Thursday, December 1, 2011

Should I delete a Lens? How can I help a Failing web page....

Never, ever delete a lens and this is why...
SEO-Keyword research- never delete a lens

So now you want to know how to help your failing web Page.

I cannot take credit for this, I learned how to work out how to SEO optimise my pages, from a great on line friend @Thrivingmom on squidoo and I love to share her fantastic tips of how to check HOW does Google See your Page?
and then we can start to work out why our lens is failing and how we can fix it.

Keyword Research
Good Quality original content
Backlinks

all contribute towards a great page.

but if your lens is failing then we need to know how to fix it

I am going to send you over to Thriving moms post,
STEP 1: why is my lens failing because it is so easy you will want to go straight away and check all your pages!


and have a great look around as you will also find Thrivingmom shares her tips freely and great advice especially the post about STEP 2: Using your Keywords throughout your post, and how to do it easily!

Use the Step 1, Step 2 process on a failing lens/ web/ blog / post
your keywords more focused= your page being more focused.

Good SEO does not need to be complicated.

You can see more of thrivingmoms work on squidoo




3 comments:

  1. Good Tips, Lisa :) I am holding on to a few lenses to optimize them for SEO, when I have the time. I successfully revived several lenses in the past, and helped them climb from Tier 4 to Tiers 1 and 2. Google likes older lenses that mature with age.

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  2. I wouldn't recommend deleting a failing page/blog/lens as well. Sometimes, it just needs a little love to boost traffic to it. And you are right, SEO doesn't have to be that complicated. :)

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  3. I agree. Nobody should delete their lenses. I built some and for long time nothing, but then suddenly, traffic, sales. Age can add something to a lens and with little new content and backlinks you can change a lot.

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