SEO Series Lessons - Google SEO Secrets

Google SEO Secrets

How to Get a Top Ranking

With Search Engine Optimization

Note:- There are Alot Of Lessons Are going To be Under This Name

So Follow These Lessons To Get the Real Treasure OF These Lessons       
    >Dont Forget To Tell And Invite Others.

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PART I – Google and Keywords

 This section of the lesson lays the foundation for all your work. You must understand 

the concepts and perform the tasks discussed here, even if you feel they are basic or

you know them.

The first chapter deals with how Google works, while the second chapter discusses

the important concept of keywords and how they form the basis of your success with

Google.

Before we continue, there are a few terms that you should know. These terms are

the most often misunderstood by beginners. There are other terms you’ll need to

know, but let’s get through these first. 

Rank, ranking: a website’s actual position in the free (unpaid) section of a search

engine results page for a search term. It is meaningless to speak of website rank

without specifying what search word or phrase you are ranked for. When someone

says to you “My website is #1 on Google”, you need to ask “OK, but for which search

term?”

PageRank:  Google’s patented system for specifying a web page’s importance,

PageRank (PR) is a single, albeit important, factor that influences ranking. Many

people confuse a page’s rank (what position they are on a search results page) with

a page’s PageRank (PR) value. They are totally separate. 

Keywords:  Keywords for those words and phrases that define what a web page is

all about. When someone enters a search term or phrase into Google, Google tries

to find those web pages that match the search phrase best. Some people confuse

keywords with the META “Keywords” tag. They are not the same thing. 

Page title: The title of a web page is the text contained between the

<TITLE></TITLE>  tags at the beginning of an HTML file and is displayed in the top

bar of a browser. It is not the first heading of a web page or any other large text that

may be displayed at the top of a web page. This is an important distinction to know.

On-page factors: SEO factors influencing rank that are associated with elements on

YOUR website, such as content, title tags, navigation links and code.

Off-page factors: SEO factors influencing rank that are associated with elements on

OTHER websites, primarily links that point to your website.