7 Killer Tips For A SEO Crash Course

Ok, this could probably be the shortest SEOengine crawlers confirm what your page is all
lesson or course you'll ever see but if you canabout. So using "fishing baits" again, you would
just keep to these 7 tips and apply them, you'llhave something like "fishing baits" as your H1 tag
shoot right to the top of the SERPs (searchand "types of fishing baits" as your H2 tag. Make
engine result pages). I promise.sense?
Drum roll please.6) Onpage Relevancy
1) URL / Domain - Make sure the keywordsThis stems down to your actual content and
you're targeting are somewhere in your domainkeyword density. If you want to get your page
or url.about fishing baits ranked well, the SE (search
E.g If my site is broadly about fishing, then I wantengine) would expect to see related terms (refer
to preferably have the word "fishing" in myto tip #3) on the page. Also, be sure to have
domain name like fishingresource or fishingfreaksyour keyword/keyphrase repeated a couple of
or whatever. And taking it one step further, if Itimes (but to the stage of keyword spamming)
wanted to target fishing baits for a page on myas well.
domain, I would do something like7) BACKLINKS, BACKLINKS, BACKLINKS
fishingresource.com/fishing-baits.htm Got it?Ok, enough of onsite optimization (tips #1-6).
2) Title TagNow this step is literally the MOST IMPORTANT
Be sure to have your target keywords(say that again pls) of all. You must get lots of
somewhere in your tag. Especially near the front.backlinks to the page you want to be ranked for.
It's a science! *wink*Like anything else, there's a right and wrong way
3) Meta Keywordsof doing things.
Again ... be sure to have your keywords in yourWith backlinks, you want to be sure to have your
meta keywords tag. Oh and have related termskeywords as your anchor text. Not sure what I'm
there as well.talking about?
Tip: Head over to Quintura. It will help you identifyTake a look at this:
related keywords (technically, it's called LSI)[a href= title="fishing baits"] Fishing Baits [/a]
4) Meta DescriptionSo basically it's like this:
Write this in a natural language and just like the[a href='the page you want to be ranked for'
Title tag, have your keywords in there and neartitle="your keywords"]"Your Keywords" [/a]
the front. Keep it short and succinct otherwiseTip: By the way, make sure the backlinks you get
there will be keyword dilution.are from pages without the "nofollow". Google it
5) H1 and H2 Tagsto find out more.
Need I say more? This is to help the search