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Q). How long does it take to achieve premium results?
A). There are many answers and decidng factors. The most accurate answer is that it depends on the keywords you select, the competition and when you sctually start the marketing process.
Q). Why
should I submit my site to search engines?
A). 85% of
users rely on search engines to locate information on the Web. By registering
your site with various search engines, you make it easier for visitors
to find your site and the information that you have to offer.
Q). Do you recommend advertising on the search engines?
A). We recommend a combination of marketing solutions including "pay for performance, email marketing, directory submissions and organic serach engine submissions.
Q). What
is considered a top search engine position?
A). Recent studies
indicate that if people can't find what they're looking for within
the first 30 listings of a search query, they will enter a different
search term and look elsewhere. With that in mind, we consider a top position
to be a listing in the first 30. Of course, everybody wants to be number
one in every search engine, but in reality, no search engine optimization
company can absolutely control what a search engine does.
Q). What
is Search Engine Optimization?
A). Search
Engine optimization or SEO is the general name for a broad spectrum of
techniques
that can be used to improve your search engine rankings.
These techniques range from legitimate techniques such as proper keyword selection,search-engine friendly page design and meta-tag construction, to dubious (and hated by the search engines) stunts like cloaking and link farming.
Q). What
is URL submission ?
A). It
is the transmission of your URL, which is your web page's address on the
internet,
to highly trafficked sites for placement in their indexes. Included with
the URL are the web page's title, a description and your keywords that
are used to find information at Search engines, Online directories, specialty
sites, free classified ad sites and link pages.
Q). What
is a web-spider?
A). A
web-spider is an automated program that search engines use to "crawl" around
the web looking for web-pages. Spiders work by visiting a web-page, noting
what
is on it, and then following the links to other pages. This is called "spidering."
When you submit your URL to a search engine, you're basically giving its spider a new starting point to crawl from.
Q). What
is a search engine?
A). A
Search Engine is a database of web-pages. It uses a special program called
a web-spider
to wander around the web, recording information about web-pages it finds.
When you "add your url" to a search engine, you are basically suggesting that it come and take a look at your web site. If it likes what it sees, it may add it to its database, and keep a copy of some of the information on your page to show to searchers. What it remembers about your page is up to the web-spider; you can't control it, but if you provide good meta-tags and a good title tag, most spiders will use the information in them.
Just being in a search engine database does not mean you'll rank highly for any particular query. That depends on the search engine's ranking algorithm, which looks at your web-page and tries to figure out what it's supposed to be about.
Q). Do
I need to host my web site with your company?
A). You do not need to host
with us to take advantage of our services. If you are with another host
company, you will need to provide us with information
(hostname, username, password, and initial directory)
to access to your web files via FTP. If you prefer, we can provide you with
the doorway pages and you or your webmaster can upload these pages to your
server.
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Fri, June 12, 2009
