Comments on: Search Engine Optimization for Bots – Creepy SEO Crawlers http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers Beecause You CAN Increase Your Sales with an Effective Internet Marketing Strategy! Sun, 19 Jun 2011 08:14:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: LEXX http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers/comment-page-1#comment-327 LEXX Mon, 03 Jan 2011 06:55:19 +0000 http://meta-bee.com/?p=246#comment-327 I've been doing 1-4 and planned on doing 5 once I decided where at the bottom I'd probably put the menu to all of the store categories on each page. thanx helps a lot ;) I’ve been doing 1-4 and planned on doing 5 once I decided where at the bottom I’d probably put the menu to all of the store categories on each page. thanx helps a lot ;)

]]> By: Meta Bee http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers/comment-page-1#comment-326 Meta Bee Fri, 31 Dec 2010 23:09:54 +0000 http://meta-bee.com/?p=246#comment-326 Here are some tips for your shopping site: 1) use keywords in the urls for each page 2) use keywords in the meta title for each page 3) use keywords in your meta description 4) use keywords in each image title, description and alt tag 5) if it won't ruin the look of your page too much, you can add keywords relevant text at the bottom of the page. For example, if you have a page that sells mp3 players, your url, title, and description should all have the keyword phrase "mp3 players" or some long-tailed keyword for the same PLUS you can add header tags by adding the appropriate html to your page around your keywords where you think it will look okay PLUS a text listing of all the KINDS of MP3 players you are selling; i.e. "Transcend MP850." You can do keyword research to see which search terms people are using to search for the products you are selling and then be sure to include those search terms (keyword phrases) in all of the things I just mentioned. Does that make sense? 6) be sure you aren't using any flash or poor navigation schemes that would block search engine bots from accessing and indexing your site because YES, they WILL if they can and are not blocked. They do scan all the items I've mentioned in addition to regular text. They also following your outgoing links and your internal links so be sure each page on your site links to and from other pages on your site. 7) once each webpage is optimized, you'll want to start doing search engine MARKETING - which is getting your site listed in all appropriate directories and search engines and building links to it from various relevant and quality sources. Example, I put h1 tags around Top Selling MP3 Players... <h1>Top Selling MP3 Players</h1> Transcend MP850 Apple iPod Microsoft Zune Sony Walkman Here are some tips for your shopping site:
1) use keywords in the urls for each page
2) use keywords in the meta title for each page
3) use keywords in your meta description
4) use keywords in each image title, description and alt tag
5) if it won’t ruin the look of your page too much, you can add keywords relevant text at the bottom of the page. For example, if you have a page that sells mp3 players, your url, title, and description should all have the keyword phrase “mp3 players” or some long-tailed keyword for the same PLUS you can add header tags by adding the appropriate html to your page around your keywords where you think it will look okay PLUS a text listing of all the KINDS of MP3 players you are selling; i.e. “Transcend MP850.” You can do keyword research to see which search terms people are using to search for the products you are selling and then be sure to include those search terms (keyword phrases) in all of the things I just mentioned. Does that make sense?
6) be sure you aren’t using any flash or poor navigation schemes that would block search engine bots from accessing and indexing your site because YES, they WILL if they can and are not blocked. They do scan all the items I’ve mentioned in addition to regular text. They also following your outgoing links and your internal links so be sure each page on your site links to and from other pages on your site.
7) once each webpage is optimized, you’ll want to start doing search engine MARKETING – which is getting your site listed in all appropriate directories and search engines and building links to it from various relevant and quality sources.

Example, I put h1 tags around Top Selling MP3 Players…

Top Selling MP3 Players

Transcend MP850
Apple iPod
Microsoft Zune
Sony Walkman

]]> By: LEXX http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers/comment-page-1#comment-325 LEXX Fri, 31 Dec 2010 14:08:46 +0000 http://meta-bee.com/?p=246#comment-325 i wanted to know if you dont have any content written on most of your pages if keywording the images and links inside of the site would be enough to get a high rank on seaerch engines. And if I get a lot of linking to my site. I have a huge shopping site opening up but every page is nothing but virtual graphics and links to stores. No content at all except for the links in my mall directory to every different category of stores on my site. I want to keep the feel of my whole site virtual...like you're really there, so adding text on top of the screenshots would ruin the look. But once my site gets out there I know 100's to thousands of people will be linking to it because no ones ever seen anything like it. Will i be okay without that much text on the pages except for links to stores, keywords in images and links in the mall directory thats on every page? I'll have a mouse roll over on store images that gives decriptiions of sales and keywords to what kind of store it is too. Was wondering if bots read those. Those description boxes that pop up when you roll your mouse over it... as long as I can find one with HTML code... do those get scanned by bots? i wanted to know if you dont have any content written on most of your pages if keywording the images and links inside of the site would be enough to get a high rank on seaerch engines. And if I get a lot of linking to my site. I have a huge shopping site opening up but every page is nothing but virtual graphics and links to stores. No content at all except for the links in my mall directory to every different category of stores on my site. I want to keep the feel of my whole site virtual…like you’re really there, so adding text on top of the screenshots would ruin the look. But once my site gets out there I know 100′s to thousands of people will be linking to it because no ones ever seen anything like it. Will i be okay without that much text on the pages except for links to stores, keywords in images and links in the mall directory thats on every page? I’ll have a mouse roll over on store images that gives decriptiions of sales and keywords to what kind of store it is too. Was wondering if bots read those. Those description boxes that pop up when you roll your mouse over it… as long as I can find one with HTML code… do those get scanned by bots?

]]> By: Meta Bee http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers/comment-page-1#comment-304 Meta Bee Fri, 22 Oct 2010 17:40:37 +0000 http://meta-bee.com/?p=246#comment-304 Hamidreza – I’m not sure I fully understand your question, but I’ll try to answer anyway. The search engine crawlers recognize images, however, they cannot “see” what the image is so you have to “tell” them what it is with keywords in the file name, title, and alt text as in this image. If you right click on this post and view source, you will see the html code for this image where I use "seo spiders" for the file name, image title, and alt text. You can search for images on Google and Google will show you images that have the keywords you are searching for. <a href="http://meta-bee.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/seo-spider.png" rel="nofollow"></a> Hamidreza – I’m not sure I fully understand your question, but I’ll try to answer anyway. The search engine crawlers recognize images, however, they cannot “see” what the image is so you have to “tell” them what it is with keywords in the file name, title, and alt text as in this image. If you right click on this post and view source, you will see the html code for this image where I use “seo spiders” for the file name, image title, and alt text. You can search for images on Google and Google will show you images that have the keywords you are searching for.

]]> By: Hamidreza Naderloo http://www.meta-bee.com/search-engine-optimization-for-bots-creepy-seo-crawlers/comment-page-1#comment-302 Hamidreza Naderloo Thu, 21 Oct 2010 05:59:53 +0000 http://meta-bee.com/?p=246#comment-302 hello. My name is hamidreza. I am a computer_engineer.please help to me that how search engine search the picture(with Image Processing)? and please send to me that if i upload one picture for search engine,why can the search engine search search the same picture and view for me? thanks. hello.
My name is hamidreza.
I am a computer_engineer.please help to me that how search engine search the picture(with Image Processing)?
and please send to me that if i upload one picture for search engine,why can the search engine search search the same picture and view for me?
thanks.

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