SEO COMPLICATION

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Permalink Reply by Rajat Bhardwaj on February 17, 2009 at 12:56am

Every Search engine have its own algorithm to rank websites.
There are no proven SEO Techniques for any search engine.You will have to follow basic practices to get your site ranked well.

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Permalink Reply by Kmett on February 26, 2009 at 9:18am

Using the sitemap protocol to submit your site to the major search engines can be useful.

Google, MSN and Yahoo also have webmaster tools. Here is Google's: http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/

But as Rajat stated, it's like an art-form to get your site optimized - no one silver bullet.

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Permalink Reply by Kay Prasad on March 11, 2009 at 2:30am

Halo Kmett,

Thanks for the info and i am sorry i was away from technologies for sometimes (on a vacation trip)...

Kmett said:

Using the sitemap protocol to submit your site to the major search engines can be useful.

Google, MSN and Yahoo also have webmaster tools. Here is Google's: http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/

But as Rajat stated, it's like an art-form to get your site optimized - no one silver bullet.

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Permalink Reply by Warren Colbert on March 31, 2009 at 12:06pm

Rajat Bhardwaj said:

Every Search engine have its own algorithm to rank websites.
There are no proven SEO Techniques for any search engine.You will have to follow basic practices to get your site ranked well.

I wouldn't say go that far. Link building is definitely a proven SEO technique. As is content creation and long tail keyword targeting. SEO is not as mystical as people often think. Search engines aren't magical and neither is SEO. That said, you can't just simply do X things and get to the #1 position in Google. Your competition isn't standing still, and Google is constantly updating its algorithms changing the way it weighs different variables.

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