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Your header tags are important. You are displaying a new section of text and using your keyword in your header tag. This tells the search engines that your keyword is important and the next section of text is about your keyword. This is a quick SEO tip but it is very powerful.

SEO is an acronym for search engine optimization. It's a way for a business owner's website or blog to be found on the Internet. There is a variety of ways to use SEO strategies, which is why a lot of people are confused by it. However, the main goal is to rank higher in the search engines and make your business website more relevant on the Internet.

Well the same holds true for too much information when it comes to SEO or Search Engine Optimization. When you are taught how to drive, was it necessary for you to have an understanding of the combustion engine, correct valve timing or be able to rebuild a transmission?

Even paid web traffic from ads will cost you less with an optimized website because the search engines will reward you for playing by their rules...And simply the one theme that governs the rules of the search engines is to protect the consumer.

You simply needed the facts of getting your car going safely and smoothly down the road to your destination. Otherwise you will never get out of the driveway or be too overwhelmed and never learn to drive...never achieving your desired results.

Once it is "Optimized", then you need to let the search engines know that you exist. Only after it is ready should you tell them about it. But this is a subject for another article. Do a search of different article warehouse or SEO news sources. You will find a lot of information on this.

These SEO tips are tips that will never change and tips that if done right will leave you ahead of most competition. The main one to remember is relevance. The more relevant your link the more productive it will be.

So EVEN IF you do get to the top, it will just make your competition try that much harder to knock you back down a peg or two. So you end up in a vicious cycle where you and your direct (and indirect) competitors are jockeying back and forth for first position. Whoever spends the most time (spelled M-O-N-E-Y) on SEO wins. At least for Pinterest a time, just so long as no one else spends a little more than they do. So even if you get to the top, you can bet, you won't stay there for long.

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