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Quick Tips for Building SEO Content December 20, 2007

While it’s great to have a web site optimized and performing well in the engines, you need to build out content on a consistent basis. Managing growth without upsetting your existing SEO efforts can often be a challenge. With these challenges in mind, here are my top ten tips for building site content while focusing on SEO opportunities.

Tip 1 — Identify New Keyword Markets

If you are pleased with how your existing content is performing, you need to tap popular databases and see what other markets exist. Using tools like Google adwords keyword tool, overture, WordTracker and Keyword Discovery, you can quickly locate new areas relative to your industry or niche that also have a search history associated with them.

Tip 2 — Exploring Analytics

SEO is as much about delivering targeted traffic as it is about rankings, right? If you’re with me on that, start checking your analytics. In particular, explore site paths and conversions relative to referring search phrases. Many times you will find that what you think are your money terms, are actually just pushing in unproductive traffic.
The information available in your analytics package can make or break everything for you. Building new content is always a great idea; When you go about it blindly, your efforts are often un-concentrated. If you take the time to identify visitor trends and habits on a keyword level though — you can then focus on building new content that puts more visitors to work for your business goals.

Tip 3 — Maintain Your Approach

Have you ever been browsing a company’s web site reading up on various services, when suddenly you’re slapped in the face by content that just doesn’t “fit”?
As more content is written, it becomes critical for the tone and approach of your writing to be consistent. Managing this in groups can be difficult at best, so if your content is scaled in this manner — consider having one consistent editor.

Tip 4 — Write for People, not Engines

I hate that this tip sounds like something out of Google’s Webmaster Guidelines… But, it’s true. Imagine if I decided to write this article of Quick Tips for Building SEO Content methods in such a manner that you were repeatedly hit by keyword saturation levels that were through the roof.

Google LSI(Latent Semantic Indexing) December 22, 2006

Latent semantic indexing is just another piece of the algorithm, though many sites will significantly shift in rankings due to it. LSI or Latent semantic indexing allows a search engine to determine what a page is about outside of specifically matching search query text. LSI is a search engine Algorithm which is based on LSA or Latent semantic analysis. LSA is a technique in natural language processing, in particular in vectorial semantics.
LSA uses a term-document matrix which describes the occurrences of terms in documents; it is a sparse matrix whose rows correspond to documents and whose columns correspond to terms, typically stemmed words that appear in the documents or page. This patent contains very complex formulas describing the relationship between words. It explores data clustering, informational retrieval, document classification, natural language processing, polysemy, synonymy and more. In online web world, people hear about LSI for the first time and assume that it is a new thing that search engines are using but it was using already for the search engines. People did not know this matrix method for searching so now LSA is coming again in the form of LSI or Latent semantic indexing.

Many people have been noticing a large shuffle in search relevancy scores currently. Some of those well in the know attribute this to Latent Semantic Iindexing or LSI, which Google has been using for a while, but recently increased its weighting and Popularity.

Next Google PR(Page Rank) Update December 22, 2006

Page Rank is a numeric value that represents “how important a page is on the web”. Page Rank is Google’s way of deciding importance of the page. It matters because it is one of the factors that determines ranking of a page in the search results. Page Rank is a link analysis algorithm which assigns a numerical measuring to each element of a hyperlinked set of documents, for the purpose of “measuring” its relavant importance within the set. The page rank of any web site depends on some factors. The factors are following:
1. Inbound links of the Page.
2. Outbound links of the page
3. Relavent Links
4. Link Structure of the web Page
5. Age of the website
6. Relavancy of internal pages
7. Anchor text which is used for link Building
8. High PR Link Exchange
and many more….

The Google Toolbar’s displays a green bar which displays a visited page’s PageRank as a whole number between 0 and 10. If any website or web page have 0 pr that means it does not have 0 pr besides it may be 0 to 0.99 but if it shows only round figures of the whole numbers. The Toolbar PageRank is republished about once every three months. Google has not disclosed the precise method for determining a Toolbar PageRank value. So last update of Google toolbar PR Update have come in last week of september and first week of october. Now we are waiting for Next PR Update. I think next PR update will come in

first week of January

about 9th of January.
Next PR(Page Rank) Update is coming on 9 th janauary