subject: Tips get all of the new pages you add to your site to rank fast [print this page] Tips get all of the new pages you add to your site to rank fast
Google is a household name in many countries, and when you need some information people will be quick to tell you to, "Google it." If you have a website then Google is where you want it to appear. The internet is a vast place and needed the best structure possible.
Google, Yahoo, and Bing are the three largest search engines who are now responsible for hosting almost all internet searches and also making sure that we can find what we are searching for. SEO, also known as search engine optimization, is ideal for people who are trying to get visitors to their site and don't want to pay outrageous prices to get them. Sadly, the vast majority of people screw SEO up, along with their site's ranking. This article will be discussing some of the common mistakes that occur when you're trying to optimize your site.
Don't expect results to happen overnight because they won't. If you are patient then you have found an excellent method to work with. You will be rewarded with long term traffic.
Everybody wants to be on the first page for a commercial keyword that is in demand. I know that it doesn't sound fun but you need to focus must of your time on the fundamentals; keyword research, quality backlinks, quality content, and your site's navigational structure.
The second big mistake is internally linking your pages wrong. Your internal linking structure is one more of the few SEO factors that you completely control. Most people focus on creating links that send their visitors someplace else. Just try it and you will see results. And these aren't short lived results. Many authority sites are masters at internal linking and that is one of the reasons why all of their pages usually have the spots 1 or 2 on the first page; an example would be Wikipedia.
Now, probably the most important part of effective SEO is getting incoming links but get too many at once because your site will be penalized for spamming. A major myth going around right now is that your new site will catapult to the number spot on the first page if your link is mass distributed across the web. Don't be fooled, the search engines know better than to fall for such a silly trick. If you do get lots of incoming links to a new site, Google will simply place the site in the Google Sandbox for a few months, and de-index it from the search engine index.
So if you don't want your site to disappear from the search engines, build links naturally but consistently. In conclusion, successful SEO is a combination of multiple elements. It might be tempting to fall for the lure of 'blackhat' techniques, that promise fast results for search engine rankings, but these are never long term solutions. So you should always concentrate on whitehat SEO that not only offers a long term solution but also brings in traffic that you can count on, without getting your site banned.
