As everyone is aware of one way links. Directory submission is one of the known way to get free one way links. Following are some useful tips which I found helpful getting one way links while doing directory submissions for a website:
1. Manual Directory Submission: Submit your website manually to directories. Do not use any or automated techniques. Using automated techniques your website may ban or may consider as spam. Not only your link approvals will decrease day by day as a spam but also you will lose your website ranking, so avoid such things.
2. Use a domain base unique email ID : Avoid using free email ids like Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. Use unique email ids, use an email id containing your domain name. It helps webmasters of directories to trust on you that you are not a spammer.
3. Category Selection: Very first step to directory submission is to pick your targeted keyword and chose a appropriate category. You can search in Dmoz.org for category and follow this category while submission. Submitting in website or keywords related category will help you to be more visible. If you are able to imitate the editor's style when describing your web site, you can increase the chance that your site will be accepted and your site description will be unaltered.
4. Meta Tags Writing: Do not include more keywords in title, Try to Write a single keyword to which you are targeting and also in Description do not use many keywords try to write a meaningful and grammatical correct and try to describe your website not business. The length of Title and Description should be as per Google webmaster guideline.
5. Quality Directory Submission: There are a lot of directories out there, Submit only to quality sites. 100 quality links will return more benefits - and do it faster - than 1000 lesser-quality links. It is best to pick some high-quality sites which are actually likely to list your website.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
What Google Buzz ? May Google Offer Buzz Independently From Gmail.
Google Buzz was announced on February 9, 2010.
Google Buzz is perhaps the most generic "Social Sharing" service launched to date Users can enable the service in their Gmail accounts to share status updates, photos, videos and more with the group of people they e-mail most often.
Google is now to compete in the social sharing , along with Facebook, Twitter and others. Friends can comment on these updates or "like" them to express approval. . Google goesing Social with Google Buzz. It is usefull to SEO or SMO, and Buzz,s key features are Auto-following, Fast Public and Private Sharing, Inbox integration Just the good stuff.
we know good technology has value, but leading social networks they require network effects, may be that’s why Google offering it whith gmail. As Google says it may allow people to participate in Google Buzz without having it integrated within Gmail, in addition to offering a combined Gmail service. That may be a welcome move from users of both products, especially in light of the substantial privacy concerns voiced this week about Google Buzz.
One issue with Buzz, that may be difficult for companies to have profiles that match their trademarks, or famous people might have similar issues. Indeed, anyone who is established on one social network may discover that their name on the new Google Buzz network is long gone, becouse “Buzz” uses names that linked with Gmail accounts. By offering a version of Buzz separate from Gmail, Google could address some of these issues.
Horowitz, Google’s VP of Product Marketing said that Google is considering separating Buzz from Gmail, so that people can participate independently from email. The company might also allow people on Buzz to claim new names and redirect anyone seeking them at their old profiles to the new locations.
Google Buzz is perhaps the most generic "Social Sharing" service launched to date Users can enable the service in their Gmail accounts to share status updates, photos, videos and more with the group of people they e-mail most often.
Google is now to compete in the social sharing , along with Facebook, Twitter and others. Friends can comment on these updates or "like" them to express approval. . Google goesing Social with Google Buzz. It is usefull to SEO or SMO, and Buzz,s key features are Auto-following, Fast Public and Private Sharing, Inbox integration Just the good stuff.
we know good technology has value, but leading social networks they require network effects, may be that’s why Google offering it whith gmail. As Google says it may allow people to participate in Google Buzz without having it integrated within Gmail, in addition to offering a combined Gmail service. That may be a welcome move from users of both products, especially in light of the substantial privacy concerns voiced this week about Google Buzz.
One issue with Buzz, that may be difficult for companies to have profiles that match their trademarks, or famous people might have similar issues. Indeed, anyone who is established on one social network may discover that their name on the new Google Buzz network is long gone, becouse “Buzz” uses names that linked with Gmail accounts. By offering a version of Buzz separate from Gmail, Google could address some of these issues.
Horowitz, Google’s VP of Product Marketing said that Google is considering separating Buzz from Gmail, so that people can participate independently from email. The company might also allow people on Buzz to claim new names and redirect anyone seeking them at their old profiles to the new locations.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
How Do Search Engines Work?
