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Post November 30th, 2006, 4:10 am

Lamia_Poi wrote:
would like to be able to get a higher ranking and more traffic to my site, is there any possible way to do this than using the description and content meta tags?


title tags and description tags are not as important as they use to be in SE ranking. Now days the algorithm is much more advanced then anyone thinks and knows. basic rules of thumb to remember:

1. Make sure your website has a nice plethora of UNIQUE content, i stress unique because you copy content from another page, be sure you will get dropped from the search engines.
2. content has to match your keywords.
3. your site must be updated frequently, weather you use RSS feeds or you write a blog, keep it commin, search engines love change on a page.
4. having quality websites with good traffic linking to you is a plus, make sure the link is on a relevant page. remember, it takes time for you to get good ranking, the longer a website has been online, the better ranking........dont forget, Rome was not built in one day ;)

These are just a few important steps, of course there are many many more rules to fallow, I will post more at a later time.

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Post December 4th, 2006, 10:06 am

Since many people are still worried about the keywords and description tags, they still have a role on search engines, specially on MSN and Yahoo but Google nearly bypass many descriptions.
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Post December 4th, 2006, 11:56 pm

yes, MSN is all based on the tags, actually it is very easy to get good ranking in MSN, but of course not to many people use MSN to search.
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Post January 22nd, 2007, 2:33 am

Good post about researching about the site. The other tools for keyword researching or finding real competition for your keyword type this in google: intitle:marketing inurl:marketing inanchor:marketing if marketing is your targeted keyword.

If your keyphrase is two word length like marketing uk then type the following in google :
intitle:marketing+uk inurl:marketing+uk inanchor:marketing+uk

Only the sites listed in this query are real competitors for your keyphrase "marketing uk". If you do a search for "marketing uk" you will get very high number of results and don't get shocked or drop the keyword for this. do intitle: inurl: inanchor query to find out real competition. This will help in deciding which keyphrase to target when building keywords for your site.
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Post August 23rd, 2007, 7:47 am

This was a great list . I usually used this command in checking the backlinks of our site. Is there different results if I used www and without www?

# link:url Shows other pages with links to that url.
# site:domain restricts search results to the given domain.
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Post November 3rd, 2007, 4:06 pm

Quote:
best is to submit to a site/directory that does not require you to link back "

i think this is a smart thing to do instead of submit your site with a back link:
1.because if you want to submit you site in about 500 directories you really waste your space with links
2.you site's aspect looks more cool with no parteners links :)
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Post May 5th, 2008, 9:36 pm

Now google is not showing all links by link:site url

if you want to check correct no. of back links you have to go google webmaster tool.
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Post May 12th, 2008, 3:17 am

Yahoo's advance search is far more efficient than Google. It gives you option to choose text in TITLE + text in URL both at the same time.

This option is not available in Google. If you are looking for some advance searching techniques, then go to Yahoo advance search. I am sure you will observe the difference.
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Post December 12th, 2008, 1:08 am

Blog & Forum Searches (Let's say your keyword is web design)

intitle:forum website designing
inurl:forum website designing
website designing blog
intitle:blog website designing
inurl:blog website designing
"add comment" website designing
"post comment" website designing
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Post January 4th, 2009, 9:48 pm

Just wanna add, if u guys are
Looking for Backlinks

"Add link" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add a link" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add site" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add a site" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add your site" +"your keywords(s)"
"Add URL" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add a URL" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add an URL" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add Website" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add a website" +"your keyword(s)"
"Add your website" +"your keywords(s)"
"Submit link" +"your keyword(s)"
"Submit a link" +"your keyword(s)"
"Submit site" +"your keyword(s)"
"Submit a site" +"your keyword(s)"
"Submit your site" +"your keyword(s)"
"Submit URL" +"your keyword(s)"
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Post February 9th, 2009, 2:57 pm

I want to add some more tricks to the list

phonebook:(find a phone number) phonebook:Google CA
bphonebook: (find business phone numbers) bphonebook:Intel OR
rphonebook:(find residential phone numbers) rphonebook:Joe Smith Seattle WA
movie:(search for showtimes) movie:wallace and gromit 97110
stocks:(get a stock quote) stocks:ncesa
weather:(get local weather) weather:97132
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Post February 11th, 2009, 11:09 am

zen4pokerbankrolls wrote:
thanks for the tools, but where can i download the google toolbar?


You can download Google toolbar from here - http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/too ... index.html
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Post February 12th, 2009, 4:02 am

Hi,

When I am typing link: http://www.abc.com its showing a lost of links in the search results.

Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between

link:www.abc.com and link: http://www.abc.com and why they are showing different results.
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Post March 13th, 2009, 5:07 am

Link:Url does not show all and every link pointing back to any given domain.

Google does play lots of hide n seek when it comes to displaying important information such as number of backlinks.
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Post March 1st, 2010, 4:12 am

thanks Bigwebmaster for this, I did not realize that Google had so many additional options :).
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