UTILIZING KEYWORDS properly
in TITLES can help get you top 10 listings pretty
darn easily if you use them fully to your advantage.
Match LINK TEXT with pages that have the same words
in their TITLES and you'll score big, especially
with Google! In fact it's kinda like magic!
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Since
many of us have more than a couple web sites in our
portfolios, we often have the special abilty to take
advantage of simple SEO tactics with TITLES and TEXT
LINKS that can really make a big impact on more people
seeing our web pages.
Domain names that have keywords
in them are much more likely to have those precious
keywords in the TITLE TAGS of many of it's pages.
Furthermore like it or not, when people link to our
sites they often link to the domain name words and
not necesarily the keywords we are targetting.
So
if for example you are targeting your home page for
the phrase FREE ONLINE ADVERTISING and the site domain
name is readaboutitnow.biz, other folks are very
likely to link to it as READ ABOUT IT NOW instead
of the words you want. Or worse yet as www.readaboutitnow.biz
Every
time a site home page is linked to words other
than the keywords you are targeting the effectiveness is
dilluted. A couple of times may be OK, but more
than a few will alter the reputation of the page.
So why not make it easy for
the world to link to you and pick a domain name with
keywords in it??? If possible keywords that will
be on many pages and combinations throughout that
site.
Now, having GOOD KEYWORDS in
your domain name has other benefits.
Ever
wonder why adsense is often serving shitty ads
that relate to your site domain name and NOT
the page's keywords? Because Adsense has
determined your primary site theme is about READ
or ABOUT or NOW or whatever words are in your domain
name. Those are the words that will guide
Adsense bot when it first starts guessing what ads
will work best on your pages.
How does that relate to TITLES?
A
TITLE TAG is a secret
weapon and has a huge impact in a large number of
ways.
Sites
with any domain name can be a top ranking site for
a query BUT sites with KEYWORD LOADED domain names
have advantages in several ways.
One of the reasons a site with
a domain name that has KEYWORDS in it such as www.funny-monkey-jokes.biz has a great potential to clean up
on searches with funny or monkey or jokes in
the query is because a site with that name SHOULD
have lots of pages indexed with FUNNY and/or MONKEY
and/or JOKES in the TITLE.
KEYWORD
MATCHING links
and content with LINKING PAGE TITLES is
like magic. And from my experience not too many webmasters
are doing it.
If you have a web page that
is about FUNNY or MONKEY or JOKES and you have a
link from a page indexed on Google that has FUNNY
or MONKEY or JOKES in it's TITLE then you will likely
strike gold and that page will easily rise to the
top of any seraches with those 3 words in the search
query.
That is because the linking
site has established it's theme with Google as being
about those words. And if the words are in the domain
name there is a good likelyhood that Google will
have indexed many pages on that site and therefor
consider the site an authority on those words.
So when you have a link from
the authority to a page on your site that has those
words it's like magic.
So
what I try to do is whenever i do linking, I try
to link to sites about FUNNY MONKEY JOKES on similar
sites preferably ones that have those keywods in
the domain names and titles.
Now that doesn't work as well
if those sites do not use the domain name in the
TITLES.
So, if I have a choice of getting
a generic name versus getting a name with keywords
I usally opt for the one with keywords in the name
so I can take advantage of the natural tendency to
include the site domain name in the links etc.
If you haven't been interlinking
your sites utilizing similar themed domains in your
portfolio, you may want to start doing that. It can
have a profound impact on how your pages will rank
on Google.
Mick Liebner lives in pleasant Newport Beach, California with
his Jack Russell Terrier Milo who makes sure
he doesn't spend too much time in front of the
computer. Among Mick's recent projects are the
sites www.linkpopularityexchange.com and www.americanrealitytv.com which
are both looking for quality linking partners
such as yourself!