jahir07 wrote:
@Bjorg
thanks dude.. I will follow your instruction. Hope this help me to better index in search engine. can You please tell me.. What is the Proper way to seo..
thanks again.
I am going through learning SEO myself and would not be of much help. However, I do have some beginner suggestions:
Use words within the URL web site address in title, headings (for large article or content), content and any sidebar modules.
Keep all contents of pages relative to the specific words within the URL.
Ensure the web page reflects an author, description, title and content to search engines.
Check all spelling and grammar (to include meta descriptions and keywords.)
Match meta descriptions to each linked word, phrase or image name.
Stick with either php code or .htaccess hard 301 redirects.
Use robots.txt to keep spiders and SERP's from indexing unnecessary pages to index or follow
(e.g., in my humble opinion such pages may be the registration form page, contact page, etc.)
Not wise to duplicate anyone else’s content even with permission (original images are the exception.)
This includes the same content that is displayed on more than one web site owned by the same person.
Do not spam forums for backlinks, its tacky, undesired and bothersome. Beside, anyone can set all backlines
to no follow which would defeat the initial spamming purpose. Though not proven, SERP’s may use this as an excuse
to ban a domain or set of domains in the future under the digital copyright laws.
FYI:
In the United States the Library of Congress is beginning to archive all Twitter posts up to 140 characters as of March 2006:
http://blogs.loc.gov/loc/2010/04/how-tw ... r-archive/Hope this helps!