Even,
If you've never heard
of SEO the content
that exists on your
webpages will already
telling the search
engines what it relates
to. The point of onpage
optimization is to
focus and refine this
content information
by highlighting and
stressing through
various simple techniques
what that particular
webpage is actually
about.
This
is our claim of relevancy.
It's us as webmasters
saying "this
is what this site
or this page is about".
The search engines
will then categorize
your website by its
theme and will look
to external links
and user behaviour
to help determine
your websites true
worth and relevance
to its claimed searched
terms. This is offpage
optimization but before
you reach that the
onpage techniques
you can use include:
1.
Including a keyword
rich title on the
page,
2.
The appropriate use
of Meta Tags,
2.
Using Image Alt Tags,
4.
Using Header Tags
for your main and
secondary keywords,
5.
Including your keywords
in the content of
your page,
6.
The appropriate keyword
density and placement,
By
doing all of this,
the search engines
will know that the
home page of SEOSelfHelp
is relevant to the
keyword phrase "SEO
Tutorial" and
that this page, for
example, is relevant
to "Onpage Search
Engine Optimization".
