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Author Topic: How crawler read the homepage?  (Read 2207 times)

Lou kan

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How crawler read the homepage?
« on: August 04, 2009, 03:46:12 AM »
Hi all,

I want to know how crawler decides, which phrase i am targeting by reading the content of the web page. It can take any phrase in the line right? Is it depends on the occurrence of the keywords etc

If you have any good resource on this please guide me to that.

Kovin

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Re: How crawler read the homepage?
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2009, 03:48:45 AM »
It is a number of factors, and no one knows the exact algorithm, that's the secret sauce or holy grail everyone wants.

obviously the title tag is the main source for onpage SEO, the title of a page is meant to be descriptive of its contents.

Then there is the copy text, but it has nothing to do with occurrences otherwise know as 'keyword density',  but it's not a measurable metric to use, the only time you need to worry about kwd density is if you use a keywrod or phrase too much, then it's considered keyword spamming and will have a detrimental affect on your site.

Copy writing is an art, and no matter how much you understand the SE's, sometimes only professionaly written content by those with SE copy text skills will cut the mustard.

If only there was a fomular you could apply, i'd be using it in a shot, so try to write good content aimed at real visitors , use normal flowing english and you will usually find you've done all you need to do with the copy text.

castled

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Re: How crawler read the homepage?
« Reply #2 on: August 04, 2009, 03:50:31 AM »
Google's Webmaster Tools give you a good idea of what Google thinks your page is about and makes a handy tool for tweaking.

Just to be clear... a crawler doesn't decide anything. It just grabs all the words from the page and sends them back to the mother ship. At that point, the data is sorted and scored and other factors like link popularity are taken into account to give the page whatever cumulative scores and keywords go into the ranking formula.

GWT will show you the words in links pointing to the page as well as words on the page itself. A very useful tool for learning what the big G sees when it looks at your page.

Bartemious

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Re: How crawler read the homepage?
« Reply #3 on: August 04, 2009, 04:01:39 AM »
Here are some steps you can follow:

1. Take a page on your website you want to optimize for a specific keyword.
2. Write content.
3. Measure keyword density (keyword: "keyword density analyzer" in Google)
4. Wait for position of page.
5. Keep copy of page in archive and rewrite the page increasing or decreasing the density.
6. Wait at least 1 month for the new page to settle.
7. See the position.
8. Repeat the above until you get the best position.

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