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Now Bateeilee Blog will post SEO Terms Reference Guide. Simple Definitions to Common Search Engine Optimization Terms. Search engine optimization (SEO) is a confusing subject filled with terminology that you need to understand in order to implement the SEO techniques that are thought to boost search traffic to your blog. Following is a quick reference guide that provides easy to understand definitions to common search engine optimization terms so you can start implementing SEO techniques as soon as you hear about them rather than wondering what they mean.

Today Bateeilee Blog will post 5 SEO Tips to Increase Image Search Traffic,When you think of search engine optimization (SEO), you probably think of using keywords within text content, but there are more ways to optimize your blog posts to boost search traffic. Optimizing images for search engines is an often overlooked method of increasing search traffic to your blog, and it only takes a few seconds to turn images that might get skipped by search engines into neon signs that your content is relevant, high quality, and useful to search audiences.

Now I will Share Benefit Blog Tittle for Search Engine. Don't neglect your page titles when you make new content. A good title can influence your rank in Google, and it can drive people to either click on your page or stay away.

Why Do Titles Matter to Search Engine Results?

What If Title Keywords Didn't Make a Difference?

Now Bateeilee Blog will share 11 Free Link Building Tips.Incoming links are an essential component of building a successful blog. Links give your blog more authority on Technorati and a higher Google Page Rank. Together, those ratings can make your blog more attractive to advertisers, which allows you to charge higher advertising rates. Additionally, as your blog grows in authority and your number of incoming links grows, your Google search engine rankings will rise, which equates to more traffic to your blog. With more traffic comes more ad impressions, greater potential for pay-per-click ads to actually be clicked on and ultimately, more money for you.

Now Bateeilee Blog will share How to Boost blog Traffic with Long Tail SEO. Most bloggers who analyze their blog traffic statistics learn that the majority of visitors to their blogs come directly from keyword searches on popular search engines like Google, Yahoo! and Bing. Many of those bloggers spend a lot of time doing keyword research to identify the keywords that people are actively typing into their preferred search engines to find content similar to what is published on those blogs. The reason is simple. Once you know the keywords that people use in order to find content like yours, you can revise your existing content and write new content that actually uses those keywords in order to capture some traffic from those keyword searches.

A Search Engine Optimization Problem

Unfortunately, the world of online keyword searches is imperfect, and it can be very difficult to compete with large, popular Web sites for broad and popular keyword traffic. How can your small blog appear high enough in keyword search results when big sites with deep pockets and vast content are already dominating the scene?

A Search Engine Optimization Solution

One answer is long-tail search engine optimization, which is the highly targeted and specific keyword search optimization that small bloggers can leverage to boost meaningful traffic to their blogs.

Going after the Long-Tail SEO Traffic

Long tail search engine optimization techniques involve researching the very specific keywords and keyword phrases that people use to find content like yours, and then writing content on your site that focuses on those keywords. For example, instead of focusing on a keyword such as parenting, which is an extremely broad and competitive in terms of search results rankings, a blogger could focus on writing content for a more specific keyword phrase, such as parenting twin infants, that is more targeted to their content and attracts a smaller, niche audience. The assumption is that large blogs already own the broad search phrases, so they're unlikely to spend time optimizing content for highly specific keywords that attract smaller audiences. That's exactly where smaller bloggers can snatch some traffic from the big players.

Now BateeIlee will share experiences Knowing Mastergoogle.com. Mastergoogle is a site that helps you to improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Inbound Links and many more that you will get from the site. if you have an account there, and you will get a variety of experiences in improving the performance of the website or blog you have.

The site is headed by someone who is very nice and friendly with anyone who is his full name is Aly Husayni and he was bloody india or pakistan could be a person, but not many people know the true origins of his right

What I love about the site is the site are happy to help greet who beg their assistance in terms of optimization of your site or blog without the cost, especially to the owners blogspot account which is a domain in the Host by Google themselves, their team will be happy to help the bloggers

of course you are asking how to get the free seo for your blog or site from mastergoogle? not be confused fella to get it is very easy you can try it here http://www.mastergoogle.com/services/free-seo/. and fill in the form provided in the right way, and you do not have to worry about the security of the data from your site, they will not make your site destroyed or share your login details to other parties

What will you get from Free Seo Mastergoogle :
Free SEO is now open to everyone. We offer 4 groups of plans to fit all businesses.
I can only tell you that it may be useful for those who need it and useful also for his other blogger friends

http://www.mastergoogle.com/services/free-seo/.

