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Up relevance scores, improve page speed, optimize voice search questions, and more!  

Search Engine Optimization For Dummies shows website owners, developers, and search engine optimizers (SEOs) how to create a website that ranks at the top of search engines and has high-volume traffic, while answering the essential question of "how do I get people to visit my site?"

By understanding search engine basics (what are they, which ones are important, how to get started), building a search engine-friendly site, registering your site with directories and indexes, using analysis tools to track results and link popularity to boost rankings, and advertising your site by using pay-per-click options, you can use the tricks of SEO masters to drive traffic to your site. You'll also discover how to write effective content, use social media to boost your profile, and manage your platform and reputation to positively impact your search engine rankings.

  • Develop a search strategy and use new SERP features
  • Maximize the effects of personalized search
  • Analyze results with improved analytics tools
  • Optimize voice search strategies

There’s no time like the present to create a website that ranks at the top of search engines and drives traffic to your site with these tips, tricks, and secrets. 

 

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
4(1)
Part 1 Getting Started With SEO 5(84)
Chapter 1 Surveying the Search Engine Landscape
7(14)
Investigating Search Engines and Directories
8(6)
Search sites, indexes, and engines
9(1)
Search directories
9(2)
Spidered directories
11(1)
Pay-per-click systems
11(1)
Keeping the terms straight
12(1)
Why bother with search engines?
13(1)
Where Do People Search?
14(2)
It's all the same!
16(1)
Search Engine Magic
16(3)
How do they do it?
17(1)
Stepping into the programmers' shoes
17(2)
Gathering Your Tools
19(2)
Chapter 2 Search Results, Deconstructed
21(12)
The Big Two: Organic and PPC
22(2)
Looking at Local Results
24(1)
Checking Out Shopping Results
25(1)
Staying Current with News Results
26(1)
Viewing Video and Image Results
27(1)
And Plenty More
28(1)
Getting Friendly with Social Results
29(1)
Collecting Bits n' Pieces
30(3)
Chapter 3 Your One-Hour, Search Engine-Friendly Website Makeover
33(20)
Is Your Site Indexed?
34(2)
Google
34(2)
Yahoo! and Bing
36(1)
Taking Action If You're Not Listed
36(6)
No links
37(1)
Unreliable Web Server
38(1)
robots.txt is blocking your site
38(1)
robots meta tags are blocking pages
38(1)
Unreadable navigation
39(1)
Dealing with dynamic pages
40(1)
Bad domain name
41(1)
The canonical tag
42(1)
Picking Good Keywords
42(1)
Examining Your Pages
43(7)
Using frames
43(2)
Looking at the TITLE tags
45(1)
Examining the DESCRIPTION tag
46(1)
Giving search engines something to read
47(3)
Getting Your Site Indexed
50(3)
Chapter 4 Beating the Competition: Planning a Powerful Search Engine Strategy
53(20)
Don't Trust Your Web Designer
54(1)
Understanding the Limitations
55(1)
Eyeing the Competition
56(4)
Getting a "gut feel" for the competition
57(2)
Why is my competitor ranking so high?
