Fast access to Web site traffic methods

Before doing anything, use the keyword tool to do an extensive survey to see which keywords/words apply to your site. What keyword does your direct competitor use? Are there any keywords that have market potential you haven't noticed yet? Maybe you can carve out another new situation?

1) Domain name

If you want your site to be remembered quickly, choose a domain name that accurately reflects it. If my website is called comma Movie (Tudou), then register www.douhaody.com. The key point is to try not to have more than two two-word combinations.

2 Avoid sandbox test

After you have identified the keywords and the company name, buy your domain name as soon as possible. As soon as possible to set up the site, put on a simple page to tell others who you are, what to do, as well as the details of the site will be immediately out and so on. Make sure it is crawled by Google and Yahoo!. (Can be submitted or connected to the station from another site)

3 Create Content

Make some authentic original content for your site. This makes spiders desirable, and it gives you the opportunity to learn more about keywords from search engine results.

4 site Design

Adhere to the "keep simple" approach. Call an external CSS file, clear the Java Script code on the page, use an external file to invoke them, and do not use the frame, using the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/12592 as a picture. HTML ">flash, do not make the whole station Flash. Do not make the site flashy, so that viewers feel cluttered. Keep it neat and simple. Make it easy for visitors to find what they need without looking around.

5 Page Size

The smaller the KB your pages are, the better-especially the home page. Optimize those pictures to make the page load faster. Most people and businesses in the west are fast on the Internet, but in other countries or 8200.html ">" Mobile phones may not. If your site is loaded slowly, it may have lost visitors before it was accessed. (This is also mentioned in the previous article to use the better space)

6 availability

Make sure your site follows some usability rules. Remember, people spend more time on other sites, so don't challenge design habits. Do not use PDF files for online reading. Use a different color for the access connection, with a good size heading. Check out a little more about usability, and they'll help you a lot.

7 Site Optimization

Use the keyword you selected in the title (most important), and then try to include the same size title and text. Make sure your page/content is about these keywords. If you want to sell gadgets, write about gadgets. Don't just repeat the word "gadget" in words.

8) through-Station connection

A connection is one that is identical on every page. They help new visitors not to get lost. Sometimes they appear on the left side of the page, sometimes at the top with small chunks. Sometimes they are also at the bottom of the page. Make sure that you have an old-fashioned connection to each page. I usually put a small block at the top of the page and a text at the bottom. See what's the best way for you.

9) Header

Use bold headers. People surf the internet often just to scan not to read carefully. So basically, all they can see is the header. If your header is not attractive enough, people may not stay on the content for long. If you can, use the right amount of keywords.

10) Sitemap

Create a site map that contains all the page connections in the station. Keep updating. It helps spiders get into each page. Place a text connection to the site map on the main page.

11) Content

Keep updating every day. Content to be original, do not copy others. The more original and useful the content, the more people will read it, connect to it, and most importantly – come back later.