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SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION/SEO 6
Keyword Research Introduction

The first step to good SEO is choosing your keywords. Search engines use the keywords on your site to categorize your site and provide searchers with relevant search results. By ensuring that you optimize your pages with relevant, targeted keywords you can begin what is likely to be a profitable SEO journey. But do remember that SEO is not a short-term plan. Even if you gain good results quickly it is necessary to keep on top of it to ensure that you retain those rankings.

Top 5 SEO for Flash Tutorials

Flash SEO is either a no-no, experts tend to dismiss SEO for Flash altogether in this case, a matter of creating a text version in HTML/CSS or a rather complex endeavour.
So you have basically 4 options:

  1. Not optimizing Flash at all or not creating a Flash site in the first place
  2. Creating a parallel version in HTML/CSS that looks less “flashy”
  3. Undergoing the more complex measures to optimize an all Flash site
  4. Combining Flash and HTML elements where both fit in best
Introduction to Press Releases

One good way to draw attention to your site (i.e. traffic and links) is to use press releases. These are short (300 - 600 word) articles written in the third person about a news story that features your site.

One important thing to remember though is that press releases are not adverts, they should not contain advertising language or material, and should be written as if they are proper news articles. Go easy on fluffy, filler content, and include lots of facts and important details

Search Engine Optimisation in Ireland

In Ireland Search Engine Optimisation has very much been the "minority sport" among the search engine marketing sector, and I'd put this lack in usage down to a number of "historical" factors:

  • The size of the Irish market meant little competition at home.
  • Few Irish sites were competing on a wordwide basis.
  • The easy availability of PPC.
  • The reluctance by clients to change websites to "accommodate" the SEs.
  • The quite late realisation of the importance of Google/Yahoo!
Finding Who Links To You

Most search engines offer a way to find who links to you by entering a specific type of query about your website into the search engine.

  • On google.com search for
  • link:www.yourdomain.com
  • On alltheweb.com search for
  • link:www.yourdomain.com
  • On altavista.com search for
  • linkdomain:www.yourdomain.com
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