- Website Development Tutorial
- Website Development - Home
- Website Development - Introduction
- Required Skills
- Domain Name
- Domain Name Registration
- Website Development - Subdomains
- Domain Privacy
- Configure DNS Record on a Hosting Platform
- CMS Platforms
- Flat & Dynamic Webpages
- Publishing & Development tools
- Commercial & Free Themes
- Choosing a Web Hosting Company & a Plan
- Website Development - Cpanel
- Website Development - Setup
- Public Authority Certificates
- Purchasing a Public Certificate
- E-Commerce Platforms
- E-Commerce Payment Gateway
- Small Business Website
- Back Up Your Website
- Webpage Migration
- Testing Your Website
- Website Development - Security
- Speed Up Your Website
- Advertise Your Webpage
- Website Development - Adwords
- Website Development - SEO
- Website Development Resources
- Website Development - Quick Guide
- Website Development - Resources
- Website Development - Discussion
Website Development - SEO
Search Engine Optimization is the process where you can make your website better in terms of ranking in search engines. The majority of web traffic is driven by major commercial search engines, Google, Bing and Yahoo!. Although social media and other types of traffic can generate visits to your website, search engines are the primary method of navigation for most of the Internet users. This is a fact whether your site provides content, services, products, information or just about anything else.
To optimize your webpage ranking, you should know what search engines look at −
Content − It is determined by the theme that is being given, the text on the page, the titles and the descriptions that are given.
Performance − Your webpage should be fast (no delays). We have discussed it in the previous chapter named – Speed up your website.
Authority − Your website should have good content to link to or for other authoritative sites to use your website as a reference or cite the information that is available.
User Experience − Your webpage should be safe to navigate, no harmful softwares uploaded.
Keyword Stuffing − Do not overuse the keywords on your pages.
Purchased Links − Do not use too many buying links.
Making Money from a Website
One of the main purposes when creating a website is to make money from it. To achieve this, there are several methods which we will discuss below −
Google AdSense
AdSense is the reverse of AdWords, allowing publishers (which includes bloggers and other website owners) to tap into Google’s immense advertising network, so that other advertisers can run ads on their website. To register in this program, you must click on the following URL – https://www.google.com/adsense/
Make Affiliated Marketing
You promote a product to your website visitors and email subscribers. If the product or service resonates with these people, they will click on your affiliate link and purchase the product and from this you take commissions.
Make Partnerships
This basically means to find businesses that can have interest to advertise on your website and make a deal.