Now Bateeilee Blogs Will share about Directory Links In the early days of search engine marketing, all you had to do to increase your site’s ranking was load up your web site with the “right” keywords. But unfortunately, doing so led to a situation in which more of the “wrong” sites were getting all the attention.

In an effort to right this wrong, search engines began focusing on link popularity. The theory behind this approach was simple: if a web site had an impressive number of incoming links, the assumption was that the site contained valuable content.

But like all good theories, this one had holes through which sneaky webmasters also crawled. To take maximum advantage of using popularity to increase page ranking, they started setting up web sites that consisted of nothing more than links. And to make matters even worse, the majority of links were completely useless, with many leading to sites considered unsavory.

Most of the early link directories didn’t provide those who used the web with any valuable content whatsoever. It seemed their main purpose was to provide space for webmasters to gather together bunches of links and in doing so, help give the impression that these web sites were more “popular.” 

Being the protector of users’ rights that it is, it didn’t take Google long to realize that link directories such as these were only cluttering up the Internet. They didn’t offer anything of value to users; exactly opposite what web sites are supposed to do.

That’s when Google came up with a rating system for the links being used to increase a site’s popularity. Soon thereafter, many of those link directories received the ultimate punishment: getting labeled as SPAM.

Today, although they’re very easy to use, you’ve got to be very careful using link directories. That’s because including links to your web site on the wrong ones could have serious consequences. Not only could doing so lower your site’s ranking, but the site itself could be banned for using a “spam site” to generate traffic!

So find a link directory that’s relevant and SEO friendly, meaning basically that the page on which your link will be listed is spiderable. In other words, the search engine robots can scan the pages, cache the links and assign page ranking to the site, which is your ultimate goal.

When considering a link directory, make sure your link will not appear as a redirect. If it does, the link will be worthless because it won’t be assigned a PR. The link should not make use of no index, no follow tags for the same reason; they prohibit robots from spidering the page. There shouldn’t be more than say 30 links on a page and your link shouldn’t be positioned too far from the home page. And finally, make sure the link directory itself has a respectable Google Page Rank.

If this is all too much to remember, you have another option. Why not buy targeted text link ads instead?

Bateeilee Blogs Now will share Building Backlinks One of the less known ways of building up the backlinks to your site is by having your site listed with the numerous top sites located on the web. These sites are very niche specific. You will find them by doing Google searches like “top100 web hosts” or “top100 Flower sites” etc. depending of course on what exactly it is that best represents your niche market.

These top 100 sites are all traffic driven meaning that the more traffic you send to them the more they will display your links on their top 100 list of sites. This of course works very well for sites that already have a bit of traffic. Those sites that are new, and that do not have much traffic will not receive a lot of benefit from this type of link until such a time as their traffic grows.

Another method that can be very useful in generating backlinks is by taking advantage of the news groups. News groups are like bulletin boards. Each board is on a unique topic and each one will allow the general public to post to the board. These boards are very niche specific so it is important that you only post your messages to boards that share a similar niche to that of your own site. 

When posting to boards always observe the rules of the board. Never do multiple posts, and never use improper language or you can bet that spam accusations will follow and your ISP could be banned as a result.

In order to gain access to the news groups you may need to subscribe to a news service. Most ISP’s do offer news groups as part of their services. For those that do not it is possible to find third party sites that can offer you access to these same groups at a very nominal charge.

Another method that is just recently becoming popular is the use of community sites as a place to put text links back to your sites. There are a lot of very high traffic communities out there and all of them are looking for more content. One of the most popular community sites today is the youtube.com broadcasting site. It is possible to set up a youtube account, and then place references to your email address and your website on that account. Any time someone from the youtube community scans your site they will see your link and potentially pay your site a visit.

There are other equally popular community sites besides YouTube. Another one of the popular ones is myspace.com. Once again this site will let you build a profile and once again it will let you place your links for other community members to see. Yahoo, AOL, MSN all have similar community sites that may be used in the same fashion. The key in using these sites to successfully generate traffic is to use them responsible. Do not over post to them, and never just send unsolicited emails or you will likely get banned and removed from the system.

