Short Cuts for On page Optimization

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More short Cuts for On page Optimization

Ok, this will be a short bullet list of everything you need to do to have proper on-page seo with notes for each!

1. Title: This should be as short as you can and should only contain your keyword or phrase. I would not try to target more than

2. I never target more than 2. But, If you wish to target 2 it should be set up like this Payday loans| No Fax Payday Loans. The strongest phrase goes First. Any additional words waters down your relevance.

3. Empty Text Box Right below your header on the top left of the page

4. Place <h1> tags as close as you can to the top of the page but below the header image or flash image

5. Fill out the keywords and description meta tags With Not more than 3 keywords or phrases. Remember the post above. Most will tell you that t5hey do not count be if the spiders see them then it will help!

6. Either [b]BOLD/[b] or put into EMItallics/EM your keyword or phrase at least once in the content of the body

7. Insert a keyword or phrase into all of your alt tags. Here is an example: Duckblind.gif.001 duckblind.gif.002 Just do one per image on your page if you have more than one Image on you page. This makes it look like a logical filing system for your images and you get to insert your keyword of phrase several times. This helps with keyword density.

8. Try to get a 4 to 6 % keyword density on your page

9. The copyright! This is a way to make sure that last thing the spider sees on its way out is your keyword or phrase. Example: copyright 2006 your copyright info |duck blinds and place it in the lower right of the page.

10. If you have a lot of text on the page, try to add h2, h3 tags! If you follow this step by step I can assure you that you will have a well SEO'd page. In the next few days we will get into the internal link structure of a site. This will ensure that you get PR to your internal pages and can make them rank for terms and phrases also.

This on page system can be used on EVERY PAGE in your site.