Google uses the HTML title tag to help rank websites, so ensure that yours is using your top keywords

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If you operate a WordPress blog, the best way to handle SEO is to grab one of the server's many plug-in options. Instead of looking around and reading articles, you can handle everything on-site. A lot of the difficult steps of the past have been automated on a site like WordPress, so tinkering with the site a little bit, can turn you into an SEO aficionado.

In addition to submitting your website to the business category section of a search engine's submission site, also submit your website in the geographical location portion of the submission site. This is where you can choose the region of your physical location. This does not count as double submission. What it will do is index your website for regional search results as well.

Google uses the HTML title tag to help rank websites, so ensure that yours is using your top keywords. The title tag holds more ranking weight than any other element on your website, so it needs to reflect the keywords that you've found drive the most traffic to your site. Don't overdo it, though, as Google will not index long titles.

To really push your business up through the rankings, you should think about using long-tail keywords and longer phrases that are specific to what people are searching for. The web spiders are very friendly to longer keywords, and you can use fewer of these throughout your content, allowing it to appear more natural and to come across as reader-friendly.

Search engine optimization takes work, time, and patience. Generating traffic to a site can be as simple or complicated as you want to make it. The one common thread that remains, no matter how complicated or simple the technique, is that they all take work. It takes more than just pushing a button. Once you have employed your technique or techniques you have to give them time to work or to not work.

Make sure that your website is using a template that won't hurt your ranking factor. One example of how that can happen are from too many links on the sidebar. This is particularly important on what is considered the "primary" pages of your website, such as the homepage or main category pages.

To optimize your site for search engines, avoid using Flash and frames. They share the basic problem of preventing links to a single page. Spiders can't crawl Flash, so the search engines won't be able to see as much of your site. If you have to use Flash, be sure to include navigation links as well.

As you can see, building a SEO plan isn't difficult. It requires patience and understanding of how and why search engines rank things they way they do. Once you start incorporating these tips into your content you will begin to see your pages start to rise to the top.


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