59(1)
Going Beyond Getting to #1
60(3)
Highly targeted keyword phrases
60(1)
Understanding the search tail
61(2)
Controlling Search Engine Variables
63(4)
Keywords
63(1)
Content
64(1)
Page optimization
64(1)
Submissions
65(1)
Links
65(1)
Time and the Google sandbox
65(2)
Determining Your Plan of Attack
67(1)
Look Away a Few Minutes
68(1)
Two Things to Remember
69(4)
Chapter 5 Making Your Site Useful and Visible
73(16)
Learning from Amazon
73(2)
Revealing the Secret But Essential Rule of Web Success
75(3)
The evolving, incorrect "secret"
76(1)
Uncovering the real secret
76(1)
Showing a bias for content
77(1)
Making Your Site Work Well
78(8)
Limiting multimedia
79(1)
Using text, not graphics
79(1)
Don't be cute
80(1)
Making it easy to move around
80(1)
Providing different routes
81(1)
Using long link text
82(1)
Don't keep restructuring
82(1)
Editing and checking spelling
83(1)
Ugly doesn't sell
83(3)
Panda - Google Endorses Good Design
86(2)
Keep It Fresh (Perhaps)
88(1)
Part 2 Building Search Engine-Friendly Sites 89(178)
Chapter 6 Picking Powerful Keywords
91(20)
Understanding the Importance of Keywords
92(3)
Thinking Like Your Prey
95(1)
Starting Your Keyword Analysis
96(5)
Identifying the obvious keywords
96(1)
Looking at your website's analytics
96(1)
Examining competitors' keyword tags
97(1)
Brainstorming with colleagues
97(1)
Looking closely at your list
97(4)
Using a Keyword Tool
101(3)
Making Sure You Understand Your Tool
104(1)
Working with Your Tool
105(1)
Choosing Your Keywords
106(3)
Cam again? You might be missing the target
107(1)
Ambiguous terms
107(1)
Very broad terms
107(1)
Picking combinations
108(1)
Using Your Keywords
109(2)
Chapter 7 Creating Pages That Search Engines Love
111(32)
Preparing Your Site
112(6)
Finding a hosting company
112(1)
Picking a domain name
112(2)
Site speed
114(1)
Mobile readiness
114(1)
HTTPS
115(3)
Seeing Through a Search Engine's Eyes
118(3)
Understanding Keyword Concepts
121(2)
Picking one or two phrases per page
121(1)
Checking prominence
122(1)
Watching density
122(1)
Placing keywords throughout your site
123(1)
Creating Your Web Pages
123(20)
Naming files
124(1)
Creating directory structure
125(1)
Viewing TITLE tags
125(2)
Using the DESCRIPTION meta tag
127(3)
Tapping into the KEYWORDS meta tag
130(1)
Using other meta tags
131(2)
Including image ALT text
133(1)
Adding body text
133(1)
Creating headers: CSS versus <H> tags
134(2)
Formatting text
136(1)
Creating links
136(1)
Using other company and product names
137(2)
Creating navigation structures that search engines can read
139(1)
Blocking searchbots
139(4)
Chapter 8 Designing for Speed
143(10)
The Importance of Speed
143(1)
What Is Site Speed?
144(1)
So How Is My Site Doing?
145(2)
Speeding Up Your Site
147(6)
Picking the right host
148(1)
Using HTTP/2
149(1)
Fixing your site
150(1)
Site-speed plug-ins and caching
151(1)
Using a CDN
151(1)
Speeding up mobile pages
152(1)
Chapter 9 Designing for Mobile
153(8)
How Mobile Affects SEO
153(1)
Is Your Site Mobile Friendly?
154(3)
Making Your Site Mobile Friendly
157(1)
Mobile-First Indexing
158(1)
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
159(1)
Web Light - Google's Trick for Speeding Up Pages
160(1)
Chapter 10 Using Structured Data Markup
161(12)
Creating Rich Snippets
163(4)
A Special Case: Video and Images
167(1)
Pick Your Data Format
168(1)
Providing Knowledge Panel Information
169(1)
Getting Help
170(3)
Data Highlighter
170(1)
Markup Helper
171(1)
The Structured Data Testing Tool
171(1)
The Structured Data Dashboard
171(1)
CMS plug-ins
172(1)
Chapter 11 Avoiding Things That Search Engines Hate
173(22)
Understanding Content Value and Thin Content
174(2)
Avoiding Image, Video, and Animation Problems
176(2)
Avoiding image problems
176(1)
Keeping content out of video?
177(1)
Flush the Flash animation
178(1)
Links That Aren't Links
178(2)
Avoiding Complicated URLs
180(1)
Managing Dynamic Web Pages
181(6)
Understanding dynamic-page URLs
182(1)
Fixing your dynamic web page problem
183(1)
Avoiding Session IDs in URLs
184(3)
Foregoing Frames
187(4)
The HTML nitty-gritty of frames
189(1)
Handling iframes
190(1)
Considering JavaScript and AJAX
191(1)
Fixing Bits and Pieces
192(3)
Avoid the urge to copy and paste from MS Word
192(1)
Forwarded pages
192(1)
Special characters
193(2)
Chapter 12 Dirty Deeds, Done Dirt Cheap
195(18)
Tricking Search Engines
196(3)
Deciding whether to trick
196(1)
What the Search Engines Want to See
197(1)
Do these tricks work?
