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Gangadhar….
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First make sure it can get indexed in the search engines, you can submit it yourself and then get it to rank better. Check out Search Engine Marketing Inc

There are a lot of places to get SEO information from. There are tons of conferences (i.e. SMX, Webmaster World) as well as online sites with tons of information. I recommend Aaron Wall’s Seobook.com, Rand Fishkin’s Seomoz.org, searchenginestrategies.com and wpromote.com/blog is where our company writes about tons of SEO and other Internet Related news.

Many companies will train you on SEO, you just have to be a quick learner and be web savvy.

- Read up! – Aaron

I need to get search engine optimization done

-Madison

There is no standard search engine optimization process. Almost all search engine optimization company follow their own processes.

I recently came across an interest search engine optimization SEO process. You can view, download & learn the process from http://www.cyberwebrealestate.com/process.htm

Regards,
Jacob.

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I never heard of that company, but that doesn’t mean much. There are thousands of SEO companies out there.

Depending on your company website, would be a major factor on what SEO company you choose.
SEO companies normally charge you a lot of money, and they do "some" of the work. What they do is send you reports of what changes "you" have to make to better your search engine results. Some will offer to do the work for you at an additional charge.

Again, depending on your company, you might be better off hiring a freelancer. A SEO freelancer can do the work for you at a fraction of the cost that a SEO company would charge.

SEO can be easy for some websites. You may be able to do it all on your own, if you know what to do.

If you want to contact me, give me more information about your company. I can give you better advise and a tutorial on SEO, so you can make a better choice.

What the best structure for metadata?

ANy tips for search engine optimization?

Meta data is only used by search engine spiders. It appears above the HTML code that forms the underpinnings of your site’s presentation layer.

Meta data includes such things as your site’s name, URL and key word tag. Once the most important factor in search engine results, keyword tags in meta data don’t have the weight they once did.

SEO tips:

1. submit your site map to Google and Yahoo. This provides spiders with a set of directions and "personal" invitation.

2. Add HTML title tags to each page. Each tag becomes a Google listing, thus providing many more site access points. That’s why, if I search "Harry Potter" on Google, one listing on the first search engine results page (SERPs) will be for Amazon. If I click on it, I’m taken directly to the Harry Potter page rather than coming through Amazon’s front door.

3. Even though meta data stays the same from site page to site page, add it to every page. SE bots are none-too-bright.

4. Avoid keyword stuffing. 2-3% is good. Anything over 5% starts to sound like gibberish.

5. Use embedded text links in the main texts of your site. Search engine spiders follow links, so if you give them a lot of links within your site, spiders stay longer, index more and provide a more accurate picture of your site.

6. Use your HTML description tag to appeal to humans, not spiders. The description tag content appears directly under the blue link for your site on SERPs.

7. Avoid anything that even hints at black hat tactics, i.e. no invisible text, title tags match page data, keyword density of less than 5% in main text; 50% in headers.

8. Place keywords in headlines, underlined, bolded or italic text.

9. Focus on your top five keywords and phrases at first. Then, gradually expand your list.

10. Finally, visit Google’s webmaster central. This search engine runs the web world so you might as well do exactly what the Googlistas want, and they tell you what’s legal (and good) and what isn’t regarding SEO.

Good luck with your site,
Paul Lalley
editor@webwordslinger.com