Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For DummiesJohn Wiley & Sons, 2009 M04 8 - 768 páginas If you have a business, you want your Web site to show up quickly when people search for what you’re selling. Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For Dummies has the whole story on how to build a site that works, position and promote it, track and understand your search results, and use keywords effectively. And it includes a $25 credit on Google AdWords, to get you off to a good start! Ten handy minibooks cover how search engines work, keyword strategy, competitive positioning, SEO Web design, content creation, linking, optimizing the foundations, analyzing results, international SEO, and search marketing. You’ll even learn some geeky things like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, or how to match metatags and keywords to page content.
With all this information and a Google AdWords gift card worth $25, Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For Dummies has what you need to make your site a hit with search engines. |
Contenido
Table of Contents | |
Chapter 1 Putting Search Engines in Context | |
Chapter 2 Meeting the Search Engines | |
Chapter 3 Recognizing and Reading Search Results | |
Understanding the effect of Blended Search | |
Chapter 5 Knowing What Drives Search Results | |
Chapter 6 Spam Issues When Search Engines Get Fooled | |
Chapter 1Employing Keyword Research Techniques and Tools | |
Chapter 3 Structuring Internal Links | |
Natural link acquisition Ethical site relationships Purchased links | |
Chapter 5 Connecting with Social Networks | |
Chapter 1 Server Issues Why Your Server Matters | |
Fixing Dirty IPs and Other Bad Neighborhood Issues | |
Registering Your Domain Name Covering All YourBases Countrycode TLDs | |
Understanding Subdomains | |
Chapter 4 Implementing 301 Redirects | |
Chapter 2 SelectingKeywords Selecting the Proper Keyword Phrases | |
Chapter 3 Exploiting Pay Per Click Lessons Learned | |
Chapter4 Assigning Keywords toPages | |
Competitive Positioning | |
Realizing ThatHigh RankingsAreAchievable Getting All the Facts on Your Competitors | |
SEO Web Design | |
Chapter 3 Making Your Page Search EngineCompatible | |
Chapter 4 Perfecting Navigation and Linking Techniques | |
Naming Links | |
Chapter 2 Establishing Content Depth and Page Length | |
Chapter 3 Adding KeywordSpecific Content | |
Chapter 4 Dealing with Duplicate Content | |
Chapter 5 Adapting and Crediting Your Content | |
Linking | |
Chapter 2 Obtaining Links | |
Chapter 5 Watching Your Backend Content Management System Troubles | |
Chapter 6 Solving SEO Roadblocks | |
Chapter 2 Tracking Behavior with Web Analytics | |
Using Link Analysis Tools | |
International | |
Chapter 2 Tailoring Your Marketing Message for Asia | |
Succeeding in the European Union | |
Chapter 4 Getting Started in Latin America | |
Chapter 1 Discovering Paid Search Marketing | |
Selecting Keywords for Branding Purposes | |
Using Engagement ObjectstoPromote Your Brand | |
How to Identify Spam and What to Do About | |
How to ReportSpam to theMajorSearch Engines | |
Reducing the Impact of Click Fraud | |
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