198(1)
Concrete Shoes, Cyanide, TNT - An Arsenal of Dirty Deeds
199(5)
Keyword, stacking, stuffing, and spamming
199(1)
Hiding (and shrinking) keywords
200(3)
Big lists of keywords
203(1)
Hiding links
203(1)
Duplicating pages and sites
203(1)
Page Swapping and Page Jacking
204(1)
Doorway and Information Pages
204(2)
Using Redirects and Cloaking
206(3)
Understanding redirects
206(1)
Examining cloaking
207(2)
Structured Markup Strategies
209(1)
Much, Much More
210(1)
Tricks Versus Strategies'
210(1)
Link Tricks
211(1)
Paying the Ultimate Penalty
211(2)
Chapter 13 Bulking Up Your Site: Competing with Content
213(26)
Creating Content Three Ways
214(1)
Writing Your Own Stuff
215(2)
Summarizing online articles
216(1)
Reviewing websites and products
216(1)
Convincing Someone Else to Write Content
217(1)
Using OPC (Other People's Content)
218(1)
Understanding Copyright - It's Not Yours!
219(2)
Hunting for Other People's Content
221(14)
Keywords
221(1)
Product information
222(1)
Websites and e-mail newsletters
223(1)
Government sources
224(1)
Content Syndication
225(4)
Traditional syndication services
229(1)
RSS syndication feeds
229(2)
Open content and copyleft
231(1)
Search results pages
232(1)
Press releases
232(1)
Q&A areas
233(1)
Message boards
233(1)
Blogs
234(1)
A Word about Duplicated Content
235(1)
"Content Is King"
236(3)
Chapter 14 Finding Traffic Through Local Search Marketing
239(28)
Why You Shouldn't Skip This
Chapter
240(1)
Understanding Local Search Marketing's Importance
240(1)
Looking through Local Search
241(2)
How Does Local Search Work?
243(3)
Search terms
243(1)
Partner and localized sites
243(1)
IP numbers
244(2)
Two Ways to Reach People Locally
246(1)
"Localizing" Your Web Pages
247(3)
Keywording the pages
247(2)
Use the Geo meta tags
249(1)
Registering for Local Search
250(6)
Yahoo!'s Listing Confusion
250(2)
Grabbing control of (or adding) your business listing
252(3)
Increasing the odds
255(1)
The Local Directory Listing Services
256(3)
The benefits of business directories
257(1)
Don't forget local directories
258(1)
The Other Side of Local: Review Sites
259(4)
Removing bad reviews
261(1)
Diluting bad reviews
262(1)
Identifying important review sites
263(1)
Working with the Yellow Pages
263(4)
Part 3 Adding Your Site To The Indexes And Directories 267(52)
Chapter 15 Getting Your Pages into the Search Engines
269(16)
Linking Your Site for Inclusion
270(1)
Submitting to the Major Search Engines
271(1)
Simple Link Submissions to the Major Systems
271(1)
Working with the Webmaster Accounts
272(8)
Submitting an XML Sitemap
273(5)
Submitting URLs
278(1)
Pinging search engines
279(1)
Using If-Modified-Since
280(1)
Using Webmaster Tools, Too
281(2)
Submitting to Secondary Systems
283(2)
Chapter 16 Submitting to the Directories
285(10)
Pitting Search Directories Against Search Engines
285(3)
Why Are Directories So Significant?
