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Top SecretYou have permission from the author to reproduce and resell this document so long as nothing is changed!What I'm about to reveal has been a closely guarded strategy used by a small percentage of people to gain a top rating into the search engines. It Works! I have personally used this strategy and have achieved a Top Rating in an area that has an abundance of competition (such as a sex site). I firmly believe that the more competition there is, the better this can work for you. Here is what I found to work the best. Make a Web Page that contains three to ten keywords and place them in an HTML document. Make sure your keywords relate the best to your Home Page content. The keywords should be simple and should be words that aren't difficult to spell. If I was selling golf clubs, I would consider "golf clubs" to be the best of my keywords. Next I would use "golf" as a keyword, then "clubs", then "golf irons", then "golf drivers", then "putters", then "golf balls", then "golf courses", then "putting greens", and so on. It's good to think of words that relate to your subject matter even if these words are off the beaten path. Obviously, if I use "Golf Courses" it only relates to the subject of what I'm marketing however, I should gain more traffic as a result. The strategy works this way. Design a page filled with your best keywords, yet, allow no one to see them. I recommend creating a page that ends up being at least 49 Kilobytes in size, in other words, keep repeating your keywords over and over and over on your HTML document until you reach the desired file size. EXAMPLE: Using the Golf Club Page I would insert these keywords: golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, (starts to repeat here) golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, (again repeats here) golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, (again repeats here) golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, (again repeats here) and continue until your page is filled. If you do this in "Note pad" it will reach a stopping point, where no more can be typed.
Here is an example of how
your HTML code should look to
start with.
NOTE: It doesn't matter what I name this page, it will automatically go to my desired Home Page because of the "REFRESH" command. IMPORTANT: Design your page containing the same "BACKGROUND COLOR" as your Home Page. This will give the "appearance" that your Home Page is loading first when in fact, it's not. Then place the following code to "Hide" your keywords. EXAMPLE <font size=1 color=#FFFFFF> golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, golf clubs, golf, clubs, golf irons, golf drivers, putters, golf balls, golf courses, (until you fill up the page). NOTICE: the font color is the same as the "BACKGROUND COLOR". When anyone comes to this page they won't notice the keywords placed on the page. Making the font color the same as the background color is important if you do NOT want to show others what you have done. It also "looks" better then a page that displays every keyword. Today more and more people are catching on to this technique and I would suggest you check out your competition first before getting started. If you stumble on some of your competitors pages using this technique you may be forced to use a page and a half, or even more keywords to gain the advantage. Be sure to look at the "source code", through your browser, on your competitors page to see if you have forgotten any important keywords they may have. Using this strategy you can also do the following: (Keep in mind, most people are lazy or won't spend the extra time or resources it takes to take things a step further). If you design two (2), three (3), or even five (5) pages, or more using this technique, and focus on using just one(1) keyword ONLY, per page, and then submitting each of these pages to the search engines, you will come out on top with each keyword you use in many search engines! Remember you can name each page containing your keywords with a different name and each page will push automatically into your home page. This is a strategy that works to give you a higher rating in many search engines even if you have already submitted your home page to the search engines. The downside to this strategy is many search engines will display your keywords only... and not the description you used. Think how many times you do a search for something only to see these keywords in the description. Many people think this can hurt traffic however, if you come up first or within the top 10 or twenty displayed, I guarantee your traffic will increase tremendously. If it's important for you to have your description come up, rather than just your keywords, then use the same strategy with the description. Repeat your description over and over again (containing your keywords in your description), rather than using just keywords. Smart web page designers also use a <meta name="description" content="(place your description here)"> <meta name="keywords" content="(place your keywords here"> in their HTML code. Just place this between your <title> </title> command on the top of your code. Try to keep your description to 25 words or less, as many search engines will only place that many. Do the same for your keywords. I do suggest you place this on your pages in addition to the keywords you place on your page. Some search engines will only recognize your meta name description and meta name keywords. If you prefer a description, rather than only keywords, be sure to be creative with it. Most people use a bland description of their page. Try to develop a description that is stimulating and adds curiosity. Design it as you would a great display ad. Here are power words, and power phrases, in writing an effective description or ad copy that will pull people into your pages. FREE, DISCOVER, POWERFUL, EASY, GUARANTEED, YOU'LL LOVE THIS, MONEY, HOTTEST, NEW, IMPROVED, PROVEN, RESULTS, REVOLUTIONARY, STATE-OF-THE-ART, FANTASTIC, SAVE, BEST, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY, SECRET, THE BEST KEPT SECRET, UNBELIEVABLE, MUST SEE TO BELIEVE, are all words and catch phrases that should be considered when developing your site description. Also consider adding some curiosity to your description. It will create more interest.
EXAMPLE #1Discover the HOTTEST NEW irons on the Market Today. Our revolutionary NEW State-of-the-Art design is taking strokes off the average players game. The secret to our design is...EXAMPLE #2Soon to be offered to the golfer, quality custom-built clubs at an affordable price. Now tell me which one would you go to first? I would hope the first description. You just might just want to know more about their design and why it works so well. Before you start to design your description, or place any keywords, take this into consideration. The top 10 keywords searched for, according to Wired Magazine, are these.
