Quick SEO Secrets
Search Engine Optimization is the key to Free search engine traffic. Here are a few quick notes to improve your traffic results:
On-Page SEO
Properly using the ALT tag for images
You should use the ALT tag for all your images. It allows you to
explain to search engines spiders what’s that image about.
Of course here we should use our keyword too but also add to it a
detail about what that picture really is and also one of the words “graphic”,
“logo”, “image”, “design”, “photo”.
Also keep the length of the text in the alt tag to less than 7-8 words.
For example:
- “weight lose story products logo” is perfect
- “weight lose story products” is not OK since it doesn’t contain one
of the key words that shows that we’re talking about an image
- “Weight lose story and weight lose pills and weight lose pictures
graphic” is not OK since it’s too long.
Metatags
The metatags are added to the HEAD section of you’re your HTML
code, just like the title section.
The most important ones are clearly “description” and “keywords”.
The Description metatag should be a short sentence that describes
what your site is about. Considering that it may be visible to people
(generally it’s the text displayed by search engines behind your title page) it
should be a nice and attractive text.
It must also include our keyword.
For example:
- “A full guide about weight loss. A large database of weight loses
stories shared by our members.” It’s a great description (it contains
the keywords – “weight loss” even twice – and is also human
readers friendly.
- “A brilliant site. Lots of interesting information. Reading our
articles is a must.” may sound very attractive to a human reader but
it’s not OK for SEO since it doesn’t includes our keyword
- “Weight lose story | weight lose picture” has our keywords but it’s
not good since it’s not too attractive for our human readers.
The correct code for it is the following one:
<META name=description content=”Your descriptive sentence
here.”>
The Keywords metatags should be an enumeration of your keywords.
Here you may use different forms of the same keyword (ex: loss but also
lose, or kilos but also pounds, etc).
The number of keywords shouldn’t exceed 10 – 12 different
keywords.
The correct code for it (and also a short example) is the following one:
<META name=keywords content=”weight, lose, loss, story, stories,
picture, pictures, pills, medicines, kilos, pounds”>
I’ll also list here a full list of the other useable keywords with a very
brief description:
<META content=”7 days” name=revisit-after>
* It instructs search engine spiders to revisit the page every 7
days
<META name=owner content=”Company name
<www.companydomain.com” >
* It specifies the owner of the page
<META name=author content=”Company name
<www.companydomain.com” >
* It specifies the author of the page