288(1)
Submitting to the Search Directories
289(1)
The General Directories
289(1)
Finding Specialized Directories
290(3)
Getting the link
291(2)
Using "Local" Directories
293(2)
Chapter 17 Product Search: Remember the Shopping Directories and Retailers
295(24)
Understanding Where People Search for Products
296(2)
Working with the Product Indexes
298(7)
Google Shopping Ads
300(1)
Connexity: Yahoo! Shopping, PriceGrabber, Shopzilla, and more
301(2)
Bing Shopping
303(1)
Amazon product ads
303(1)
Shopping.com
303(1)
Pricewatch
303(2)
Exploring More Shopping Services
305(1)
The Classified-Ad Sites
305(1)
Working with E-Commerce Marketplaces
306(2)
Working with eBay
307(1)
Working with Amazon
307(1)
Managing Your Data
308(13)
The data you need
309(1)
Formatting guidelines
310(1)
Creating your spreadsheet
311(1)
Getting those product URLs
311(2)
Creating individual sheets
313(3)
Creating and uploading your data files
316(1)
Multichannel, automated data management
317(2)
Part 4 After You've Submitted Your Site 319(116)
Chapter 18 Using Link Popularity to Boost Your Position
321(26)
Why Search Engines Like Links
322(2)
Google: All about links
322(1)
Links: The gift that keeps on giving
323(1)
Understanding Page Value and PageRank
324(9)
PageRank - One part of the equation
325(1)
The PageRank algorithm
326(3)
Measuring PageRank
329(2)
Leaking PageRank
331(1)
Pseudo PageRank Alternatives
332(1)
Page Relevance
333(1)
Hubs and Neighborhoods
334(1)
Trust in TrustRank
335(1)
Inserting Keywords into Links
336(3)
The Googlebomb lives
337(1)
PageRank versus Keywords
338(1)
Get a good mix
339(1)
Good Links and Bad
339(1)
Recognizing Links with No Value
340(4)
Identifying links that aren't links
341(2)
Identifying nofollow links
343(1)
Recalling a Few Basic Rules about Links
344(3)
Chapter 19 Finding Sites to Link to Yours
347(24)
Controlling Your Links
348(2)
Converting good links to bad
348(1)
The perfect link text
348(2)
Doing a Link Analysis
350(3)
Google
350(1)
Link popularity software
351(2)
Generating Links, Step by Step
353(15)
Register with directories
355(1)
Ask friends and family
355(1)
Ask employees
356(1)
Contact association sites
356(1)
Contact manufacturers' websites
356(1)
Contact companies you do business with
357(1)
Ask to be a featured client
357(1)
Submit to announcement sites and newsletters
357(1)
Create a little linkbait
358(1)
Find sites linking to your competition
358(1)
Search for keyword "add url"
359(1)
Mention your site in discussion groups
360(1)
Working with blogs
361(1)
Pursue offline PR
362(1)
Give away content
362(1)
Apply for online awards
362(1)
Advertise
362(1)
Use a service or buy links
363(1)
Just wait
364(1)
Fuggetaboutit
365(3)
Be Careful Whom You Link To!
368(3)
Chapter 20 Even More Great Places to Get Links
371(14)
Got Content? Syndicate It!
371(8)
The Duplicate Content "Problem"
372(2)
Four syndication technologies
374(2)
Getting the most out of syndication
376(1)
Article libraries: Getting the word out
376(2)
Syndicating Outreach and Guest Blogging
378(1)
Syndicating Utilities and Infographics
379(2)
And More Link-Building Ideas
381(1)
PR and Link Building
382(1)
The nofollow Curse
382(1)
Who's Going to Do All This Work?!
383(2)
Chapter 21 Social Networking - Driven by Drivel
385(8)
Just What Is Social Networking?
385(2)
Beware the Social Networking Hype
387(1)
The Drivel Factor
388(1)
The SEO Benefits of Social Networking
389(3)
Getting links through social networking sites
389(2)
Grabbing search engine real estate
391(1)
Promotional Benefit
391(1)
The social networking sites are search engines
392(1)
Social Networking - A Book in Itself
392(1)
Chapter 22 Video and Images: Putting Your Best Face Forward
393(10)
The SEO Benefits of Video
394(6)
Videos on your site
395(3)
Playing the video search engine game
398(1)
Grabbing search engine real estate
399(1)
Ranking Images
400(3)
Chapter 23 Beyond the Basics
403(12)
What's on the Page?
