| Weekly SEO news: 8 June 2010 |
| Welcome
to the latest issue of the Search Engine Facts newsletter.
If you want to get high rankings on Google and other search engines, you must do the right things to succeed. You have to work on many different factors to make sure that your website performs better than the sites of your competitors. This week's article helps you to check the five most important points. In the news: long tail keywords still deliver more conversions, Google updates the toolbar PageRank, Flash is still a problem for Google and more. Table of contents: We hope that you enjoy this newsletter and that it helps you to get more out of your website. Please pass this newsletter on to your friends. |
| 1. Five things you have to do to get high Google rankings |
If you want to get high rankings on Google and other search engines, you must do the right things to succeed. You have to work on many different factors to make sure that your website performs better than the sites of your competitors.
Step 1: make your web pages accessible
Step 2: use a meaningful site and information architecture
Step 3: choose your keywords wisely
Step 4: work on your website content
Step 5: work on your backlinks
Search engine optimization can be tricky because a small error in one element can destroy all of your other efforts. Take a look at the checklists in our free search engine optimization eBook to find out how your web site can get top rankings on Google, Bing, Yahoo and other major search engines. |
| 2. Search engine news and articles of the week |
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| 3. Success stories |
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| 4. Previous articles |
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