Many people think that Google searches the Internet when you perform a search on Google. That's not the case.
Google does not search the Internet when you search. Google uses a so-called robot to surf the Internet. This robot is a simple software program that parses all web pages that it finds on the Internet and then stores the information it finds in Google's database. When you search on Google, you're actually searching the database that has been collected by that robot.
1. Feed the robot: optimize more than one web page
It's not enough to optimize your home page. You must optimize each page of your website individually. Optimize different pages of your website for different but related keywords so that Google's robot sees that your website is relevant to the topic. The more pages you optimize the better.
It takes some time to optimize your pages individually for Google but the results are worth the effort. There are no shortcuts to high rankings on Google. If someone promises you a quick solution, be very skeptical.
2. Indulge the robot: optimize the structure of your web page elementsGoogle's robot does not see web pages as you can see them in your browser. Google's robot sees the plain HTML code and it has to get all information from that code.
For that reason, you have to make sure that the HTML code of your pages contains everything in the right places so that Google's robot can write the right information to Google's database.
A single web page has many elements that can be read by Google's robot: The title tag, meta tags, headline tags, links, keywords in the body text, etc. These elements must come in the right order and they must contain your keyword in the right density if you want to get high rankings on Google for that keyword.
You should give Google's robot exactly what it wants. If you want to find out if your web page structure is alright, you can
analyze your web pages with IBP's Top 10 Optimizer.
3. Guide the robot: optimize the structure of your whole websiteIn addition to the structure of your web pages, the structure of your whole website influences the rankings of your web pages on Google as well.
A very important aspect is the structure of your website navigation and the internal links. Your website should have easy to follow text links to every page on your website that you want search engines to see.
If your website has a poor design or if it does not link to all pages of your site, then Google's robot will skip these pages. If you design your website in Flash or if you put most of your web page content in images then Google's robot won't be able to read most of your content.
If you make it as easy as possible for Google's robot to index your web pages then you will get the best possible rankings. Optimizing your web pages takes some work but it will help you to get high rankings on Google, more customers and more sales.
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