Ban Proof your web sites with REAL CONTENT!
Hey, are you
satisfied that your web sites are ban proof? Are you
taking any chances that could possibly rub a human search engine reviewer
the wrong way?
Now more than ever
it is imperative that we protect our web sites! The solution
my friends is REAL CONTENT!
Building
web sites with real geniune valuable content is the best way to protect
your web sites from falling prey to the whims of the human web reviewer
police!
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you to check out my free 19 page special report called "Ban Proof Your
Web Sites (and make long term money with article marketing)" which includes
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Have you been banned
lately???
No, I didn’t say hugged,
I said BANNED as in blacklisted!
Search engines are so committed to cleaning up their indexes that in
the frenzy to remove sites, even clean and borderline sites are getting
banned. Hopefully the information presented in this article can help
you prevent your site from even being considered for deletion.
As an internet marketing veteran of
over 10 years, I have experienced a large variety of business changing
phenomena’s. I have watched
search engines come and go, as well as techniques to get free search
engine traffic change and evolve. In this series of articles and in my
Special Report available at my web site ArticleUnderground.com, I’ll
share some of the secrets that can help you stay in the game and prosper
for a long time!
I’ve provided webmasters a great
free tool to measure the denisty of your web pages including
2 and 3 word phrases. It’s called the Article Underground Keyword
Density Analyzer Tool, or AUKDAT for
short! It’s the only density analyzer I am aware of that
actually measures 2 and 3 word phrases!
Ban Proof Technique: Reasonable Keyword Density / Avoid Hidden Text
Back in the day, all it took was figuring
out the exact formula for keyword density and I’d be able to optimize a dozen or so of my
pages to dominate the search results. The competition wasn’t so
great, so I could easily get top ten rankings for keywords that got lots
of traffic. It was a fun game! But as with all good things, the word
got around and soon everyone and their mother were building web pages
and trying to get that free search engine traffic. Each webmaster was
studying what the other webmasters were doing and were trying to one
up them and leap frog to the top of the ranks.
Increased competition and the demands of the marketplace required that
the landscape must change.
One of the first things that the search engines figured out was that
spammers tended to stuff their web pages with hundreds or even thousands
of hidden keywords. Sometimes referred to as keyword stuffing, it was
common to find web pages with blocks of hidden text at the bottom, mixed
in with the same color of the web page background.
Search engines figured out text and
backgrounds shouldn’t be the
same color and developed algorithms to catch web pages using this trick.
When it became common knowledge among webmasters this hidden text keyword
stuffing technique could work against you, webmasters found clever ways
to NOT hide the text (similar colors as background, but not exact) and
still stuff the keywords.
These days, the search engines simply
don’t rank pages with too
many repeated words and it is generally agreed upon by SEO’s (search
engine optimization experts) that the ideal density for a keyword phrase
should be between 1% and 3% which is within the reasonable amount that
should keep your web page from the scrutiny of a human reveiwer.
Since search engines are now employing “human reviewers” it
is also wise to make sure that your content reads naturally and does
not appear to be artificially forcing a keyword phrase down the readers
throats.
If you want to play it safe, make sure your web pages do not contain
obvious or blatant repetition of keywords and that the phrases fall into
the 1% to 3% range. A little less, or a little over should be ok, but
as a rule, shoot for that range.
Avoid patterns! Automation
can reveal patterns that cause problems! Add variety!
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