Obtaining more backlinks to your site doesn’t have to be an overly complicated process. No matter which type of site you are trying to use, always keep in mind the lesson that spamming is a very bad practice and do everything you can to ensure that it is somebody else that is doing the spamming and not you.

301 Redirect

IIS Redirect

• In internet services manager, right click on the file or folder you wish to redirect
• Select the radio titled "a redirection to a URL".
• Enter the redirection page
• Check "The exact url entered above" and the "A permanent redirection for this resource"
• Click on 'Apply'

ColdFusion Redirect

<.cfheader statuscode="301" statustext="Moved permanently">
<.cfheader name="Location" value="http://www.new-url.com">

PHP Redirect

<?
Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" );
Header( "Location: http://www.new-url.com" );
?>

ASP Redirect

<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Response.Status="301 Moved Permanently"
Response.AddHeader "Location","http://www.new-url.com/"
%>

ASP .NET Redirect

<script runat="server">
private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently";
Response.AddHeader("Location","http://www.new-url.com");
}
</script>

JSP (Java) Redirect

<%
response.setStatus(301);
response.setHeader( "Location", "http://www.new-url.com/" );
response.setHeader( "Connection", "close" );
%>

CGI PERL Redirect

$q = new CGI;
print $q->redirect("http://www.new-url.com/");

Ruby on Rails Redirect

def old_action
headers["Status"] = "301 Moved Permanently"
redirect_to "http://www.new-url.com/"
end

Redirect Old domain to New domain using htaccess redirect

Redirect to www using htaccess redirect

How to Redirect HTML

Search Engine Friendly Redirect Check Enter the URL whose Redirect you want to check

SEO experts spend most of their time optimizing for Google and occasionally one or two other search engines. There is nothing wrong in it and it is most logical, having in mind that topping Google is the lion's share in Web popularity but very often, no matter what you do, topping Google does not happen. Or sometimes, the price you need to pay (not literally but in terms of effort and time) to top Google and keep there is too high. Maybe we should mention here the ultimate SEO nightmare – being banned from Google, when you simply can't use Google (or not at least until you are readmitted to the club) and no matter if you like it or not, you need to have a look about possible alternatives. 

What are Google Alternatives 

Web Directories

 

What is a Web Directory? 

 

Examples of Web Directories

Specialized Search Engines

 

What is a Specialized Search Engine?

Examples of Specialized Search Engines

For example, let's look at three URLs:

   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php?threadid=12345&sort=date
   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php?threadid=67890&sort=date
   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php?threadid=13579&sort=date

All three of these URLs point to three different pages. But if the search engine purges the information after the first offending character, the question mark (?), now all three pages look the same:

   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php
   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php
   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php

Now, you don't have unique pages, and consequently, the duplicate URLs won't be indexed.

Another issue is that dynamic pages generally do not have any keywords in the URL. It is very important to have keyword rich URLs. Highly relevant keywords should appear in the domain name or the page URL. This became clear in a recent study on how the top three search engines, Google, Yahoo, and MSN, rank websites. 

The study involved taking hundreds of highly competitive keyword queries, like travel, cars, and computer software, and comparing factors involving the top ten results. The statistics show that of those top ten, Google has 40-50% of those with the keyword either in the URL or the domain; Yahoo shows 60%; and MSN has an astonishing 85%! What that means is that to these search engines, having your keywords in your URL or domain name could mean the difference between a top ten ranking, and a ranking far down in the results pages. 

The Solution

So what can you do about this difficult problem? You certainly don't want to have to go back and recode every single dynamic URL into a static URL. This would be too much work for any website owner. 

If you are hosted on a Linux server, then you will want to make the most of the Apache Mod Rewrite Rule, which is gives you the ability to inconspicuously redirect one URL to another, without the user's (or a search engine's) knowledge. You will need to have this module installed in Apache; for more information, you can view the documentation for this module here. This module saves you from having to rewrite your static URLs manually. 

How does this module work? When a request comes in to a server for the new static URL, the Apache module redirects the URL internally to the old, dynamic URL, while still looking like the new static URL. The web server compares the URL requested by the client with the search pattern in the individual rules. 

