Do It Yourself SEO Ten Search Engine Optimization Tips Part 1
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DIY SEO: Ten Essential Search Engine Optimization Tips (Part 1)
Summary
Hiring a professional SEO service can be costly. However, if you're on a budget and have a grasp of web design basics, you can optimize your website yourself. Here are ten essential DIY SEO tips to get you started:
1. Incorporate SEO From the Beginning
Many people design their websites without considering search engine optimization, thinking about it only after the site is complete. This approach can be inefficient. Instead, integrate SEO from the start. Choose a domain name that includes your main keyword if possible. For example, if you’re selling bicycles, a domain like www.xyzbicycles.com is ideal. Extend this strategy to file names, such as www.xyzbicycles.com/road-bikes.html.
2. Balance Design for Both Users and Search Engines
Your website should be intuitive for users and accessible for search engine crawlers. Avoid using GIFs for text that should be indexed. If your site is entirely Flash-based, it won’t provide much content for search engines to index. Also, keep your HTML clean by moving lengthy JavaScript and styling into external files or CSS.
3. Craft Unique Title Tags for Each Page
Title tags are crucial for SEO. They inform search engines about the page's content. Include your main keywords in the title tags, prioritizing them over your company name unless it’s a major brand. For example, XYZ Bicycle Company might use: "Bicycles: Racing, Mountain & Road Bikes | XYZ Bicycles." Ensure each sub-page has a unique, relevant title tag.
4. Create Concise Description Tags
Like title tags, a well-written description tag is essential. It should summarize your page in two or three sentences, incorporating relevant keywords. For instance, the description tag for XYZ Bicycle Company might read: "XYZ Bicycle Company manufactures mountain, racing, and road bikes. Our products are sold worldwide."
5. Use Keywords in Headers
Headers help both users and search engines understand your page’s content. Use header tags like
, , etc., to highlight important content. The tag should encapsulate your primary headline. If you’re concerned about header sizes impacting your design, use CSS to adjust their appearance without losing SEO value.
Stay tuned for part two, where we'll explore the remaining five tips for DIY SEO.
tag should encapsulate your primary headline. If you’re concerned about header sizes impacting your design, use CSS to adjust their appearance without losing SEO value.
Stay tuned for part two, where we'll explore the remaining five tips for DIY SEO.
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