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Follow on Google News | FreelanceSEO.org - Some Useful Tips for SEOYou can get a high rank for your site by following the suggestions, you must work on these aspects on a regular basis. And the best word that describes the entire linking procedure or the content is-“ relevancy”.
By: FreelanceSEO.org Reciprocal Links Reciprocal links are mutually exchanged links between two websites. For Example, if “A” has a website and “B” has another then “A” can place the link of his site on B’s site and vice-versa. It is seen that sites with higher PRs (page ranks) tend to avoid the request by those having lower PRs. However, if you keep trying then you might get their approval. You must remember that gentle reminders or follow-ups do produce favorable results. Quality Content Whenever you write try to make it as contextual as possible. Genuine and co-related writing are preferred by the crawlers and it can also help in gaining word-of-mouth publicity. If possible, try to add content to your site periodically, as having lots of relevant contents definitely helps. You can integrate a blog to your site and you can keep maintaining that blog as the content augmentation strategy. Titles, Meta Tags, and Description Every page of your site must have relevant title (research a bit on the keyword tool and write the title accordingly) Proper naming of the images You must use ALT attribute for naming the images. For example, say, you have a page that has E-72 Nokia Mobile phone image then you must name it for the relevancy. A proper image name would be “Nokia E 71” whereas an improper naming is “xyz” or any other name that does not have any resemblance. # # # FreelanceSEO.org is a comprehensive online marketing & website designing firms. Provide professional Search Engine Optimization (SEO), to Social Media Marketing & Optimization and PPC, to help your business grow online with a significant ROI. End
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