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If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

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If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

If you have a new website and you are worry about its ranking then you should do Search Engine Optimization for site. There are two kinds of optimization,
1- On Page Optimization
2- Off Page Optimization.
In On Page Optimization you have to set meta tags, alt tags, H1 tags and some more but for Off Page Optimization you have to create back links for your site. You have to get Directory Submission for your new site. If you get back links from high PR sites then there is a chance that you will get ranking in Search Engine soon but be carefully that you arent getting bulk links but just quality links for your site.

No and heres why:

1) The search engines dont have access to the data they would need to use this as a ranking factor. They do not know how much traffic a web page gets, as it is not publicly available, and thus cannot use it to determine its rank. (For those of you who want to say, "But there is Google Analytics", that service is used only by a small percentage of websites and unless every web site decided to use it on every web page the data is far too incomplete to be used this way).

2) It would be a self-fulfilling prophecy if the search engines used its own SERPs as a means of determining its search engines results. Obviously the number one ranked page for a search is going to get more traffic than a page not on the first page. If traffic was the indicator of where a page belonged there would be little or no way for a page to ever move up simply based on the fact that the pages ranked higher would be receiving more traffic from the search engine based on the mere fact that they are ranked higher.

3) Traffic volume can be manipulated. Spammers and black hats could easily write bots to artificially inflate their page views and thus their rankings. Plus you can purchase traffic from traffic providers or buy expired domains and redirect them to your site. It would just be too easy to do. (I can also see newbies hitting refresh for hours on end....)

4) Traffic is not an indicator of quality content. It is only an indicator of good marketing.

No and heres why:

1) The search engines dont have access to the data they would need to use this as a ranking factor. They do not know how much traffic a web page gets, as it is not publicly available, and thus cannot use it to determine its rank. (For those of you who want to say, "But there is Google Analytics", that service is used only by a small percentage of websites and unless every web site decided to use it on every web page the data is far too incomplete to be used this way).

2) It would be a self-fulfilling prophecy if the search engines used its own SERPs as a means of determining its search engines results. Obviously the number one ranked page for a search is going to get more traffic than a page not on the first page. If traffic was the indicator of where a page belonged there would be little or no way for a page to ever move up simply based on the fact that the pages ranked higher would be receiving more traffic from the search engine based on the mere fact that they are ranked higher.

3) Traffic volume can be manipulated. Spammers and black hats could easily write bots to artificially inflate their page views and thus their rankings. Plus you can purchase traffic from traffic providers or buy expired domains and redirect them to your site. It would just be too easy to do. (I can also see newbies hitting refresh for hours on end....)

4) Traffic is not an indicator of quality content. It is only an indicator of good marketing.

Sites with .com rank higher

This is another common myth that is untrue. The only time a domain extension can affect your ranking is if the search is based by country. The country-specific TLDs (e.g. .co.uk) will have priority over non-country specific TLDs (e.g. .com or .net).

One observation many make is that .coms tend to rank higher then other domain extensions. They assume it is because .coms are given preferential treatment. This is a poor assumption. .coms seem to rank higher then other extensions because they are by for more popular then any other domain extension (there are more .coms than .net, .org, .biz, .edu, .gov, and .info combined) so they naturally have a greater chance of ranking higher vs other domain extensions through sheer quantity alone. .coms also tend to be older sites so they have had a chance to establish themselves whereas newer domain extensions have not. They have also used this time to acquire more backlinks which is an important factor in search engine algorithms.

It is also commonly believed that .gov and .edu sites are given preferential treatment from search engines. This is also untrue. Web pages on .edu and .gov domains tend to rank well because they contain quality content and many webmasters will link to their content as a result. Both of these are key elements in SEO. But the fact that they are .edu or .gov domains does not benefit them directly in the SERPs.

No. This is a common myth that is untrue. If it were true you could get your competitor penalized or banned by using automated SEO software to resubmit their website every 60 seconds. Naturally this does not happen (nor should it).

Some webmasters will try to say that Google says in their guidelines that you shouldnt use automated software like Web Position Gold. The reason for this is that most of these tools scrape Googles SERPs to find your sites ranking information. This is in violation of Googles terms of service. Software that uses Googles API is acceptable for querying their servers. Also, if you constantly use SEO software to query a search engines servers you might find that they ban your IP address to prevent you from using their resources any further. However, this has no effect on your web pages rankings.

Can search engines see password protected pages?

Search engines are not different from regular users in most ways. They cannot go anywhere that a regular user cannot go. If you have a password protected area of your website that cannot be accessed without a login and password then the search engines cannot see it.

Which is better for SEO: text links or graphical links?

Text links are better for SEO. Text links can contain the anchor text that your page wishes to rank well for and that is an important factor in all three search engines, especially Google. Image links are still valuable but do have less benefits compared to text links. This is true despite image tags having the ALT attribute available. The ALT attribute can contain keywords but thanks to keyword stuffing they now are virtually worthless. (You should be using your ALT attributes for usability and accessibility and not SEO anyway).