Another strategy in getting a top rating is have the name of your company start with the letter "A" or "AAA". Many directories place you in alphabetical order. Place your company name in the <title>AAA Your Company Name</title> of your web page. Be sure to post your site manually rather than using any automated software or sites that post for you. You will have the best results when you submit your information manually, however, there are sites and software I like to use after I have gotten into the prime search engines. Here is a list you should post manually to: Google - Infoseek - Webcrawler - Apollo - Open Text Index - Excite - Alta Vista - Lycos - WWW Worm - Yahoo - Whatsnew on the Internet - Starting Point - ComFind - InfoSpace - Yellow Pages Online - What's New Too! - METROSCOPE - LinkStar - BizWiz - HotBot - DejaNews -New Rider's. I found this site to work well in saving time to get posted to the directories, Yellow Pages, and other FREE Links sites. http://www.henge.com/superpage/entity/ Software I use to post to FREE Links Pages is called Exploit. Their site allows you to download their software FREE. www.exploit.com Now that you know what it takes to get a top rating into a search engine the next step is creating a Home Page that gets results. Be sure to use the Power Words FREE, DISCOVER, POWERFUL, EASY, GUARANTEED, YOU'LL LOVE THIS, MONEY, HOTTEST, NEW, IMPROVED, PROVEN, RESULTS, REVOLUTIONARY, STATE-OF-THE-ART, FANTASTIC, SAVE, BEST, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY, SECRET, THE BEST KEPT SECRET, UNBELIEVABLE, MUST SEE TO BELIEVE into your Web Pages and carefully consider what you are trying to accomplish. You only have two choices. Are you looking to receive inquires or sales? If it is an inquiry to get your sales materials out, then keep it as brief as possible. Excite those who read your material to want much, much more. Open any magazine that has display ads and carefully study which ads you would respond to. Your judgment is usually the best way to determine what you should use to get inquires to flood in. Then make sure your sales letters are tested and work. If you get a tremendous amount of inquires, yet, your sales aren't happening, then you need to re-write your sales materials. You might even want to consider a professional ad writer to help. Go to an advertising agency for pricing. It can make all the difference. If you are trying to get a sale immediately, then be sure to give them all the information you can, so making the decision to buy from you becomes easy. Make sure your Home Page:
MORE SECRETS FOR SUBMITTING URL'sThe Web Page TITLE is the most important element of a listing. Most people will conduct a search and then quickly scan the titles of matches that are returned. If your title is uninteresting, or if it presents itself near the bottom of a list, your Web Page is unlikely to ever be seen. You know how it is? You're out surfing and you barely land at a site before you're off to another.Therefore: The name of the game is being SEEN. You literally have millions of other sites competing for attention. Start your Web Page Title with "A" or a numeral. This should get you posted to the TOP of a category. Do a search at Yahoo and you'll see what I mean. The first 100 entries that are returned usually won't even take you past the letter "C". If your page starts with "N" you're out of luck, and out of sight, even if you have a great description loaded with keywords. Be creative with your Title! Do not use redundant words such as "home page," "Corporation," "XYZ Inc.," etc. No one is going to search for "Home page" or "Corporation". Also, your company name is probably irrelevant unless you're Apple Computer Inc., or unless the words are very descriptive. Really, why on earth would I want to go to "XYZ Gizmo Manufacturing Corporation Home Page"? Especially when there are millions of other interesting places to go to. On the other hand, if that same company had a title such as "A $10. Product Guaranteed to Double Profits", I might check it out. Of course, you have to back up your claims or, trust me, a person lured to your Web Page will NEVER come back. The title that you submit doesn't necessarily have to match the actual Web page. Although, I also recommend that you DO change your Web page title also. Robots such as Webcrawler, Lycos and Alta Vista will go and scan the text of your Web page and automatically determine it's title. When a search is done the results are often listed alphabetically. You do NOT need to change your URL in order to change your Web Page title. If given the choice, place yourself in a category that is closest to the top alphabetically. Even though it may not be the ideal category, it is more likely to be seen. Being seen is what counts. Don't type everything in all-caps even though you may think it's more visible. It's very irritating and usually turns people off. It always gives me the impression that it's some cheap scam (don't ask me to explain why). If a site allows you 50 characters for a title USE IT. Longer titles somehow manage to stand out from the masses in long lists, and also allow for more descriptive, enticing, and searchable keywords. Create a file in a word processor, on a notepad, desk accessory, etc., that contains your home page's Title, URL, Description, Keywords, as well as your personal data (E-mail, phone, address, etc.). Have this file open at the same time as you are on the Internet doing your submissions. Simply copy and paste the data into the submission form. This will save you from having to manually retype the information into each different submission form over and over. NOTE: The length of allowed descriptions varies greatly between sites. You may want to have two descriptions (a short and long version). Check other listings in the same directory to establish allowable length if it is not clearly indicated. Before submitting to a directory, do a few searches (if searches are possible) using the same keywords you think that people would use to find your listing. This will help you determine what location or categories you should be listed in. Is the directory alphabetical? Would you rather be in a category that starts with "A" or one that starts with "Y" (at the bottom of a long list!) (if it's a searchable directory it may not matter). Does the searcher rate a listing by the number of keyword matches it finds in a listing? Does it search for matches in the listing title, the content of the description, or both? Based on what you find out after doing a few searches you should be able to tailor make a listing that will be visible and easily found by people looking for what you're offering in your home page. Use lots of appropriate keywords in the text of your Web page. Robots such as WebCrawler will automatically visit your Web page (after you submit your URL), scan the page's title and text, and determine which are the most frequently used words. When someone does a search with WebCrawler (for instance) using a keyword, it will come up with a list of documents that have matching keywords. Those at the top of the list usually have the MOST matches. Print out your Index on your printer (Netscape: File->Print). On this print out make notes of where you have submitted, the date you submitted, and an appropriate date to check back to verify your listing. If at this time you find that your listing is incorrect, or if you think it could be in a better location, find out how to re-submit or update it. If this is not obvious, find an E-mail address and E-mail them with your request. NOTE: Some sites post additions immediately (press "RELOAD" to see your listing), others can take up to several weeks. Print out this section as a handy reference while submitting. Again... I Thank You for Purchasing our TOP SECRET INFORMATION PACKAGEYour business is very much appreciated!Produced and Distributed By:
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