- Current. Your Web site should adapt over time. You'll meet the goal of being current
when you add and update your content regularly. One way to stay current is to pay
attention to popular phrases and keywords that pop up with your audience. Twitter,
Facebook and other social media and online forums may give you clues as to current
topics you can address. Using their current jargon may prove helpful in increasing the
relevancy to your site. Also, be sure to review your old pages and revive them with new
product availability or new improvements, and update any facts, features or news.
Finally, don't out-date yourself: be sure to remove dates. If you remove old material,
you may inadvertently remove traffic from your site, so use the pages to direct readers
to the updated pages.
- Original. Set your Web site apart from the others. Give your Web site a "thumbprint"
with personalized and authentic content. If you wrote the copy yourself, you're likely
fine, but if someone else wrote it for you, do some digging to verify the originality. Is
the copy exclusive or have they sold the same content to others who are posting it on
a Web site? Test the copy by entering some of the words into a search engine to see
whether the content has been scraped (it's already out there on other sites). Make
sure you don't copy any three words or more from any other source, which is copyright
infringement. You can be original with product reviews and comparisons, or pictures
visitors can't get anywhere else. In other words, put your own spin on your topic!
Now that you have some ideas about how to keep your Web site relevant and original, you'll
want to protect it and optimize it because Google doesn't like it when the same information
floats around the Internet. Thankfully there are some tools that can help protect the content
you've worked so hard to create.
How to protect your Web site as you improve relevancy and optimize
Google and other search engines will take note of content that's new, original, and relevant,
but the strength of what you create gets diluted when others copy your stuff. If your site is
just a repeat of what's already out there, then Google will ignore or pass over your site in
favor more respected sites who have already posted relevant content, so you must protect
what's rightfully yours! Heres' how to protect your site:
- Copyscape. Copyscape.com can help you protect your content by discouraging others
to copy your work. Register with Copyscape to get the (see the icon on the lower left
bar of this page).
- Be sure to add a copyright symbol © along with the date to your pages. Copy and
paste this symbol and learn how to get a copyright symbol from your computer.
- Finally, if you can prove your content is original and someone has copied it, then
Copyscape may be able to help you. What's more, Google and the other search engines
can remove the sites from their search engines. This is called "blacklisting."
Keeping your Web site Optimized and relevant for Google Adsense
There are lots of good articles on keeping your Web site optimized for Adsense, but it doesn't
really matter how optimized your site is for Adsense if you wind up getting banned. So instead
of sharing with you the tricks for Adsense optimization, here's what you can do to protect the
integrity of your Web site:
- Don't create a "made for Google Adsense" Web site. If your Web site is set up with the
single purpose of generating Google Adsense income, then you may be sorely
disappointed at things outside your control, namely click fraud. One bad apple can click
one too many times (something Google doesn't like). Google will put your Web site in
an unsavory category for "Risk of invalid click activity." This means you'll be booted from
Google Adsense. So even if you're following the rules with Google's Terms of Service,
some malicious person could click one too many times. That's why it's so important, if
you have Google Adsense on your Web site, that you monitor your Web site traffic.
- Employ use of a Web tracker. You'll need to actively protect your income source. Here's
how you can monitor yoru Web site traffic:
- Statcounter is free Web tracker, Statcounter.com is essential in your defense for
spotting malicious activity in the event you need to review your logs with Google
Adsense. Take steps to protect your Adsense account with Statcounter. You may
be able to spot nefarious activity and take a proactive step towards reporting to
Google, before they shut down your Adsense account.
- Read Google's Terms of Service. See Google's Disabled Account information for more
ideas on how you can keep your account in good standing. Web publishers often
overlook this important page, until it's too late. For example, note that it's mandatory
for Google Adsense publishers is to post a privacy policy. If you don't post one, you risk
an account termination.
- Think about multiple streams of income beyond Google. It's always good to have multiple
streams of income, so try other ways to monetize your Web site.
Check your Page Rank
As you build your marketing campaign, you can start checking the results of your traffic
through these page rank tools:
- Page Rank Checker! Check your Google Page Rank now. You can also see how you fare
on your Alexa Rank, MSN Search Results, Yahoo! search results, and the back link count
you have!
- Alexa Traffic Rankings: Search your Alexa Traffic Rankings to get an overview of your
Web traffic, and even compare your site to others.
Site submission help beyond Google:
- MSN Live Search: MSN is almost harder than Google to get Page Rank. This tool will help
you submit your site, which is the first step towards getting MSN to notice your content
and direct traffic to you.
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Web site optimization tools to improve Web site page rank and relevancy
Want to improve page rank for your Web site? You'll attain improved page rank with a steady
stream of good content. Google and the other search engines will notice your pages when
you provide relevant content to people who search. So make it your goal to improve page
rank with relevancy, then protect your Web site content and monitor your progress.
How to keep your Web site relevant, optimized:
Okay, you want to "keep your Web site relevant," but how do you know if your content really
is relevant and how can you keep it that way? You will improve relevancy and improve your
page rank when your Web site content is pertinent, current and original:
- Pertinent. Is your copy useful? Can you help solve someone's problem, give the visitor
an idea or educate readers on how to do something? If you can, then your site is
pertinent to their needs. Quite simply, your copy should be fitting to the words
someone may enter into the search bar of a major search engine. Before you craft a
page, try it. Actually type words into Google and the other search engines to see what
links and keywords pop up. This provides the answer to what search engines currently
find pertinent. Content that's pertinent is usually compelling, specific or focused to the
interests of site visitors. Another trick to staying pertinent is to enter a query into
Amazon to see their search suggestions, which you might use in your copy.

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