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Understanding SEO
- 1. Welcome
- 14. Relevant Content rich Change often Other people think are great Keywords Content Updates Links
- 15. Content & Keywords Keywords Content
- 35. Where should they go?
- 42. 3. Footers
- 44. 4. In your navigation titles, and inline links
- 46. In Line Text - Example
- 53. Updates Keywords Content Updates
- 54. Why? website website website website website Website New News! Website New event! Website New prices! Website New news!
- 59. Links Internal links External links Keywords Content Updates Links
- 60. External Links YOUR SITE THEIR SITE YOUR SITE THEIR SITE Reciprocal link One-way link
- 79. Forums – Example Trip Advisor
- 86. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- Intro me- what I do Aim of today – understand Google – when I refer to Google I do mean all other search engines too. I’ve made up a list of the most popular products, which I’ll hand out to you now, what we will touch on today though are Web search Image search (this morning) Maps Ad words Analytics We may touch on Blogger and trends if we have time
- Google began in January 1996, as a research project by Larry Page at University = when he thought that analysing relationships between websites was better than just looking at keywords and the number of times they appear ont eh site . They hypothesized that a search engine that analyzed the relationships between websites would produce better ranking of results than existing techniques, which ranked results according to the number of times the search term appeared on a page.[6] Their search engine was originally nicknamed "BackRub" because the system checked backlinks to estimate the importance of a site.[7] A small search engine called Rankdex was already exploring a similar strategy.[8]
- Around 140 products the Google has active at the moment. HAND OUT - GOOGLE PRODUCTS LIST Although Web search is the most important, Ad words has 99% of Google's revenue is derived from its advertising programs US$10.492 billion in total advertising revenues and only US$112 million in licensing and other revenues.
- As Google web search – Google’s core product, it’s aim is to give relvant results In essence this product is free to use and free to register on
- What you are hoping Google will do is when someone types in yoru name – you appear at the top
- See the little map too – I’ll show you that later
- What is a bit trickier – is when someone types in a BROADER term – like PUB NEWBURY – you still want to appear at the top
- It has little robots that visit your site
- Is probably around 3 months out of date – EXERCISE- check when google last visited your site Type in tyep in pub newbury – click on the CACHE link Now look at the last tiem the webstie was vistied. Can you also see the blue and yellow text – those are the keywords that match our words we’ve typed in
- I used the word PageRank – what is that …… well it is the cululation of 5 pointed star of Google Pagerank works out all these things on the star and turns them into a number 1 – 9 - BBC 10 – Not linear
- We don’t want to appear in the top Ten in Google on a word like Liverpool City Football Club do we? No-one would click on our site, as when they got there, there would be nothing about Liverpool City Football Club on it!! So your keywords need to be relevant
- But I fyou don’t subscribe to one fo these services, how do you end up getting here?
- When people visit, ask them what they typed in, how they found you on the web Keyword tracker will allow us to put down our gut feelings and see how popular they are Adwords here is used just to get ideas not to think through the adwords thing
- So we want to appear in the top ten on words that are relevant to what we do If your keywords match words that people are typing into Google then there is a match. And then you’ll queue politely in your PAGERANK EXERCISE – do a gut feeling list, start to put down some phrases now Recommended by say AA or RAC or Alistair Sawday EXERCISE – now try those in Google – what appears? These are great but don’t mean much until we know which of these keywords are actually being used by searchers
- Updating content is key to the success of your site
- Create a diary of content and WRITe it in your diary
- People don’t know that internal links are important too – it can show Google which pages YOU see as important too! First we’ll look at external links
- EXERCISE – check your PageRank, write it on your page - keywords
- Let’s go an have a look around trip advisor for your area – look at trip advisor and type in pubs in newbury What does it say about the yew tree inn? Try your area? Check out your area – who is listed?
- You do need a Google Account to access it Very easy to do