HOME Eclectic	Taming the search engine beasts I have this website that I have been developing for almost a year and a half. It's a very plain looking site with some standard Front Page CSS templates, with no logo, no graphics, no anything. No Web 2.0 in the slightest least. This is the website you are on right now. This website is ranked number 2 on Google for what I believe is the most important to its content keyword. It leaves in the dust about 700,000 other pages that Google spits out when you search for the keyword in question. But that's not all: for the very same keyword, my site places first and second (!) on Yahoo! Search. How about MSN Search? The same as with Yahoo! Search, baby! Now, you are probably thinking that I am some kind of SEO überwizard. Well, if that's the case, then you cannot be more wrong! The only optimization done on the site is accidental at best. Sure, you cannot avoid using the title tags if you want your pages to be recognizable in some intelligent manner by humans, but you will not find here any meta (keywords, description, etc.) tags or anything of this kind. Any H1, H2, etc. tags? Nope, none that you could see in the HTML source. The site has fewer than 10 reciprocal links from other sites thematically related to it and some few dozen more relevant backlinks from other sites out there. To be quite honest, I have never paid particular attention to growing my links section so not many webmasters have exchanged them with me. My site once reached the stratospheric Google Page Rank of 2, but a few months back got demoted to PR1, and now it's back to PR2. Really nothing to write home about. Yet it places way ahead of some PR3 to PR5 sites on the first page of Google when you search for our relevant keyword. Much slicker, much more "professionally" looking sites with PRs you could actually brag about rank behind it! The site may be in a few web directories, but I do not recall submitting it to any directory whose Page Rank is higher than 5. And even if I did submit it, I doubt it ever got listed. And to be honest again, I really did not care much about it either. I have no blogs, no Squidoo lenses, no MySpace whatever-this-MySpace-thing-is-called, none of this newfangled stuff that I could have used to boost the position of my site in search engines. What's the key to my success then? I could probably sum it up this way: "less is more." And if you want some more details, you will need to wait for another article in this sequel.   For more information about ebooks like that please see another section of this site. Beverly Hills, liposuction, cosmetic surgery, botox, breasts implants, Beverly Hills, beauty, cosmetic surgery, breasts, Beverly Hills, cosmetic surgery, Beverly Hills liposuction.
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