When Google sees an inbound link to your site about, lets say "dogs" on a web site that is also about dogs, they assume that you are what you say you are. This is called a relevant link and if your anchor text also says something about dogs, this makes the link even more relevant. The name of the game is building as many relevant links as you can at a natural pace. You can build links many different ways and we will get into that in detail in the link building ninja articles to come.



So, do what you can to understand what search engine optimization is. What it really is - not what some would want you to believe what it is. Check out the source code of successful sites and compare it to the unsuccessful sites and try to spot differences. If you cannot, then it is the linking strategies that make the difference. Whatever strategy you use, however, make sure that you fully understand it and that you are using it as it should be used. There are links and digitaleer links - some better than others. Some can give you positive results, and some of your links can be very bad for you.

semantic seo Every time you start up to compose a SEO article, you must think on several plains and purposes. Fist is the search engine factor; another one is users and readability aspect. Here you must balance between the sense of your article as well as the density and positioning of key wording.

So what to do? How to figure out which method works and which ones don't? You can read a lot and do a lot of experiment. Read all you can and try to figure out the basic things of backlink building. Try to figure out which one works and then develop a link building plan. Rest will be pure experiment of one of more methods to see which one produces better result.

Today's post is about SEO buzzwords LSI (latent semantic indexing) and The Long Tail. By taking these approaches in your web content and articles, you have the ability to not only capture a wider audience but also to better poise yourself for any changes that make come in SEO rules.