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used in ezines, on websites or in e-books, as
long  as  the  Resource  Box  is left intact.Do you see my point: if there had been a site
with that exact phrase, the search engine
I would appreciate notification of where itsoftware *had* to pick it. That's the way
was used, and if possible, a copy of thesearch  software  works,  basically.
ezine or newsletter that it was used in.
Please send notificationTo make sure your site appears on page one
______________________________though,  you  have  a  bit  more  work to do.
Not  on  page  one  of  the  majors  yet?A quick check with for
'BaseballRulesAndTerminology.com' showed that
Elsewhere, I've written about getting on pageit is available for purchase. Guess what? So
one of the major search engines with anare the .net and .org names available, and
article here: and the relative ease ofI'll  bet  .TV  and  .biz  are  also!
actually developing a website to do just that
here: .Now, for ranking purposes, most - if not all
- SEs place more emphasis on the domain name,
If the process is so easy then, you may ask,the domain title, the domain description and
why are there so many services touting theirthe themed content of the site. The last is
ability to "guarantee a top 10 placement" forperhaps the most important. The keyword
your  website?meta-tag is all but dead (I'd make sure I
followed the rules, but I wouldn't worry
The easy answer, of course, is that mostabout keyword meta-tags much). Links are
people do not know how to go about designingimportant,  but  they're  last  in  priority.
a website that SEs drool over, and have even
less knowledge about the HTML coding requiredNow, if I were that baseball expert, I'd
to display the website on the web. For aboogie on down to my favorite domain
relatively easy approach to site building forregistrar, buy the name(s), build the site
yourself - and a fun one at that - go to thisand  get  on  page  one...
link: where you'll get the help you
need...and  then  some!Well,  now...how can I be *so* sure, you ask?
Of course, there are many services that willLet me answer that with examples from my own
do the job for you, and obviously, many ofdomain, The two words - 'online' and
them do a good job. But again, if you're'wealth' - are pretty common on the web,
gonna do the job yourself, you have a lot toright? And, when used as a phrase 'online
think  about...wealth', you'd be inclined to think the same,
right?  Well...right  again!
First of all, however, just what do SEs drool
about? Well, the best phrase I can think ofHere are the results (i.e. number of web
is  "a  website  with  themed  relevance".pages) for the search phrase 'online wealth',
using the same search engines, without quotes
Meaning? Well, suppose you're an expert onand  with  quotes:
the sport of baseball, and you want to build
a website that ranks in the top ten SEs. MostFirst  up,  without  quotes:  online  wealth
of all, you want to have a site devoted to
baseball rules and terminology - aAltavista:  105,722,390
narrow-focus topic, but still having broad
appeal and relevance to all baseball playersGoogle:  946,000
and  fans  (your target audience, naturally).
Excite:  15,634,290
Well...a couple of days ago (it's June 18,
2001 today!) a quick search on a few of theLycos:  525,516
majors, for the search term 'baseball rules
and terminology'(the 'and' in the phraseNorthern  Light:  490,409
isn't required, actually), drew quite a mixed
bag,  thus  :Yes, those figures from Altavista and Excite
*are* the numbers returned to me, I assure
Altavista:  17,115,664you!
Google:  8720Now,  with  quotes:  "online  wealth"
Excite:  1,621,610Altavista:  1556
Lycos:  5728Google:  1750
Northern  Light:  6086Excite:  490
Now they were the results when I entered theLycos:  1662
above search phrase *without* quotes. When
the phrase is entered *with* quotes, theNorthern  Light:  871
results  are  markedly  different,  thus:
The only results page that does NOT include
Altavista:  Zipour domain of on page one, is that from
Lycos. All of the others have us on page one,
Google:  2and usually number 1! (I'll have to find out
why  Lycos  is  ignoring  us!)
Excite:  Nada
What does all that mean? Simply this: anybody
Lycos:  1who punches in "online wealth" or 'online
wealth' (no quotes), into a search box, will
Northern  Light:  4find our site on page one of the majors and
probably in number one position. And that
*By placing the quotes around the phrase, Iincludes  Yahoo,  Ixquick,  and a few others!
forced the SEs to find the exact phrase
somewhere in their databases.* However, notSo, you expert on baseball...with more
*one* of the SEs returned the exact phrase,information about the topic than anybody
which means it may not even exist anywhere onelse...get that domain name, organize that
the  web.information into a coherent whole - be it a
catalog, a dictionary, a database, an e-book
Furthermore, when I enter the same searchor whatever - develop a killer title and
phrase in one of the meta-search engine (adescription that precisely encapsulate what
fancy term that means it searches the searchyour new site is all about, promote it to all
engines),  I  get  the  following:SEs  and  directories  and...
-  Without  quotes:  20,346.  With quotes: 1.Hey, don't expect *me* to click through...I
prefer deep-sea shark fishing...even if you
And, just so that you know I haven't ignoredare on page one of the majors, for your
the  one  and  only:theme!  ;-(
-  Without  quotes:  2230.  With  quotes:  1Huh!?
So...all of *that* means you have a goldenWell...that's the web! Even if you are on
opportunity to be number one in the majors,page one, 30% of searchers will ignore you,
with your baseball rules and terminologyanyway!
site.
But, at least you'll *be* on page one, and
Why? The first set of results ranged fromahead of the rest, whenever your target
many thousands to multi-millions, so how canprospects  find  you.
that be beaten, you say? No problem - those
first set of results covered *any* occurrenceP.S. When I last made enquiries, there were
of 'baseball', 'rules' and 'terminology', somaybe only 48 links pointing to I get
there were even sites for cricket, publicdifferent results from different SEs...so I
administration, medicine, religion anddon't worry about links at all.
goodness knows what all on the results page I



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