Archive for the 'On Site SEO' Category

Can Adding More Pages Increase Search Engine Ranking

Sunday, October 15th, 2006

Search engines index pages and they rank pages separately from entire sites. The way pages are connected to sites is that they are all linked together (hopefully) using anchor text to hep the inner site SEO. Links are the most important thing to increase ranking of a website for key words. If all the pages in your website are all connected, they will all have links to other pages in the site. This is key to increasing ranking for the website as a whole.

You will be getting traffic from search engines for phrases that you would not think of. It all depends on the title of each page and the key word density of the pages as well as the anchor text linking to them.

 Many pages increases the length of the address of the page which makes it more likely to be indexed in a search that you would not expect it to be indexed for. All of this increases the search engine traffic which means that it is possible that more pages of content can increase your websites traffic as a whole.

 - George Christodoulou -

Stuffing The Meta Tags

Wednesday, October 11th, 2006

This is one of the poblems that manynew people face when dealing with SEO. Everyone has read about meta-tags and how they are used on a website. Many people become confused and misunderstand that these things are not as important as they used to be.

Since people figured out that search engines found the relavency of a site based on these tags, they would add every key word under the sun in them. Now, these tags are not as important and it is actually better if you only put the WORDS, not phrases, that are related to the page NOT WEBSITE.

Sorry to sidetrack, but I thought I would rehash some old information relating to sites vs pages. When writing meta tags, make sure they are all different for different pages. The page about golfing shoes is different from golfing pants so change the tags.

- George Christodoulou -

Home Page PR3, Other pages PR0…Why?

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

This is one of the more common problems that occur. Yea, yea again with the page rank. ” page rank has nothing to do with the qulaity of the site.” This may be so, but it does mean something because people want to have links on those sites. Anyway, this is one of the harder problems to fix if you are not a technical webmaster. If your site was created for you and all you are doing is cutting and pasting things into your site then you need to learn more about creating websites.

 If you know a little bit, but not that much, what you can do it add an XML sitemap, which is a map of all the pages of your site. This way all the pages of your site are seen on the home page and page rank can spill into your inner pages.

Page rank is like a score and it will spill over into the other pages of your site like it will into o