This is a very interesting question! Do you know that how a “Search Engine” works, because every search engine wants to keep their secret with them. As a SEO you should have the knowledge about How a search engine works? If you know how a Search Engine works then you can make your proper plans accordingly and you can easily optimize your site. In 1994 Wide Web Worm was the first web search engine, who claim that they have more then 110,000 index web pages and web accessible documents.
We have seen several improvements in Search Engines Program. In these days we have Crawler-based search engines. Which includes the following three major elements:-
1. The spider or Web Crawler or Robot,
2. The index, and
3. The software.
Each has its own function and together they produce Search Engine Results Pages
1.) The spider:- The term “Spider“ is also known as web crawler or robot. A search engine spider is an automated program that reads web pages and follows any links to other pages within the website. This is often referred to as a site being "spidered" or "crawled". The popular search engine spiders are Googlebot (Google), Slurp (Yahoo!) and MSNBot (MSN Search). Spiders start crawling web pages when you list your site with their search engine database, with a list of page URLs it visits these pages, crawling the code and copy, it adds new pages (links) that it finds on the page to its index. The spider returns to the sites index on a regular basis, scanning for any changes. How often the spider returns is up to the search engines to decide. Website owners do have some control in how often a spider visits their site by making use of a robot.txt file. Search engines first look for this file before crawling a page.
2.) The Growing Index:- An index is like a giant catalogue or inventory of websites containing a copy of every web page and file that the spider finds. If a web page changes, this catalogue is updated with the new information. The latest figure released by Google is 8 billion indexes pages. Spider sometimes takes a while for new pages to be added to its index. Thus, a web page may have been "spidered" but not yet "indexed." Until a page is indexed - added to the index - pages will not be available to those search engines for search engine Page Result (SERP).
3.) The Performing Search Engine or Search Engine Software: - At the end of the day a search engine is a software program designed to sift through billions of pages recorded in its index to find matches to a search query and rank them in an order that it believes is most relevant. Each search engine has developed a set of rules or mathematical equations, called algorithm. This algorithm differs between engines, that’s why different search engines may produce different results for the same query. Exactly how a particular search engine's algorithm works is a kept secret, but some general rules are clear that are often used to increase a website's ranking performance. After applying this algorithm to their index of sites, a search engine comes up with a list of the most relevant results according to the search conducted. This is referred to as search engine optimization. If we want to get good SERP so we have to follow the particular search engine guidelines. These guidelines are related to On Page and Off Page optimization.
We have seen several improvements in Search Engines Program. In these days we have Crawler-based search engines. Which includes the following three major elements:-
1. The spider or Web Crawler or Robot,
2. The index, and
3. The software.
Each has its own function and together they produce Search Engine Results Pages
1.) The spider:- The term “Spider“ is also known as web crawler or robot. A search engine spider is an automated program that reads web pages and follows any links to other pages within the website. This is often referred to as a site being "spidered" or "crawled". The popular search engine spiders are Googlebot (Google), Slurp (Yahoo!) and MSNBot (MSN Search). Spiders start crawling web pages when you list your site with their search engine database, with a list of page URLs it visits these pages, crawling the code and copy, it adds new pages (links) that it finds on the page to its index. The spider returns to the sites index on a regular basis, scanning for any changes. How often the spider returns is up to the search engines to decide. Website owners do have some control in how often a spider visits their site by making use of a robot.txt file. Search engines first look for this file before crawling a page.
2.) The Growing Index:- An index is like a giant catalogue or inventory of websites containing a copy of every web page and file that the spider finds. If a web page changes, this catalogue is updated with the new information. The latest figure released by Google is 8 billion indexes pages. Spider sometimes takes a while for new pages to be added to its index. Thus, a web page may have been "spidered" but not yet "indexed." Until a page is indexed - added to the index - pages will not be available to those search engines for search engine Page Result (SERP).
3.) The Performing Search Engine or Search Engine Software: - At the end of the day a search engine is a software program designed to sift through billions of pages recorded in its index to find matches to a search query and rank them in an order that it believes is most relevant. Each search engine has developed a set of rules or mathematical equations, called algorithm. This algorithm differs between engines, that’s why different search engines may produce different results for the same query. Exactly how a particular search engine's algorithm works is a kept secret, but some general rules are clear that are often used to increase a website's ranking performance. After applying this algorithm to their index of sites, a search engine comes up with a list of the most relevant results according to the search conducted. This is referred to as search engine optimization. If we want to get good SERP so we have to follow the particular search engine guidelines. These guidelines are related to On Page and Off Page optimization.
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