Getting Search Engine Traffic

[QuirkyMomma]

I definitely need to increase my use of H1 and H2 titles. Right now I am using them as emphasis, not as what they are, titles. Another project for another day. Thanks again to all!

[athulbnair]

another way of getting the traffic is by posting the urls in the HUbPages, Here you will be getting traffic fro the hub itself, no need of much promotion..

[Betsyanne]

These are great tips. I will be looking to implement them. Also somebody who is an expert in HTML once told me that if I make my links open in a new window, that also helps, because people will see the other window and stay on my site longer. So far, I have only been able to change a few pages to be this way, but the idea makes sense to me.

[QuirkyMomma]

hmmm... that is a really easy one to implement! Thanks Betsy for the tip!

[chosen1]

I think it may be look but I have been using keywords effectively and my organic visitors have increased significantly

[stephen todd]

Originally Posted by chosen1

I think it may be look but I have been using keywords effectively and my organic visitors have increased significantly

It's not really luck when you do the right thing, and get good results

People search using search phrases - and if you use the same search phrases effectively in page titles, in the on-page content, in navigation links, etc. then you deserve to do well on the search results pages - a case of making your own luck!

[munke]

I was given some advice and have found it really works for me.

If you're going after visitors on a search term like 'raspberry ice-cream'. Make sure that you have the term 'raspberry ice-cream' in your page title,url,h1 as well as in the body of the page.

I don't know whether it's technically right or not, but it seems to have worked for me. Maybe someone could tell me if I'm over doing it!

One other thing is trying to get a link from another page on your blog to the page you're optimising, using the term 'raspberry-icecream'.

[rtsurvivor]

Originally Posted by rtsurvivor

Here's a couple of overlooked tips Quriky.

1. Make the title <h1>
2. Make the sub-title <h2>
   
3. Make the body <h3>
4. A Biggy -- Put one or two authority outbound links in your post. (Not to an affiliate program!)

Luck to you
RT...

A last thought: Some "Meta Tags" in the header will also help

Yet another last thought: Change your title to include a targeted keyword or two.

Most of this can be edited in your "Header" folder.

I want to make a correction ( See Quote Above.) on how to use the <H3> tag.

The accepted way to use the h3 tag is for sub-headings.

Here's what that means.

Main Title of Blog: <h1> New Ways to SEO Market. </h3> The title of the blog article.

Opening Title of article: <h2>5 Ways To Make SEO Marketing Easy. </h2>

-ARTICLE Paragraphs- blah,blahblah, blah,blahblah,blah,blahblah,blah,blahblah,

Sub Title: <h3>Step One To SEO Made Easy.</h3>

Each Sub-title gets an <h3> tag. This assigns a priority weight to the different sections of an article in the eyes of the Google bots.

As you can see I called the <h3> tag wrong in the earlier post. In other words the <h3> tag is not meant for the whole article. Sorry

RT...

I hope this clears that up a bit.