C.Jackson Website Design: More SEO Q&A

Thursday, September 24, 2009

More SEO Q&A

Oh my,

1. Starting with the html: please copy and past into an email to me...these are "reciprocated link requests" and need to be put onto your site. Not all of the sites require these, but some will. I will discretely place these on your site (meaning they will not be readily visible), unless you want them to be visible. If they ask what page to look for the html...let them know it will be on www.jacquehunter.com/backlinks

2. Knowing what you have accomplished: almost NO search engine optimization (nor advertising) will give instant gratification. It will, however (I promise promise you) pay off in time.

The one exception to this rule is the actual content (text) written in your site. Google, Bing, Yahoo (even though they claim not to) crawl your site content often and register the keywords written within your text.

I really want to encourage you to come up with some new stuff to write in your site. Did you visit the Avon rep site I told you about? She had some super ideas for content, I realize it is not the same industry but I see some stuff you can effectively make your own within the same ideals.

So, with the diligence I mentioned before, you will soon know what you have accomplished via your site stats.

3. You have read pseudo-correctly about multiple submissions. Your submissions will not be considered as literal spam, the 2nd and 3rd duplicate submissions will simply be rejected and the 1st will remain in it's spot (no worries unless you maliciously overwhelm the listing sites).

I really hope I helped, if I haven't answered your questions completely PLEASE point that out to me and I will keep on it :). I am so proud of you, you are the first person who I have seen actually get after this and come back with specific questions- keep up the hard work! You're doing well!!!!

Christine Jackson
C.Jackson Website Solutions

From: jackiehunter@verizon.net
To: christine.jackson@live.com
Subject: Re: My ad compared to another on same site
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2009 22:03:52 -0400

OK, I've been reading. Probably jumped in quicker than I should have. Your web page is a treasure chest of information and I clicked on several of the seo's on the page. The first two or three I could handle...don't know how much good it did as it said it could take 6-8 weeks for listing if ever. Like Google. It was easy so I clicked on another one and got a spider crawling right away but the second step was picking a box and cutting and pasting. I thought I can do that but then after choosing (blindly) I had HTML come up and I was supposed to paste it into my web page. Uh Oh. I stopped but then I got an e-mail saying the spider had already crawled. My analylitics were up. But since I skipped a step, I don't know what I accomplished.

My question...I read that if you over submit it can be considered as spam. How do I know if one of the sites I clicked on submitted to more than one Search Engine and if I duplicated myself? Such a learning curve.

Thanks for offering to submit my page on new discoveries...Jackie