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I was recently perusing results on the leading search engines, I seemed to notice that long URLs weren’t very popular on the first couple pages for several keywords. That intrigued me, so I performed a true statistical analysis to see if my observation was merely a coincidence or a true correlation and affect search engine optimization.
Maggie knows how to find what she wants. She lets her fingers do the walking - not in the Yellow Pages, but at Google.com. She wants to learn about bread baking, and you have just written Bread Baking Made Simple, and you sell some great baking tools. The good news is the Google and other search engines exist for one simple reason: to help Maggie find your website.
Most sites on the web rely heavily on images to give the page a more visually appealing look or to explain something to the site’s visitor. Examples of the latter can be a photo of the owner of the site or some kind of map that can explain something to the visitor more easily than when using text.
Search engines, at the moment, can’t “read” images. The phrase “An image is worth a thousand words” is not true in SEO-land.
A webmistress asked me recently how much I would charge to her site for the search engine optimization. I took a glance at her site, and the first thing I found was a hidden link to an association she was part of.