ry your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a

You've finally made your appearance online with a nice little website. Now you need people to come and visit. Here are a few ways to get things going without costing you an arm and a leg.

First, start a blog and link it to your site. Postings at Blogger are easily indexed by Google. They own Blogger. Writing for your blog is like food to the search engines. The best part is you can write about anything pertaining to your website. Post what you did that day, what you learned, how you feel, what you're going to do next. Write an article. Perform a test and write about the results. Add your keywords into what you write without overloading things. Your site will get updated a lot if you constantly add fresh content. You can blog for free at Blogger or Wordpress.

Since you're getting good practice writing for your blog, start to submit articles to directories. Include a resource box that links back to your site. The advantage of this is that your articles stay out there in the internet universe for a long time. Keep your articles informative and timeless so they have long staying power. Your article should be just as good tomorrow as next year. I wouldn't write about a one time event that expires in a week. Some good article directories are articlemarketer.com or ezinearticles.com.

Design your site for search engine optimization. This means your site is designed in such a way as to get ranked highly in the search engines. No need to get too bent out of shape on this one. Keep this in mind. The rules the search engines use to determine website ranking constantly change. What may be good today could be outdated in a few months. Unless you're one of those people who live for trying to outsmart the search engines, you may be better off just doing some simple time tested techniques. Here they are:

a) Your domain name should be your main keyword or have your keyword in it.

b) The title tag of each page on your site should contain your main keyword. If you can do it, try your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a

you're going to do next. Write an article. Perform a test and write about the results. Add your keywords into what you write without overloading things. Your site will get updated a lot if you constantly add fresh content. You can blog for free at Blogger or Wordpress.

Since you're getting good practice writing for your blog, start to submit articles to directories. Include a resource box that links back to your site. The advantage of this is that your articles stay out there in the internet universe for a long time. Keep your articles informative and timeless so they have long staying power. Your article should be just as good tomorrow as next year. I wouldn't write about a one time event that expires in a week. Some good article directories are articlemarketer.com or ezinearticles.com.

Design your site for search engine optimization. This means your site is designed in such a way as to get ranked highly in the search engines. No need to get too bent out of shape on this one. Keep this in mind. The rules the search engines use to determine website ranking constantly change. What may be good today could be outdated in a few months. Unless you're one of those people who live for trying to outsmart the search engines, you may be better off just doing some simple time tested techniques. Here they are:

a) Your domain name should be your main keyword or have your keyword in it.

b) The title tag of each page on your site should contain your main keyword. If you can do it, try your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a

iverse for a long time. Keep your articles informative and timeless so they have long staying power. Your article should be just as good tomorrow as next year. I wouldn't write about a one time event that expires in a week. Some good article directories are articlemarketer.com or ezinearticles.com.

Design your site for search engine optimization. This means your site is designed in such a way as to get ranked highly in the search engines. No need to get too bent out of shape on this one. Keep this in mind. The rules the search engines use to determine website ranking constantly change. What may be good today could be outdated in a few months. Unless you're one of those people who live for trying to outsmart the search engines, you may be better off just doing some simple time tested techniques. Here they are:

a) Your domain name should be your main keyword or have your keyword in it.

b) The title tag of each page on your site should contain your main keyword. If you can do it, try your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a

his in mind. The rules the search engines use to determine website ranking constantly change. What may be good today could be outdated in a few months. Unless you're one of those people who live for trying to outsmart the search engines, you may be better off just doing some simple time tested techniques. Here they are:

a) Your domain name should be your main keyword or have your keyword in it.

b) The title tag of each page on your site should contain your main keyword. If you can do it, try your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a

ry your subtitle as well. Continue using your keyword in the first paragraph on your pages.

c) Any image alt tags should contain your keyword.

d) The file names of your site pages should contain your keyword also.

e) Look up your keyword in Google and check out the top five sites to see what they are doing. You can look for things like keyword density and prominence. Is there anything there you want to try on your site?

Finally, since you're becoming so adept at writing, visit a few forums that are related to your niche and make a few posts. You can place your website link in your signature line. Come up with a catchy phrase or sentence that's easily remembered or identifiable. This can be your signature file. Use it each time you post. Remember to read the forum rules so they don't ban you for doing something stupid. Generally, forums are for discussion and information, not for direct selling. You can find them through Google.

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