There are basic steps to improve Google SEO(Search Engine Optimization) for your Website.As many of web developers already know, Google is rated by many as the number one search engine in the world.Getting indexed by Google can be a pain, but getting highly placed rankings for specific keywords seems to be the nut that not many web developers without SEO (search engine optimization) experience.You can learn from below link.
http://www.interspire.com/content/2005/12/07/google-seo-basics-for-beginners/
http://www.websitedesignelixirs.com/seo-knowledge-base.html
Included ‘4’ Steps to Better Rankings
We personally believe in the “practice what you preach” approach to all things business related — especially SEO. So, before we continue, here’s a sample of keywords and Google rankings for some of our websites:
| Website | Keywords | Google Ranking |
| Activekb.com | Knowledgebase software | #2 of 4,980,000 |
| DevEdit.com | Online HTML editor | #3 of 9,080,000 |
| MyFreeTemplates.com | Free Dreamweaver Templates | #4 of 93,600 |
Step 1. Choosing The Right Keywords
For example, let’s talk about http://www.devedit.com — DevEdit is our WYSIWYG HTML editing component that drops into browser-based applications.
The problem is, there are a LOT of WYSIWYG HTML editors, but how can we get DevEdit to appear in Google’s top 10 rankings? Well, let’s see. Trying to optimize for the keyword “HTML” alone would be a tough task, as it’s too general. There are HTML editors, HTML tutorials, HTML articles, etc.
Step 2. Your URL and Title Tag
For some of us, keywords in the domain name look too unprofessional, and we’ve already registered our domain, so it’s too late to change. An alternative — and also a useful tactic — is to add your keywords into the names of your pages, such as
http://www.companyname.com/web-development-services.html
a good title tag would be:
<title>”Company name provides professional affordable web development services in Sydney Australia.”</title>
Usually, the closer to the front of your title tag the keywords are placed, the better.
Step 3. H1 Tags and Keyword Density
<h1>Google sees this text as more important</h1>
Step 4. Links, Links and More Links
If you run a web development company, then adding a simple link to the bottom of each of your client’s websites, such as:
<a href=http://www.yoursite.com>Web development by Company Name</a>
… (With your clients permission of course) can help boost your back links, which will help boost your ranking position in searches.
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