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• Index your newly launched blog fast by major Search Engines
• Increase traffic to your blog
• Improve your SERPs (Search Engine Result Positions)

Why wait right? Content can be king but waiting around for traffic to come by itself is not a good way to start blogging. So let’s start… Getting Indexed Let’s say you launched a blog today and want it on Google’s results tomorrow. Can this be done? Yes.

Easiest way to get indexed by major Search Engines is to get mentioned by established blogs. This usually will get your blog indexed within 24 hours. But since we are new (i.e the newly launched blog of ours) I don’t think any blogger want to mention it. So instead of begging other bloggers to notice your newly launched blog, you just have to figure out other ways of getting indexed by Google fast. Can it be done? Absolutely! (All it takes a little effort on your side).

1. Blog Communities

There are few blog related community portals that have a very good rankings in Google and other Major Search Engines Results, they are: MyBlogLog, BlogCatalog, Blogged and NetworkedBlogs, particularly MyBlogLog. This means that if you get your blog on these blog communities, Google will have no other choice but to index your blog. So, go ahead and register for an account on these communities and list your blog on it. Once you are done you will have a page like this, this and this.

What to pay attention: Your blog’s description (have a proper write-up), keywords & tags (add related keywords and tags to your listing, this will be used by other members to find your blog), branding (put your logo, avatars, screenshots etc. have a consistent branding everywhere), and list your blog in the correct category.

2. Site Valuation & Stats Sites

Some of those How Much Your Site Worth? sites have a good ranking in Search Engines. All you need to do is to go there and check how much your site worth. This would create a special page for your blog (like this) and consecutively it would be indexed by Google. Here is a list of worthy sites: WebsiteOutlook, StatBrain, CubeStat, WebTrafficAgents, BuiltWith, WhoIs, QuarkBase, URLfan and AboutTheDomain.

3. Feed Aggregators

List your blog’s feed in these feed aggregators Feed-Squirrel, OctoFinder, FeedAdage. Once you have submitted your feed to these sites, they will keep track of your newly published posts and index them in their site. Whenever someone clicks on the blog post title, he/she will be redirected to your original blog post sending you free traffic and getting your latest posts indexed by Google.

4. Social Sites

Registering account on Social Sites with the same username as your blog’s URL is very effective in getting your blog indexed by Search Engines. Especially for those targeted keywords.

For example, if your blog’s name is WhiteElephant, it’s a good practice to register the same username at twitter as @WhiteElephant, and to create a page in Facebook at www.facebook.com/WhiteElephant. Having a consistent keyword-username on all major Social Sites will help get your blog indexed faster, and at a later stage it will also help build a “brand” for your blog.

So, get account on major Social Sites for your newly launched blog, namely: Twitter, Facebook (create a page for your blog), Digg, StumbleUpon, Delicious etc. By the way, it’s a good pratice to create a separate Social Sites account for each of your projects. This way you can stay focused and post messages that are related to your project. In the long run, this will help build a community that are like-minded around your project.

Note from Darren: it’s worth nothing that many social media sites (like Twitter) use no follow tags on links which means the links don’t really help with SEO. Having said this – it’s still worth getting pages for your keywords/brand as these pages can rank in and of themselves in Google and can help you to have control over numerous search results for the same keyword.

5. Misc Sites

Squidoo is a community website that allows people to create pages (called “lenses”) on various topics. Creating a topic that is related to your blog and then including your feed in that page would help your blog get indexed by Search Engines. Squidoo used to have a really good ranking in Google results, but not so much today. But it’s still ranks well and it shouldn’t be neglected.

ChangeDetection is a website that monitors sites for changes. When you monitor a particular site using ChangeDetection, it will ask you whether you want the notices to be public or private. If you say public, it will be published in their news section. For example; AdesBlog.com got an update today, type of update: text additions etc. This of course will get picked up by Search Engines and Search Engines in return will index your blog.

Technorati is a search engine for searching blogs. According to Wikipedia, as of June 2008, Technorati was indexing 112.8 million blogs and over 250 million pieces of tagged social media. It’s a dying breed, but not just dead yet. You have to definitely register for an account and get your blog listed on Technorati.

That’s it. Once you are done with creating accounts and submitting your newly launched blog in the above mentioned sites, you should see your blog in Google’s Search Results within 24 hours. Most of the time it will appear within the next few hours only.

Lastly, getting indexed is one thing but sustaining that traffic is another. And this is where the Content is King phrase should truly be emphasized. Because, without a good and valuable content, all your effort will be just wasted.

