Force Google To Read Your Keywords First!
Force Google To Read Your Keywords First!
Now, remember I stated above that Google reads your webpage from top left, to bottom
right? Well, in general they do, but because most websites contain a left hand column
which contains all of their navigation links, as shown below:
Google WILL View all of the text in the left hand column Before The Body of the webpage. This
isn't good for us, because we want Google to actually read our content first!
How can you get around this? I've come up with a neat little trick that will ensure that Google
reads the actual body of your webpage before the left hand column containing your
navigational links.
Here is what you need to do:
Rather than creating a table that looks like this, which is essentially what the website above
looks like...
You should create a table that looks like this:
By doing this, Google will read the top left hand row/column first (This is labeled "empty
column") BUT will see that it is empty, so it will then read the body text of your webpage
and then read the 2nd left hand row/column which contains your navigational links! :-)
That's all there is to it!
In summary, I really want to point out the fact that, although good onpage optimization is
something you'll really want to do, it is NOT how you make dramatic changes in your search
engine ranking!
This is one of the biggest misconceptions in the search engine world. Many believe that by
getting your keyword density just right, or by moving your keywords around on the page in just
the right places, you'll really move up in the search engines.
Note: Keyword Density is the percentage of times a keyword appears on your page, compared
to the total number of words on the page.
Example:
If there were 10 total words on a webpage and your keyword, "dog", was listed on the page 3
times, the keyword density for the word "dog" would be 30% (3/10=.30).
Anyway, before we move on, I want you to know that what I've taught you so far are only
onpage optimization methods. These are things you should do to your webpages, but will only
move your website up a few places in the search engines. It is the offpage optimization factors
that will get you high rankings. I will teach you exactly what offpage optimization factors are,
AND how to make sure you optimize this perfectly for Google and the other major search
engines!“The Secret To Getting Listed In Google
In Under 24 Hours - Guaranteed”
You may or may not have heard people claim they can get listed in Google in only 24 hours. It
seems that nearly 100% of the people you run across in forums act like in order to get
indexed by Google in 24 hours is some miracle feat that can only be accomplished by
doing some "top secret" marketing tactic or advanced optimization strategy.
Well, the truth of the matter is...
Getting listed in Google in under a day is quite easy!
First, let's define what "getting indexed by Google" means...
Let's say that you create a brand new website. For our purposes, we'll call it
www.bradcallenscoolwebsite.com
If we go to Google and enter: www.bradcallenscoolwebsite.com into the search box, we'll see
that no results are returned. See below:
The reason no results appear is because our website is new and it's not "in Google's index"
yet. If you're not in their index, your site can't be ranked by them because they don't know your
site exists...
So, in order to rank in Google, you must first get into their index. Once your website is in there
index and you do a search like we did above, you'll see the screen below:
Notice your website title, description, and URL now appear... This website has been indexed
by Google.
Ok, now that we've got that out of the way, let's talk about what NOT to do when trying to get
indexed by Google. This drives me absolutely crazy when I see people doing this, and is
actually what I did at one time as well. The following URL might look familiar to you:
http://www.google.com/addurl.html
This is Google's actual website submission form. They state that you can use this form to
submit your website to their index of websites and it can take up to 6 weeks for your website to
be placed into their index. I don't know about you, but 4 weeks is a heck of a long time to just
wait for your website to be placed in their index rotation, let alone get a top ranking!
Now, remember I stated above that Google reads your webpage from top left, to bottom
right? Well, in general they do, but because most websites contain a left hand column
which contains all of their navigation links, as shown below:
Google WILL View all of the text in the left hand column Before The Body of the webpage. This
isn't good for us, because we want Google to actually read our content first!
How can you get around this? I've come up with a neat little trick that will ensure that Google
reads the actual body of your webpage before the left hand column containing your
navigational links.
Here is what you need to do:
Rather than creating a table that looks like this, which is essentially what the website above
looks like...
You should create a table that looks like this:
By doing this, Google will read the top left hand row/column first (This is labeled "empty
column") BUT will see that it is empty, so it will then read the body text of your webpage
and then read the 2nd left hand row/column which contains your navigational links! :-)
That's all there is to it!
In summary, I really want to point out the fact that, although good onpage optimization is
something you'll really want to do, it is NOT how you make dramatic changes in your search
engine ranking!
This is one of the biggest misconceptions in the search engine world. Many believe that by
getting your keyword density just right, or by moving your keywords around on the page in just
the right places, you'll really move up in the search engines.
Note: Keyword Density is the percentage of times a keyword appears on your page, compared
to the total number of words on the page.
Example:
If there were 10 total words on a webpage and your keyword, "dog", was listed on the page 3
times, the keyword density for the word "dog" would be 30% (3/10=.30).
Anyway, before we move on, I want you to know that what I've taught you so far are only
onpage optimization methods. These are things you should do to your webpages, but will only
move your website up a few places in the search engines. It is the offpage optimization factors
that will get you high rankings. I will teach you exactly what offpage optimization factors are,
AND how to make sure you optimize this perfectly for Google and the other major search
engines!“The Secret To Getting Listed In Google
In Under 24 Hours - Guaranteed”
You may or may not have heard people claim they can get listed in Google in only 24 hours. It
seems that nearly 100% of the people you run across in forums act like in order to get
indexed by Google in 24 hours is some miracle feat that can only be accomplished by
doing some "top secret" marketing tactic or advanced optimization strategy.
Well, the truth of the matter is...
Getting listed in Google in under a day is quite easy!
First, let's define what "getting indexed by Google" means...
Let's say that you create a brand new website. For our purposes, we'll call it
www.bradcallenscoolwebsite.com
If we go to Google and enter: www.bradcallenscoolwebsite.com into the search box, we'll see
that no results are returned. See below:
The reason no results appear is because our website is new and it's not "in Google's index"
yet. If you're not in their index, your site can't be ranked by them because they don't know your
site exists...
So, in order to rank in Google, you must first get into their index. Once your website is in there
index and you do a search like we did above, you'll see the screen below:
Notice your website title, description, and URL now appear... This website has been indexed
by Google.
Ok, now that we've got that out of the way, let's talk about what NOT to do when trying to get
indexed by Google. This drives me absolutely crazy when I see people doing this, and is
actually what I did at one time as well. The following URL might look familiar to you:
http://www.google.com/addurl.html
This is Google's actual website submission form. They state that you can use this form to
submit your website to their index of websites and it can take up to 6 weeks for your website to
be placed into their index. I don't know about you, but 4 weeks is a heck of a long time to just
wait for your website to be placed in their index rotation, let alone get a top ranking!
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