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In the world of e-commerce, SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is vital. A top position in a major search engine is defined as a citation on the first page or two of results. A site occupies a middle position if it appears several pages into the results listing, say, 10 or more. A site stuck in a down position is so low that it is lost in an abyss. Here are a few tips for staying afloat amid the sea of results.
Re: Saving Your Web Site from the Search Abyss
Posted by: djmathu 2004-02-09 09:11:46 In reply to: Naseem Javed
I don't think the suggestions deemed 'SEO-Friendly' are actually SEO friendly. They are suggestions of how to come up top in results if you have an obscure and unusual search term that lacks competition and is easily memorable only. This is good for a web site that has not been optimised as no optimisation is required to cope with competitors.
Domain names that match your business field in a two-word popular search term with a dash are great for search optimisation; a dash is recognised as a space by a spider and therefore helps a web site appear on the phrase that is being optimised.
Domain names that match your business field in a two-word popular search term with a dash are great for search optimisation; a dash is recognised as a space by a spider and therefore helps a web site appear on the phrase that is being optimised.
