I got a letter in the mail today dealing with Domain Name Submission to Search Engines. They wanted $45.00 to summit my site to 20 established Search Engines and a quarterly position and ranking report for 10 keyword/phase listings from the 20 Search engines. Let us debunk this letter and see what it is that you are exactly getting and how to do the same using only the tools from the internet. More...

The definition of a Blog according to Wikipedia is: "a Web site, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, description of events, or other material such as graphics or videos.

Blogs are a great source of attaining traffic and Page Rank. In respect to SEO, Search Engine Optimization, Blogs fall into two categories "nofollow" and "dofollow" Blogs. We are going to look at the difference between the two types of Blogs, developing a relationship with Blogs writers, commenting that will increase traffic, Blogrolls and attaining In-Content-Links. More...

Directories are a great way to get your total backlink count up very quickly. However the links that you get from directories are usually of low quality, so you will need to submit to as many directories as possible before you will notice any kind of real difference in page rank. Let take a look at a few different types of directories and get a few pointers on what to look for when submitting.More...

Below you will find a list of websites that will link with your site and also are great links for generating traffic. These links would fall into the category of Natural Links because they are links from actual Content pages. I am always looking to add to this List so if you know of any great sites that offer free links and those links must come from a content page, make a post below and I will review it. More...

The main debate in domain names is: Does it matter if I use keywords in my domain name? There are arguments among SEO professionals on this subject:.  There are some that feel it does matter and some feel it does not. I personally try to use them if I can find an acceptable name using keywords. More...

The Title Tag appears in the browser Title Bar - at the very top of the window. If you look at your browser Title Bar you should see the title of this page "Title Tag" followed by the name of your browser. The title tag should be less then 64 characters in length. Search engines use the page title as the listing name for their search engine results page (SERP) and also tend to place a lot of importance on the title tag, for obvious reasons - the title is supposed to describe the content or purpose of the  page. More...

What is a meta tag?   It is a hidden tag that is found in the head of an HTML document.  It supplies additional information about the document.

Don't be misled!  Meta tags are not "magic beans" that will sprout your site to the top of the search pages.  They are like everything else...just a tool.  The meta tags will improve your position and standing in the search engines.  But only the ones that actually use them.  If meta tags are used in conjunction with other SEO strategies, they will help you further your site standings.  More...

Headings are created with a <hn> tag, in which there is a number between 1 and 6

The table below shows headings as normally displayed from larger to smaller. More...

Text links are the best way to link your pages together. They offer a few different option to help optimize your pages and Google says in there Webmaster Guidelines "Every page should be reachable from at least one static text link." and"Try to use text instead of images to display important names, content, or links. The Google crawler doesn't recognize text contained in images." More...

Images are a wonderful method for making a web site more attractive and also gets the attention of the the actual users of your site. However Serach Engine bots can not read any text within an image or dertimine what the image actually is, so from stand point of Search Engine Optimization we must construct our images with an alt="Text Here" so that a search engine can have some text to help determine what the image is. More...