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WEBSITE MARKETING

A Guide To Website Promotion – Part One
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    2006-10-19

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    It really depends on what you need and what financial possibilities you have, but having your website indexed in as many search engines as possible cannot hurt.

    Use sitemaps to help the search engines spider your web pages better.

    Develop a separate web page for each of your services and optimize it for one or two of the most important keyword phrases. These are known as “content-focused” web pages and they will rank higher in the search engines results.

    2. Linking Strategies

    Links are really important: they bring traffic, boost site popularity, help your website rank higher in the search engines, increase your page rank etc. When a very popular website links to your website, that will boost your website’s popularity too.

    Submit your website to the most important directories: try dmoz, Yahoo directory, Best of the Web, About and Business.com.

    Submit your website to specialized directories or industry related directories.

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