How Google looks at your website
Wednesday, April 19th, 2006Google Top ranks, seems to be the most coveted target for most of the webpublishers. But it is not easy to get into the top for highly competitive keywords, unless and untill, you have really high Content reach webpages. Infact in Google Forum itself, i’ve seen people shouting for not getting indexed despite of having quality unique content in their webpages.
Here comes the story of SEO, and sadly enough, newbies can rarely get a position without a good knowledge of SEO. I really mean to say, SEO-ing is as important as the content of your webpages.
With so many “scalable algorithm” developed each day by Google & Co., it is very difficult to survive in the battle, and you are more likely to be commiting inadvertant mistake leading to penalise your site.
This is my real life experience, and believe me, i love to make small frequent changes in my website to produce some sort of variation, which propagates to all of my dynamically generated webpages ( Over one thousand) and now i know that it may penalise my site!
If you are not aware of the hidden dangers, just read these links ( plz. do not see, i’ve seen enough and now is the time to read) Wherefrom i got a great insight of how Google looks at my website.
1.This link tells you everything in nut-shell regarding Google’s views. It will kill your half-an-hour of valuable time, but deserves a thorough reading:SEO Theories.
2. The SEO Analyzer - a sophisticated algorithm that detects how optimized your web design is for search engines. The SEO Analyzer focuses on…. just check it out yourself, it is simply fantastic.
4. This is not a tool but an article on how to choose keywords.
5. Not a tool, but an article again on SEO, which has been rated as the best by most of the visitors. Here is the link.
Footnote:
I got these links from the following post at Astahost.com Professional FREE Webhosting
Why i put it here:
I made mistakes ( unintentionally!), getting great rewards(!), do not want to see you people follow my track.
Cheers!