For example, when someone requests this URL:
   http://www.somesites.com/forums/the-challenges-of-dynamic-urls.html

The server looks for and compares this static-looking URL to what information is listed in the .htaccess file, such as:

   RewriteEngine on
   RewriteRule thread-threadid-(.*)\.htm$ thread.php?threadid=$1

It then converts the static URL to the old dynamic URL that looks like this, with no one the wiser:

   http://www.somesites.com/forums/thread.php?threadid=12345 

You now have a URL that only will rank better in the search engines, but your end-users can definitely understand by glancing at the URL what the page will be about, while allowing Apache's Mod Rewrite Rule to handle to conversion for you, and still keeping the dynamic URL. 

If you are not particularly technical, you may not wish to attempt to figure out the complex Mod Rewrite code and how to use it, or you simply may not have the time to embark upon a new learning curve. Therefore, it would be extremely beneficial to have something to do it for you. This http://www.webconfs.com/url-rewriting-tool.php can definitely help you. What this tool does is implement the Mod Rewrite Rule in your .htaccess file to secretly convert a URL to another, such as with dynamic and static ones. 

With the http://www.webconfs.com/url-rewriting-tool.php, you can opt to rewrite single pages or entire directories. Simply enter the URL into the box, press submit, and copy and paste the generated code into your .htaccess file on the root of your website. You must remember to place any additional rewrite commands in your .htaccess file for each dynamic URL you want Apache to rewrite. Now, you can give out the static URL links on your website without having to alter all of your dynamic URLs manually because you are letting the Mod Rewrite Rule do the conversion for you, without JavaScript, cloaking, or any sneaky tactics. 

Another thing you must remember to do is to change all of your links in your website to the static URLs in order to avoid penalties by search engines due to having duplicate URLs. You could even add your dynamic URLs to your Robots Exclusion Standard File (robots.txt) to keep the search engines from spidering the duplicate URLs. Regardless of your methods, after using the http://www.webconfs.com/url-rewriting-tool.php, you should ideally have no links pointing to any of your old dynamic URLs. 

You have multiple reasons to utilize static URLs in your website whenever possible. When it's not possible, and you need to keep your database-driven content as those old dynamic URLs, you can still give end-users and search engine a static URL to navigate, and all the while, they are still your dynamic URLs in disguise. When a search engine engineer was asked if this method was considered "cloaking", he responded that it indeed was not, and that in fact, search engines prefer you do it this way. The http://www.webconfs.com/url-rewriting-tool.php not only saves you time and energy by helping you use static URLs by converting them transparently to your dynamic URLs, but it will also save your rankings in the search engines. 

You've heard it time and time again: if you want to get your name out there, write articles and allow them to be freely reproduced (with a resource box pointing back to you, of course). Largely, that is true. A well-written article can:
So far you probably haven't heard anything you didn't already know. What YOU are likely to be struggling with is the process of actually writing the article. Sure, you can come up with the content - but how do you really grab those readers? How do you keep their attention all the way through? And most importantly, how do you make them want to come back for more?

Let's assume that you understand the basics of constructing and editing an article (it has a beginning, middle, and an end and you know how to check the grammar and spelling.) Most of us can manage that. But if you're not content with simply "getting something out there" - if you want to WIN readers - then you need to start thinking about what they want to know, rather than what you want to tell them.

Put your readers first - every time. Give them what they want, and they'll be queuing up to read anything you produce. Give them something bland (or worse, blatantly self-serving) and they'll blast by you so fast you'll be spinning in the back draft.

The following four steps will give you a blueprint for writing articles that captivate your readers - whatever the topic.

1. Find Out What Your Readers Really Want
Sometimes you'll know what they want because you're an expert in the field, and understand the problems. If you don't know the subject area well, you'll have to do more research. Look for forums on your topic and see what people are discussing. What are the problems that need solving? Can you provide an answer? ("If they have a headache, give them an aspirin.")

2. Start With An Attention-Grabber
Spend time working on your opening. Try to avoid trite questions like "Have you ever wondered why so many people find it difficult to lose weight?" Firstly, it's dull. Secondly, it's not targeting the person reading the article - what do they care about the difficulties "many people" have with losing weight? They only care about THEIR weight problem!

