, particularly when considering keyword research, according to PR, Social and SEO agency , Punch Communications.
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I am trying to get my friends anime site listed higher in the Google/Yahoo/etc results for search phrases relating to my site. The site is gurrenlagannepisodes.com, yet searching for “Gurren Lagann Episodes” doesn’t list it until like page 9.
We’ve already done a lot of things, including:
-The site contains plenty of relevant content
-It has relevant metatags, keywords, title, etc
-URLs are search engine friendly
-We have a sitemap
-We have a robots.txt
-We post the site on other sites (linkbacks)
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Most people take keyword research for granted before beginning search engine optimization. Keyword research speaks to the task of finding out what people are searching for and how it relates to your product, service or web site. This is the most important part of any search engine optimization strategy. Without keyword research you may end up with the best search engine optimized web site, and rank number 1 for a term that only gets 10 searches a month. Picking the right, gradual keyword strategy can provide you with short term results while building your website ranking for larger volume keywords.
Google provides a free keyword research tool that allows you to search what and how many people are searching for on their website, and with Google’s increasing dominance in the search business, knowing those numbers is increasingly more important. Simply search on Google for keyword tool and you will find it. They also offer suggested keywords that may help you in sorting what will work best to describe you product, idea or service. The right keyword is the basis on which the rest of your Google SEO strategy will be based. Without proper keyword research you might as well be optimizing blind folded.
If your site is new, start small and focused. The best results will come from selecting the right keyword to best describe your product while balancing the volume of that keyword to get you quick results. The basic rule of Google SEO is that in order to achieve top ranking quickly there are some factors to take into account, like the age of your website, and its current ranking. If you have any of the previous 2 items, you can try to pick keyword that has a volume similar to the best ranked keyword result you currently have for your site. So if you are ranked in the top 10 for a keyword that gets a monthly volume of 5,000 searches, then you can begin optimizing for similar volume keywords.
Otherwise, start small, pick a great keyword that best describes your site, but don’t reach too high. Start with volume keywords below 500 monthly searches. This may not seem like a lot but in a couple of months, once you’ve achieved your goal of top 10 Google results, you can change your strategy.
This guide should give you a good starting point to help with your Google SEO efforts. Keep an eye of the next guide, which will help expand on the topic of Search Engine Optimization.
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Gabriel LopezSeco
Certified Google SEO Professional
I’ve just read an article that Google has made defunct 7 SEO techniques, including:
<<1. Reciprocal linking. Many sites were penalised with a -30 penalty for excessive reciprocal linking.
2. Checking the supplemental Index. It is now harder to check which pages need extra work as the suplimental index has been merged into the normal index.
3. Directory Links. Directories have had Page Rank striped and the links devalued.
4. Paid for links / Sponsored Links. Google has heavily penalised the Page Rank of many sites selling links.
5. Sponsored blog post. Google has penalised people generating money from sponsored blog posts
6. Dominating the SERPs with sub domains. Google has made it harder to dominate the SERPs with multiple Sub Domains.>>
Do you think that it is true?