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Content Below at a Glance: SEO Reasoning Ratios Why a Website Ranks High for Keywords | Desire for SEO Work | Tips on SEO Work Effort | Tips on Avoiding Engine Algorithm Penalties | Popularity Tip
SEO Reasoning Ratios Why a Website Ranks High for Keywords:
20% because of it's useful service(s) or resource(s) (1) (2) (3) |
10% because the keywords are in it's page content (4) (5) |
7% because of it's frequent, bigger than normal updates (6) (7) |
5% because of relevant keyword(s) in it's own web addresses |
5% because a good amount of it's BLs are on quality pages (8) |
4% because it is not in big crosslinking or link farm penalties |
4% because 3+ of it's navigation links are within, above or on left of main content table row & column |
3% because of it's natural new BackLinks (9) (10) (11) |
3% because it has minimal outbound links not working (12) |
3% because of it's minimal usage of other unethical SEO (13) |
3% because 85%+ of it's BLs are on relevant pages (14) (15) |
3% because of it's continual good engine algorithm score (16) |
2% because it contains many hyperlinks to it's web pages (11) |
2% because most it's pages have good hypertext-matching (17) |
2% because it's webmaster enjoys working on organic SEO |
2% because it's BLs are closer to top of page than normal |
2% because of it's use of other ethical SEO |
2% because it has minimal outbound links to PR 0 indexes |
2% because each web page has a good title meta tag (18) |
1.5% because it has a minimal amount of pop-ups |
1.5% because it has many of it's own inside pages |
1% because it's images' byte size are small on average (19) |
1% because it has a minimal amount of images (19) |
1% because it's webmaster minimizes it's HTML byte amount (19) |
1% because each web page has a good description meta tag |
1% because it's welcome page hyperlinks to it's site map |
0.75% because 75%+ of it's BLs were built ethically (20) (21) |
0.75% because it has normal to 100% server uptime (22) |
0.75% because 98%+ of it's pages contain under 105 links (23) |
0.75% because 70%+ of all it's BLs point to one of it's link version (w/ or w/out www) |
0.5% because it's webmaster validates it's HTML (19) |
0.5% because of other factors that keep it fast (19) (24) |
0.5% because each page has ok amount of different BL titles |
0.5% because it hosts most of it's images (25) |
0.5% because it's content heading's font is bold or large (26) |
0.5% because of it's url's old age |
0.5% because each page has a good author meta tag (27) |
0.25% because each page has a good keyword meta tag (28) |
0.25% because it's on a fast hosting server (19) |
0.25% because some of it's hyperlinks have between words of titles (29) |
0.25% because of some bold keywords in it's content |
0.25% because some of it's hyperlinks have a title tag (30) (31) |
0.25% because some of it's images have alt tag (32) (33) |
100% effective organic SEO! (34)
(1) 3+ inside pages containing good content is Required |
(2) Thy Checklist #6 helps |
(3) A Thin Affiliate Site with no value-added content is probable engine penalty |
(4) Keyword stuffing is a penalty - see Matt Cutts Interview |
(5) Thy Checklist #1 and #2 helps |
(6) Google knows a site's amount of updated html |
(7) Thy Checklist #5 helps. Small updates are safe |
(8) The higher the popularity of a keyword phrase the more of a % of all it's exact BL titles must be |
(9) 40% to most new BLs must point to inside pages |
(10) For help, you can use Thy SEO Checklist #3 |
(11) Linking it's web page to it's 1 other web page = 3/4 of a BL |
(12) Removing all broken links every 4 months is Required |
(13) Google Webmasters & Yahoo Indexing & Ranking helps |
(14) Less than 70% relevant BLs is probable engine penalty |
(15) 50 max irrelevant BLs are factored-in per site that has your same link title on each of it's pages |
(16) Past above-average scores have likelihood of continuing |
(17) Google's Technology Overview helps |
(18) Required - goes between <head> </head> tags |
(19) Keeps a site fast for happy users and engine robots |
(20) Less than 70% ethical BLs is probable engine penalty |
(21) Only BLs (not including crosslinks and link farms) built by it's own webmaster are factored-in |
(22) 7+ consecutive hours of server downtime is bad |
(23) Google's Design and content guidelines shows this |
(24) Google recommends using Mozilla Firefox Web Browser & Firebug Add On |
(25) Keeps web site speed contingent on one server |
(26) Goes between <body> </body> tags. Ex: <h1>, <big> |
(27) Authors in the public eye should be more trustworthy |
(28) Bing's Meta keyword tag 7/16 down from top shows this |
(29) Keeps the hyperlink title on one line |
(30) Looks like: <a href="http://www.seo.com/" title="SEO"> |
(31) On mouse-over, some browsers don't show url in bottom Status Bar |
(32) Looks like: <img src="work.gif" alt="Work"> |
(33) Google Chrome web browser does not support image alt |
(34) Will you Email Scott, to help refine the above ratios? --------------------
Desire for SEO Work:
Simply reflecting on Thy SEO I Statements should help any webmaster!