Try to come up with an opening paragraph that gives the reader that warm "Hey, this is about me!" feeling right away. Better still; try to generate a rush of excitement - "This could be the answer I've been looking for..."

Example: "The diet gurus make it all sound so easy: to lose weight, all you have to do is expend more energy than you take in. Huh! If it were that simple, the "Big People" stores would be out of business in a heartbeat. Luckily for those of us who are tired of diets, gyms and dull group meetings, there is a back-to-basics way to tackle this. A way that won't cost you a fortune or leave you feeling deprived."

3. Write As You Speak... Then Edit!
The sample opening above also illustrates the importance of the tone you use in your article. You need 'meat' in each article, of course, to make it worth reading - but make sure it's not indigestible!

You're better off writing your article in a natural, relaxed style that's akin to normal conversation. It doesn't matter if the first draft is a little too informal - you can fix that when you edit. Naturally you don't want to irritate your readers with a too-breezy style, but too-formal is worse. Readers may want facts, tips, and strategies, but they hope to be entertained, too! Let your personality shine through.

4. End On A High
What's one of the biggest problems with most articles? They fizzle out! Writers often don't know how to end on an upbeat note. They either just stop dead or they come up with a trite ending like: "So what are you waiting for? Get started today!"

The beginning and the end of your article are the two parts that make the biggest impression. Start by creating a feeling of anticipation... and leave them feeling satisfied (or excited) when you finish.

If you are offering advice to help them solve a problem (like obesity) gives your readers a reason to feel optimistic and good about them. Don't make rash promises... but do offer hope. If you are giving hints on marketing or business, sum up the benefits of acting on your tips. You can also experiment with using a pithy/humorous quote, or giving readers a specific action to get them started. Be creative - and don't rush it.

Here's a final tip: create an article-writing cheat-sheet for yourself. Divide it into beginnings/middles/ends and add more useful strategies as you think of them. (For example, using the tips in this article, you might write: ENDINGS - end on a high, offer hope, use funny quote, suggest action to get started.)

Do this, and you'll be steadily cranking out articles that everyone wants to publish!

Automated traffic - What's it about?

There are many, different services that offer some sort of traffic exchange. Some require you to click, and browse other people's web pages. As this is a requirement for everyone, your site will be seen by everyone using the same system.

Other programs - known as autosurfs - are based on the same idea, but instead of clicking links, the script does it for you. The good thing about it is; you do not have to browse, or even watch a single page to earn "page views". The downside is quite obvious; there is no guarantee your site will actually be seen, you are only getting automated page views.

Another way of exchanging traffic with other websites is thru, so called toplists. You simply send visitors to a toplist - the more you send, the higher your link will be placed - getting you more visitors back.

Yet another popular method is banner exchanges, borderline automated. Often it IS script based, with methods of earning credits much the same as traffic exchanges and autosurfs. But the big difference is in the quality of traffic received. Another big advantage is the free exposure you - and your trademark - will get from having your banner seen all over the web. It is no coincidence large companies spend top dollar on making their trademark(s) well known.

Is this traffic of any use?

Well, it might be. Depending on what your site is about, you can gain much from these programs. Advertising a product appealing to webmasters and site owners, will make it easier to attract new customers, since they are the only ones using these traffic programs.
If you have a site completely unrelated to the webmaster community, you might advertise your affiliate program, if you have one.

For those of you not running an affiliate program, and with no products appealing to webmasters, it's time to get creative.
If you use these "tools" to your advantage, it is possible to extract quality visitors - all though not in the same quantity - instead of merely site views and loss of bandwidth. Read more about converting hits into visitors at El Traffico

Are there any hazards?

Many contextual advertisers do not approve of automated traffic, some will even terminate your account if you repeatedly send automated traffic to pages with contextual advertising code on it. If you drive a lot of traffic to your site, see to it you only send it to pages without these ads. This is extremely important if you are getting paid per impression. No one wants to pay you for automated impressions.

Try to spread the traffic out a bit, not allocating all visitors at the same time. It can, and will be a huge amount of page views if you are using autosurfs to directly send traffic to your site. This can slow the site down if you point them to a "heavy page".