Top Ten Organic SEO Myths Challenged

I study an excellent article today from SearchEngineLand that spoke about organic SEO myths. I would remark that for the most part I either assent with the article or learned from the article. Here are the points they covered that I acquiesce with. (1) "You should submit your URL's to search engines" (2) "PPC ads will help/hurt rankings" (3) "Your site will be banned if you ignore Google's guidelines" (4) "Your site will be banned if you get links" (5) "SEO copy must be 250 words in length" Here are the points I learned from (1) "You require a Google Sitemap" -- Using my SEO Elite tool I came to realize that a Google Sitemap is not necessary. And here are the points I hold in subject which I will discuss later. (1) "H1 (or any header tags) must be used for high rankings" -- Again, using my SEO Elite tool I can indeed prove a instance for H1 tags. (2) Words in your meta keyword tag have to be used on the page. (3) "You want to update your site frequently" (4) "You n
ecessitate to optimize for the lenghty tail." NOTE: I will location points 3 & 4 in a companion article to this one as they are best viewed as a unit. *** Why I Utilize Meta Keywords *** This has more to do with me than the search engines. After doing my "bum marketing" article research to determine the title of my article I then commit to that exact topic by creating my meta tag information. I do not go for 3 or 4 keywords per page, on the other hand rather one tightly niched focused spread out tail keyword. This mode I contain only 1 meta tag keyword which leaves me extremely fixed on the actual content of the article. Therefore, using the "meta tag keyword" is my course of action of committing myself to what will be the focus of that article. Bird walking be gone! *** Using Exact Keywords In Meta Tags *** The more you focus on a given keyword the more you commit yourself to that topic for your page. The result is that humans get exactly what they expect when they come
to your site after searching on an exact keyword. It's a comfort for your viewers to be sure. I've been to sites where I can't all the more find the keyword I searched on anywhere on the page. In my opinion, if the keyword doesn't manifest up then I'm not willing to scan the article. Therefore, putting it in the H1 tag at the top of your stage ads increased comfort to your site visitors which directly impacts their length of stay on your website. This is one of many factors that the search engines certainly do monitor. Therefore, I will embrace the extended tail keyword in both the H1 & H2 tags, once at the top of the article, once at the bottom, & let it go with that. Doing this I have found my website pages hitting top 10 positions within a event of days if not less than 24 hours. *** Using Analogous Keywords To Meta Tags On Episode *** Over using a given keyword, still a meta tag keyword on a sheet is not recommended. Using words that are r
esembling to your meta tag keyword data is indeed a acceptable idea. Google knows when they are being spammed. You can trust that Google doesn't like being a victim of such strategies and will indeed penalize you for doing as such. Therefore, much the same words like "Search Engine Optimization" instead of "SEO" are always recommended. *** Conclusion *** Given the reasons mentioned above I issue the phrase "words in your meta keyword tag have to be used on the page" as being one of the true organic SEO myths. Full text: http://computerandtechnologies.com/search-engine-optimization/news_2008-11-03-21-30-03-773.html