I've been reading these forums more than writing so I thought to add some of the lessons I've learned in building traffic. My site GameProducer.net is a daily game production site where I want what I've learned about making games, marketing, being entrepreneur, and so on. This post is over 1200 words long, so hopefully there's something useful for you in it.
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Search Engine Optimization is a part of Search Engine Marketing that aims at getting maximum quality traffic with the help of your organic search engine listings. Here's the definition we're most attached to: Search Engine Optimization is the use of search engines to draw traffic to a web site. It is the technique of attaining a higher ranking in search engines and directories via changes to a site to make it more search engine compatible.
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Okay, this story comes from the events happened about a one year ago and contains something I learned back then. Basically this is a story how I multiplied one my website income channels without increasing my traffic dramatically.
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![]() I've been a big fan of Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad, Poor Dad for a few years now. I enjoy it's simplicity and direct impact. While specific 'get rich' step by step tips aren't outlined in the book (and some commentators even doubt its veracity), it does contain several simple but powerful ideas on what separates the “rich” from the “poor”. It also frames its narrative in the…
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Pay-for-Performance Search Engines |
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Written by Seo Master
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Friday, 24 August 2007 |
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As opposed to organic search results (free by their nature), the majority of search engines now offers Pay for Performance (PFP) options. Pay for Performance lets you promote your site by paying for SE exposure, rather than by relying on solely organic listings determined by your SEO efforts. |
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Human-powered Search Engines and Directories |
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Written by Seo Master
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Thursday, 23 August 2007 |
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 The term "human powered" mainly refers to directories, i.e. online catalogs which categorize Web sites into thematic sections. Yahoo!, along with the regular Web search, offers one of the most complete catalogs on the Web.
When you submit a site to a directory, it is queued for editorial review. Usually, when you submit, you are allowed to choose the category your site will be placed under, as well as to enter the desired description and title for your site, which will show in the related category. However, the actual presence of your site is subject to the editor's decision when he or she browses your site. Directories DO NOT accept automated submissions and have special means to protect themselves from auto-submission software. You should always submit manually to a directory. |
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Crawler-based Search Engines (part 3) |
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Written by Seo Master
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Thursday, 23 August 2007 |
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Inktomi (http://www.inktomi.com) Inktomi Corporation is a technology company with one of its main components being the Inktomi search engine. Inktomi licensed its search engine out to other companies, such as HotBot, that wanted their own search engine without having to build one from scratch. Yahoo! purchased the Inktomi search engine in 2003. Since then, Inktomi's own crawler is no longer crawling the Web; instead, it has transformed into the Yahoo's crawler. |
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Generate Free, High Pagerank Links Quick and Easy |
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Written by WebUniver
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007 |
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 Here's a quick and easy search engine optimization (SEO) technique that anyone can use to generate free, high Google pagerank links to their site.
SEO in a nutshell: get quality links to your site; the higher the pagerank, the better. The problem is that if you submit your site to a high pagerank directory or search engine, it can take months for your site to appear. Moreover, many high PR directories and search engines charge big bucks for the privilege of getting listed with them. For example, the Open Directory Project (DMOZ) directory takes several months or more to list a site. And Yahoo charges $299 per year for a commercial site to be listed in their directory. |
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Crawler-based Search Engines (part 2) |
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Written by Seo Master
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007 |
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On-the-page factors considered by Google Now that we've examinded the off-the-page factors that have primary importance for Google, let's now take a look into on-the-page factors that you should page attention to before submitting to Google. There are certain reasons to believe Google still considers the META keyword tag for counting relevancy. While your META description tag contents can be used by Google as the description of your site in the search results, the META description does not have any influence for relevancy count. |
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Written by WebUniver
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
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 SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a way to get a top position in the search engines and a natural and free of cost way to get maximum traffic to your website.
Here are a few tried and tested ways to achieve the topmost position in a search engines |
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Web Design Is The Design Of Words |
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Written by Gerry McGovern
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
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 In the design of physical products, the use of words is often seen as a sign of a flaw of the design. On the contrary, in web design, without words, there is no design.
"If a design depends upon labels [words], it may be faulty," Donald Norman writes in his book, The Design of Everyday Things. "Labels are important and often necessary, but the appropriate use of natural mappings can minimize the need for them. Whenever labels seem necessary, consider another design." |
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Crawler-based Search Engines (part 1) |
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Written by Seo Master
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
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In the previous article (Classification of Search Engines) we discussed how the crawler-based engines work. Typically, special crawler software visits your site and reads the source code of your pages. This process is called "crawling" or "spidering". Then, your page is compressed and put into the search engine's repository called an "index". This stage is called "indexing". Finally, when someone submits a query to the search engine, it pulls your page out of the index and gives it a certain rank among the other results it has found for this query. This is called "ranking". |
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SEO Process in Terms of the Integrated Approach |
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Written by Seo Master
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Sunday, 19 August 2007 |
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 The Integrated Approach in SEM puts the optimization cycle first among the site management tasks. Only after you create and position quality Web copy will you then be able to pay attention to visitor analysis and technical maintenance.
In this course, we will refer to the aggregate of the optimization tasks as the "Promotion cycle". The current stage of our course is wholly devoted to taking you through these tasks step by step. |
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A Guide To Making Money With A Video Blog |
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Written by WebUniver
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Sunday, 19 August 2007 |
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 There's a lot of them about, a lot. Apart from the old-timers like ebaumsworld, Google's acquisition of YouTube has really seen them starting to eat up this market. The great thing is, that doesn't matter, videos are a disposal media - people look at them once, show their mates and then it's old news. You're only as good as your last video! What we're going to look at doing here is setting up a video website with minimal cost & time and maximising our profit.
Now, I'm not claiming this will make you a millionaire, but you can earn around £500 ($1000 to our American friends) per month without too much trouble. So it's well worth it for the day or two it will take to set up!
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