Webmasters who eat, breath and exercise organic SEO, should, eventually, want to maintain popular resource(s) on the web, for two reasons. One is that there is an increase in profits that takes place. : ) The second is that: Every day your site(s) grows in popularity, there is more reinforcement in knowing that maintaining useful resources, that serve other people, brings true peace-of-mind.
From the day I first published thyseo.com, I have seen an increase in my desire to simply work on ethical SEO Priorities. As of February 1, '10, my top five income-producing web sites received 14,461 non-paid search engine visits in the last 30 days, according to stats at Google Analytics. I know this because I organize my SE hits in Microsoft Works Spreadsheet. The biggest reason for this good amount of traffic is because I work passionately on SEO priorities, first, every day. Reasoning Ratios Why a Website Ranks High for Keywords, above, shows all important things to do!
Jesus Christ said to his disciples, in John 15:7, "If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you." Why not help all ethical webmasters to cultivate a desire for SEO work, by asking Jesus for this? --------------------
Tips on SEO Work Effort:
Having a top ten web resource, in your site's theme, is easy to obtain, with dedication. Let's be real! Most of us should know, after reading Thy SEO Checklist, that to get your site at the top of engines takes endless work. We must build new natural backlinks using keyword titles, update our content and do other SEO things, for continuous high rank. It's the act of doing these things, often, that matters most!
Successful people enjoy their work, but to get to this spirit of enjoyment takes the cultivation of effective work habits. For those who need help in this area, a good web page to work on, that takes under fifteen minutes, is Thy SEO I Statements.
Simply pushing yourself, at the beginning of every day, with every ounce of Effort you've got, should get your ball rolling. Once you are in the groove of things, Thy SEO Checklist and Work Priorities should give you peace-of-mind in knowing that these ideas are published straight from an organic SEO who has websites at the top of Google, Yahoo and bing (msn) search.
The literature within ThySEO.com works for high organic keyword rankings. The only issue is how much Effort a webmaster gives to implement my tips. For those who use my ideas, when you see results, could you PayPal me what it's worth, through the "Donations" button on the left? - Scott Coplen --------------------
Tips on Avoiding Engine Algorithm Penalties:
It is official! Engine algorithm penalties do exist, according to Matt Cutts, SEO SPAM worker at Google. The best thing we can do, as webmasters, is to avoid any probable penalty. This is done by first memorizing all superior info on maintaining a search engine friendly site found at Google Webmasters, youtube's Google Webmaster Central, and Yahoo! Search Indexing. The next step is to follow these rules and ideas. This will reduce unknown algorithm penalties attached to your website(s).
Motivational Tip A: Having minimal SE algorithm penalty accounts for a big chunk of the reasons for high keyword rankings: Reasoning Ratios Why a Website Ranks High for Keywords shows this!
Motivational Tip B: The penalty people seem to talk about the most is when your site gets tagged with unnatural backlinks. We should think about how we have manipulated and distributed our backlinks. Then, we should fix the unnatural parts. An answer by JohnMu - Google Employee supports this.
Motivational Tip C: A superior resource to back-up the existence of a crosslinking penalty can be found at: Search Content Quality Guidelines - What Yahoo! Considers Unwanted: Sites excessively cross-linked with other sites to inflate a site's apparent popularity. Thy Hosting Tips shows webmasters the work needed, to minimize the possibility of a crosslinking penalty. --------------------
Popularity Tip:
Do you deserve to have a high ranking site, because you obey God's commands? If yes, then you need a useful resource or service to attract visitors. If you already have one, I'd focus on this part of your website to build natural backlinks. [ThySEO Checklist #3 helps] When a useful resource is popular, other webmasters add it to their web sites.
Our passion for carrying out God's will, in our work, keeps us on the right track. We work effectively, because we serve people, worldwide, with useful resources.
I am thankful for all useful internet resources. --------------------
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