We all start out the same. Some have budgets, some don't. The
one true factor out there is that we all want to expose our
business. For 99% of us, starting out in the world of web
marketing means a few things:
- A huge learning curve - Endless nights working - Trial & Error
- Learning the ropes
Compared to older more established sites out there, a brand new
site without a network of well established web sites to back it
up will need to depend on good quality links pointing to it.
This will commence the search engine ranking strategy.
See most "grand father" sites out there have already gone
through the trials and tribulations of getting recognized. Since
this is true, they don't always have to depend on the "Title" of
the link pointing to their site, nor do they have to depend on
the "Title" tag within their site.
Most older sites get ranked for search terms that don't even
show up on their listing, this is because search engines already
know the content is there and is good.
For a newer web site, great search engine rankings rely on those
"Titles". This helps search engines to better determine the
content of the site.
For Example: "Joe" has a site about "Web Marketing". Joe knows
that he needs to get his link on other quality sites and he also
wants to get a good ranking for "Web Marketing". So Joe creates
a link exchange program on his site and submits his link titled
"Web Marketing" to as many content related web sites as he can.
Joe also knows that if search engines find his link on other
sites and it's called "Web Marketing", his site had better be
about "Web Marketing"! So Joe adds "Web Marketing Services &
Tips" as the title of his main page. He also adds specific
content to match it.
Now here's the [kicker]. Let's say Joe has been doing this for 2
years now, 9 times out of 10, if Joe's web site is still
promoting content about "Web Marketing", he probably doesn't
have to add "Web Marketing" to his main title anymore. He can
now add it further down within another link on his site.
So the moral is???
If your site is new, you'll need to depend on the "Titles" of
many things to get your rankings up for something specific. If
you're site is more mature and has been established, you can
work on other search terms you've been longing to get for your
site.
Just keep plugging away and try to keep your "titles" the same
for new sites and mix it up for older sites!
I hope you enjoyed the article!
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