403(1)
Organic Results
404(1)
Sitelinks Below Organic Results
404(2)
Search Boxes
406(1)
Special Organic Formatting
406(2)
Knowledge Panels
408(1)
Featured Snippets
408(2)
Local Results
410(1)
Image and Video Results
410(1)
PPC (Pay Per Click) Advertising Results
410(1)
Shopping Results
411(1)
News Results
411(1)
Twitter Results
411(1)
Getting Multiple Results on the Search Results Page
412(3)
Chapter 24 When Google Bites Back: A Guide to Catastrophe
415(20)
How, and How Much?
415(3)
Imposing a penalty
416(1)
The Google spam team
417(1)
Is It Really a Penalty? A Little Analysis
418(6)
Is the site still indexed?
419(1)
Check with Google Search Console
419(2)
Has Google flagged your site as "suspicious"?
421(1)
Has the number of pages in the index significantly changed?
422(1)
What happens when you search for your domain name?
422(1)
What happens when you search for the domain name minus the TLD?
422(1)
What happens when you search for a text string in your TITLE tag?
422(1)
What happens when you search for a text string in your home page?
423(1)
Try a penalty checker
423(1)
Pulling It All Together: Have You Been Penalized?
424(2)
Dealing with Manual Actions
426(3)
Reconsideration requests
427(1)
Psychological warfare?
428(1)
Dealing with "Algorithmic Actions"
429(1)
Digging Your Way Out of the Hole
430(7)
Finding on-page problems
432(1)
Finding link problems
433(1)
Finding domain name problems
433(1)
Sitting and waiting
433(2)
Part 5 The Part Of Tens 435(30)
Chapter 25 Ten-Plus Myths and Mistakes
437(8)
Myth: It's All about Meta Tags and Submissions
437(1)
Myth: Web Designers and Developers Understand Search Engines
438(1)
Mistake: You Don't Know Your Keywords
438(1)
Mistake: Building the Site and Then Bringing in the SEO Expert
439(1)
Myth: $25 Can Get Your Site a #1 Position
439(1)
Myth: Google Partners Get You #1 Positions
440(1)
Mistake: You Don't Have Pages Optimized for Specific Keywords
440(1)
Mistake: Your Pages Are Empty
441(1)
Myth: Pay Per Click Is Where It's At
441(1)
Mistake: Ignoring Site Usability and Aesthetics
442(1)
Mistake: Believing Everything You Read
442(3)
Chapter 26 Ten-Plus Ways to Stay Updated
445(6)
Let Me Help Some More
446(1)
The Search Engines Themselves
446(1)
Google's Webmaster Pages
446(1)
Google's Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide
447(1)
Google Search Quality Raters Guidelines
447(1)
Bing SEO Tips
448(1)
Matt Cutts and John Mueller
448(1)
Google's Webmaster Help YouTube Channel
449(1)
The Official Google Webmaster Help Group
449(1)
Search Engine News and Tips Sites
450(1)
Chapter 27 Ten-Plus Useful Things to Know
451(14)
Checking Your Site Rank
451(2)
Checking for Broken Links
453(1)
Assessing Traffic with the Alexa Toolbar
454(1)
Finding Your Keyword Density
455(1)
Analyzing Your Site's Traffic
455(2)
Tracking Phone Calls
457(1)
Checking for Duplication and Theft
458
Using
301(157)
Redirects
458(1)
You Need an Attractive Site
459(1)
Using SE
E0
Tools
460(1)
Fixing Your Reputation
461(2)
Working With Multiregional and Multilingual Sites
463(1)
Partially Blocking Google
464(1)
Index 465
Peter Kent is an e-commerce consultant who specializes in search engine optimization (SEO). A former VP of Web Solutions at a national ISP and VP of Marketing and search engine optimization expert at Indigio, he has been involved in the online world since 1984 and has been writing about the Internet since 1993. Peter is the author of nearly 60 books as well as hundreds of articles.