Showing posts with label Website Traffic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Website Traffic. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2013

All In One Seo Pack Blogger SEO Plugin


Get more visitors to your Blogger site! 
The biggest disadvantage of Bloggger compared with Wordpress SEO capabilities whether Google's Blogger is a  he grew in the bic looking for. So why Blogger-Blogspot SEO capabilities with Wordpress? Improve your Bloggger SEO: Write better content and have a fully optimized Bloggger site using theBloggger SEO plugin by kumar lekhu.

Title & Description:

All In One Seo Pack Blogger SEO


Meta tags Description 


All In One Seo Pack Blogger SEO

How To Install All In One Seo Pack for Blogspot?

Click tab Design > Edit HTML. CTRL + F and search this code

<data:blog.title/>

 

Replace it with the following code:

  <data:blog.pageTitle/>
    
     <data:blog.pageName/> - <data:blog.title/>
    


Replace the yellow bowl

All In One Seo Pack Blogger SEO

Save template

Friday, February 1, 2013

Google Zebra Update Set To Wipe All Websites On The Internet: Is This Gonna happen?

Hello Fellow Webmaster, if you have been following the SEO trends lately then you might likely have heard of the upcoming update said to be ‘Google Zebra‘, or if you are just hearing that for the first time you are welcome to reading more about it on this post.
According to other SEO forums, Blogs And Websites on the internet talking about the Google zebra update, it is said that the update is focused on websites and blogs with excuse use of some keywords on their blogs.

What are these keywords mentioned? Here they are

Google Zebra Update Keywords:
Money
New
Get Started Today
Free
Link
Operator
Client
General
Business
My Friend
Payment System
Need
Article
Buy
Sell
Purchase
Store
The
For
Item
Affiliate
Internet
Marketing
Tips
Secret
Share
Sign-up
Register
Login
Web
Salesman

More keywords are said to be added soon which means the above keywords isn’t all.

What this entails is that, the upcoming update is going to wipe out blogs and sites with excess use of those keywords in blog posts or pages just like Google panda and the likes the only difference is that google panda focuses on poor content and backlinks while google zebra focuses on keywords.

Is this Update Really Going To Happen?
Webmaster, to be candid I’m really not sure whether or not the zebra update is going to really take effect but even if it does, am pretty sure it’s not going to wipe out all blogs with those keywords as it was said and I have got speculations to this.

Observation 1: You do have a blog right? Now take a close look at your blog contents and take a close observation at the above keywords, did any of those keywords appear in your blog post? Am pretty sure Yes and which tells you that %60-%80 of websites and blogs on the internet has one or two of those keywords, now if the update was going to really happen the way it was explained, your blog is going to be hit and same goes for %60-%80 sites.

Observation 2: If you take a close look at Google Adwords keywords in which advertisers use in their campaigns, majority of the above keywords appear there especially ‘sell’. Most advertisers are selling products, if zebra update should take effect then their website is wiped off search results why then should they keep advertising?

Observation 3: Most Top blogs and websites like techrader, techcrunch, marshable etc do have those keywords in their contents and adsense publishers survive mostly from search engine traffic, imagine no enough traffic, would there be enough earnings on both adsense and adword users?

Observation 4: Imagine a Google search user goes on Google to make a research for example ‘Buy Android Tablet‘ and Google displays results on the first page stating ‘Importance of Android tablets‘ is the Google search user satisfied with the result? Obviously No, and with that, users will just go off google and use other search engines in making searches.

Conclusion: I really do not think the google zebra update is going to take place anytime soon and even if it does, it is not going to wipe out blogs and websites with the above keywords like it is been discussed unless Google itself is tired of doing business.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Tips on Increasing Website Traffic through Google Images

What do you usually do whenever you spot a great photo in search results? Do you download and save it on your computer or do you click on the site that has uploaded it? If you do, imagine your readers clicking on the pictures, which your domain ranks for. This is a good way of increasing website traffic through Google Images.
As for me, I do both. I love browsing the Web for cool pictures of just about anything, from chocolate cupcakes to fashionable dresses. If I see an amazing image, I immediately download it on my laptop. Then, I check out the site that hosts it to find out if it offers other quality photos. I also go over the content if the title looks promising.
Why am I telling you this?
I am not the only person who likes to do these things. Several users out there look for photos too and if they come across one they like, they may just access the site that owns it.
So what does this have to do with you then? If you have a website, you can benefit greatly from these individuals.
“How?”, you may wonder. You can boost your site’s visibility.
How Do You Get Targeted Traffic From Images?
A user once posted this question as a comment to my blog post. He wanted to find out how I was able to determine if the stream of people coming in my site was indeed relevant.
I told the person that the traffic I get from such results is generally targeted since most users’ searches are specific. If, for example, I have a photo of a black dress and I optimise it properly, it can rank high for keywords I am using. And if these people visit my website, this is when I obtain quality traffic.
You Can Benefit From Google Image Search

Given that insight, it goes to show that you can increase the number of users visiting your site by adding your pages with photos.
As a note though, you do not just put any pictures. You must choose those with high quality and relevancy to your topic. Other than that, you need to apply the following tips:
Place The Right Photos
Assuming that you are writing about enjoying a holiday cruise in the Caribbean but the images show snow-capped mountains and chalets. Do you think there is a connection here?
Obviously, the answer is no. And if you insist on doing this repeatedly, you may lose some of your readers’ interest as well as your credibility. They may even deem you incapable of providing valuable information.
If you don’t want this to happen, always choose your photos carefully. Before you add them, don’t forget the next ideas.
Incorporate Keywords
Where? In strategic places like the following:
Filename – Change those series of digits with something more concise and descriptive. Maybe you can use Caribbean-sailing-holiday.jpg (note the jpg, which is the recommended extension) for a photo of your trip to the destination.
Alttag – Also called alternative text, you need this so that the search bots can index and crawl your images for related terms. You also require this as a code for screen readers to help the software interpret pictures’ content for the sake of visually impaired users.
Caption – You can choose to skip this aspect. But, personally, I prefer photos with descriptions. This is why I never forget to place one for my own images.
Show Your Creativity
Hmm, does this tip seem tricky? How can you be artistic with your photos?
Well, don’t just settle on boring ones. You can use comic strips, Instagram or Photoshop-edited pictures, or adorable stick figures. However, make sure that they are appropriate for the topic.
Remember, it is all up to you to make your site content interesting. So don’t be afraid to experiment and express your individuality through your work.
Final Thoughts
Do you think these strategies will work for you? You will never know unless you try, right?
So, what is your experience with Google Images? We would like to know what you have to say.

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