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Search Engine Marketing

Search Engine Optimization

At Distinctia we take an integral approach to web design and development. Successful web sites are aesthetically pleasing to visitors, comfortable to people with disabilities and favorable to the search engines. We take pride in using strictly ethical marketing methods to achieve top placement across the major search engines.
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Do You Really Have to Learn & Use All Search Engine Optimization Techniques if You Want to Rank High on Search Engines?

The answer is NO, for many Search Engine Optimization Techniques.

Do you actually have to learn anything about optimizing dynamic database if you are planing to make or already have just plain old static HTML website? Not really. In fact, static website is favored by most major search engines.

Should you abandon you current URL, www.myfavoriteword.com, because it does not have targeted phrase in its name? Certainly not. If you really want to concentrate on each and every aspect of search engine optimization you can still name all your web pages with your priority phrases, but the truth is there are many successful websites with high search engine positions without it. Does it matter at all? The answer is yes, but how much? Sure, if you want to rank high for a very competitive term you should try everything possible. But even then you should concentrate more on the content than on some search engine optimization techniques that are not so important.

Anyway, do you really need to rank high for, lets say, keyword Guide if you offer just Search Engine Optimization Guide? Sure, you would get more visitors, but would they really be your targeted traffic? Definitely not, for a visitor searching on Travel Guide to Caribbean Islands would leave as quickly as possible. And could your website still be full of quality content visitors are looking for if you would have to repeat the world guide so many times to beat 75,600,000 pages with that thematic already in Google index?

What about Optimization Guide? There are 561,000 pages on Google, which is considerably less than 75 million. But, is it the right term for your guide? Take a look at the competing websites: Optimizing PC, Optimization Software Guide, Java Optimization ... Sure, there are also some Search Engine Optimization Guides, but they are actually targeting the Search Engine Optimization Guide phrase, and just because they also have quality and popular content, extremely good optimization, etc. they are ranked well for more general phrase as well. So, you should target more specific phrases and might end up with good position for broader ones if you do your job good.

Let's check Search Engine Optimization Guide phrase - just 148,000 pages on Google. And what about Search Engine Promotion Guide? There are 277,000 pages on Google. Does bigger competition means it's a better phrase to target? Not necessarily.

If you do the research on www.wordtracker.com, you might be surprised to find that there is considerably less searches daily on Search Engine Promotion Guide than on Search Engine Optimization Guide. And the competition for that exact phrase is actually bigger for Search Engine Optimization Guide (2220) than for Search Engine Promotion Guide (186), so it would be much easier to rink high for the later phrase. But, would it be worth the effort if there is nobody actually searching for that phrase while there is 9 searchers daily looking for Search Engine Optimization Guide? Probably not, so you should concentrate on optimizing the content for Search Engine Optimization Guide. According to WordTracker database both Search Engine Promotion Guide and Search Engine Marketing Guide (366) has no searchers in 24 hours, or, to be more precise, both phrases have been searched less than 3 times in the last 337 million searches. But, they are usually used with the same or similar meaning as Search Engine Optimization Guide, so you should add a few of both phrases, if it blends well in your content, for you would not want to miss even a few searchers that might use these similar phrases.

As even the visitor looking for professional SEO firm might leave as quickly, for he had no time to read 'Do it your self guides' in the first place, it might be wise to add free or do it your self phrase as well. What if you still want to retain these visitors, just to give them some tips on choosing a SEO? There are many good professional SEO firms on the Internet, but also some using doubtful techniques that might get a website banned rather than rank high. You should underline that thematic on your home page and provide some useful content as well. These visitors might leave anyway, but they might also decide to read further. In any case, you can't loose.

The same tactic could be used when offering, let's say Travel Guides, and you know there are many visitors searching for Tourists Attractions. Of course, you could just add that phrase a few times as well, get higher rankings and visitors would start coming. But, they would not stick around if there is no real content for that phrase. That is certainly not traffic that would boost your selling. If you really add appropriate content for most famous attractions in various countries, these visitors might also want to buy some of your guides to find more about it. And, once again, you have nothing to loose - in the worst possible scenario they would just leave.

So, you see, the main objective is NOT to deceive the visitors. Even if it means a little more work for you it's worth a try. Just remember how you would feel if you search for something and end up on a page that has literally no connection to that thematic, as it is obviously artificially 'optimized' to get high rankings. Some visitors just leave while others might even be so frustrated to fill in the complaint on Google. The same goes for deceiving the search engine spiders. They are actually rather 'smart' these days. And even if they don't spot it right away, what potential customer would read your text if it's stuffed with all the right phrases for a spider but meaningless for the humans? Not to mention order something. No, don't even think about the redirection, doorway pages, cloaking, shadow domains, etc. - in short, serving the different content to visitors and search engine spiders. It is too easily detected and too frequently punished with a penalty.

No shortcut techniques that artificially boost your rankings would last.
You risk a penalty for a short term if any search engine results.
Or should we say short sighted techniques?

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