Part I

This is the first in a six-part series on how you can be indexed in major search engines on the Internet. These search engines are Google, Yahoo, MSN, ExactSeek, and Alexa. These sites cover more than 80 percent of Internet searches, so it's worth the effort to prepare your site correctly, and submit to these search engines.

Before doing any promotion on the Internet, you must ensure that your site is properly prepared for search engines. The reason is that search engines will be the main way that others find in the Internet.

If you have not optimized your website for search engines, now is the time to do so.

There are two tools you can use, that are absolutely free to optimize your website. Keep in mind that your main focus should be on optimizing individual pages of several key terms in the subject.

Good Keywords - http://www. goodkeywords.com - This tool will tell you what others are looking for and how often search terms are searched in a month. Windows.

Web CEO - http://www.webceo.com - This software package not only help you optimize your pages for search engines, but will help you find link partners, and the terms of keywords, and can be used to introduce other minor search engines known. Windows and MAC.

It is beyond the scope of this article to teach you how to optimize your site for search engines. Web CEO contains step by step documentation will teach you everything you need to know about search engine optimization.

The important thing here is that you find out specifically what keywords and keyword phrases researchers are looking for in the search. Optimizing your site for search terms wrong keywords, or no one will find, or you will have plenty of competition will not be able to get your site high ranking.

Most search engines do not go beyond the first three pages of results. Are below this, and you have a hard time being found.

Another important point to remember is that each of the major search engines is different. You can optimize your site for Google, which is the most important search engine at the moment, but you can optimize your site for indexing on all major search engines if you do it right.

Avoid techniques like keyword stuffing, redirect pages that are not related to your site, and pages away. Multiple domains pointing to the same site or a mirror site is a resounding no.

Although there is some debate these days about the use of articles by other authors, because of the duplicate content rule, remember that all the major search engines are full of duplicate content.

The use of articles written by other authors is a great way to provide value to visitors of your site, but you have to write some of his own articles. As you write your own articles, you can optimize your keyword terms, something that can not be done with items from other writers.

When you write your articles, convert to HTML and then use Web CEO to optimize your keyword terms. Make sure you focus on no more than two to three terms on each page, or have problems optimizing your page. You want your articles to make sense, and want to provide value to their readers.

Finally, once you've optimized your website, you want to make sure to submit them to the major search engines. Although there is some debate these days about whether or not it is necessary, the search engines are not perfect, not always updated correctly.

Once you have submitted your site, you can move to the next steps in your Internet marketing campaign. Back to present only when there have been significant changes to their sites.

Search engine optimization and submission is a marketing strategy in the long term. Good classification and good coverage of your site will not happen overnight. It will happen, but if you stick to good search engine optimization techniques to improve the ranking of your site.