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1. Keep it as short as possible. This helps it to look good in print and as a logo. It also minimizes the chances that someone will misspell it.
2. Make sure it is easy to speak and spell. You want people to be able to communicate what your domain name is without any problems.
3. If possible, avoid double letters. This is just a personal preference, but I try to find alternatives for domains like “wooddecks.com” – I don’t like the unnecessary repetition of letters.
4. Avoid hyphens and numbers. They do absolutely nothing but dilute the branding power and add confusion to the mix. “Was that six spelled out or 6 the number?” “Was it white-mice.com or whitemice.com”?
5. Please don’t buy a domain that starts with THE. Remember when it was “thefacebook.com”? It just looks tacky and amateurish. Don’t try to add this word to get a “consolation” domain name.
6. Almost always register the dot Com. Unless you have a real reason to get another TLD, register the name as a dot Com or don’t register it at all. Again, this adds to the confusion and you will almost certainly send some of your traffic to the real dot Com.
7. Come up with a unique name. You can get unique ideas from a completely unrelated niche, but you don’t want to be accused of copying another website in your niche. Get something unique rather than generic or an imitation and you will be glad you did.
8. Don’t try to stuff keywords. Although it can help your search engine rankings, you should be more considered with the long tail anyways. The branding and promotional benefits of a catchy and memorable domain name will far outweigh those of a keyword domain (unless, of course, you get a premium domain that is brandable AND has keywords).
9. When your mind fails, use a thesaurus. This is a great way to come up with words that form a catchy domain name. Just make sure you don’t pick words that no one will know the meanings of.

What is the purpose of SEO ?

The purpose of SEO is to get your site listed into the search results of searches done by online surfers.

For example:
Your site is about golf. You write some posts about golf. Your site will surely full of the word “Golf”. This is your keyword. So, when people search in search engines like Google, your site might be listed and might be not.

This will need you to do some optimizations. Properly optimized site will appear at the first page of the results. So, this gives your site an advantage. Traffic will start flowing to your site.

How to do SEO ?

SEO requires a lot of jobs. You need to get proper keywords for your blog/site. Then, you will need to write a lot of articles. In SEO, a lot of articles do not means writing 50 or 100 articles. You really need a lot. In order to archieve good SEO, you will need 500 or more articles for your site/blog.

Try to write as many articles as possible. Make sure it is original(Written by you) not “copy and paste” articles.

With these articles, your site/blog will be full of the keywords you choose. When people search in Search Engines, your articles will have very high possibility to appear.

Finally, unlimited traffic will flow to your site/blog. Your earnings from AdSense will be extremely maximize.

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Search Engines is really the most amazing source of free traffic for any site & the traffic just keeps in coming every day again & again, Once your site is Optimized for the correct keywords on Google.

SEO Book Content Reviewed

1. Introduction : In this chapter Aaron speaks extensively on how he came into the SEO arena & various technical information relating to the domain purchases, hosting, personal experiences & also introduces concepts like Keyword selection, on page optimization, link building etc.

2. Chapter 1 & 2 : This chapters covers some basic components that form parts of a search engine like index & also deals with some search engine algorithms. Important components like the Search engine spam & insight’s on selecting appropriate domain name for higher ranking on search engines.

3. Chapter 3 : General Internet Topics – This chapter is dedicated to all the personal trick’s that Aaron has learnt over the years to bring in more traffic to your site which includes niche selection, tagging search results, emphasis on quality content, sales letters, Usage of flash & other monetization methods.

4. Chapter 4 : Writing for Search Engines : This focuses on Keywords, Keyword density, tools for Keyword research. Much on the emphasis is placed on the Title tags in this chapter which even includes explaining the use of the keywords in the title tags.

5. Chapter 5 : Directories and Communities : This chapter has extensive discussion on Web Directories and how they help in link building. Some more insights on no-follow links, niche directories & how to get quality inbound links.

6. Chapter 6 : Search Engines : This chapter explains various search engines starting from Google, Yahoo to MSN etc in detail. Also explaining the Google Sandbox concept. Datacenters, PageRank (PR) & also covers Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI). The concept of supplemental indexed is explained really well in this chapter. Some other key concepts also included are Duplicate content, Google Hijacking etc. Then Aaron also explains the Yahoo search model. Yahoo indexing & how Yahoo deals with spam & also how to get ranked on MSN.

7. Chapter 7 : Link Building : This chapter explains the essence of link building & how your site will rank for some really competitive terms. Analysis of links coming from various sources also Exchanging links & Methods to request reciprocal link building. The most amazing resource I found is the “Finding Niche Link Sources” in this chapter. Brief info on software’s available on link building & also provides a good resource on Article marketing techniques as part of the link building exercise.

8. Chapter 8 : Viral Marketing & the Social Web :In this chapter Aaron talks in-depth on Viral marketing & how it has become one of the best link building methods, the most interesting read is huge amount of info on Link Baiting. The site also explains how not to spam the social media sites.

9. Chapter 9 : Monitoring Results : This chapter describes most hyped techniques that do not work now in link building & gets your sites penalized in the process.

10. Chapter 10 : Pay-Per-Click : This chapter explains all the concepts of the PPC markets. It covers Google Adwords & YSM marketing techniques in detail.

11. Chapter 11 : Hiring a Search Engine Optimizer : In this chapter Aaron tries to be very modest & after reading all the chapters, If you still feel that you need to hire an SEO, then Aaron says he will recommend someone to you. Aaron also goes in explains Doorway pages & IP cloaking. This chapter is a guide for you to decide how much to pay for an SEO & also various aspects in selecting an SEO firm.

Conclusion on SEO Book : Personally I really love & highly recommend this quality ebook. It can be used as a reference for practicing SEO on your site. I really don’t feel that spending $79 & also comes with a money back guarantee also If you don’t like the book.

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