We all know that we need a great site in order to get that high ranking we all so badly crave, but what exactly is the search engine looking for when it sends out spiders to crawl your page? Here is a list that you might want to make sure you have in check so the spider can
effectively crawl your page.
- Great content that is 100% unique. Never, under any circumstances, copy material from any site unless you are going to quote someone. Always give credit where credit is due. Realize that the more unique content that you have on your page, the better.
- The user experience. Will the user have a positive or negative experience when they visit your site? Does the page load fast? Will there be a high bounce rate? Is the site too crowded? Will the site be safe or does it look unsafe? A search engine is not going to like it if the site looks unsafe to a user. The spider will also look to see if the site is easily navigated. Is there a site map? Can one easily get back to the home page?
- Does everything on your site work?
- Proper use of keywords. There should be no keyword stuffing, which means using your keyword or key phrases more than necessary.
Making sure that you have everything in order so the spider can crawl it and then go back to the search engine to place your site in the database is crucial. We all so badly want that number one spot, and it can be obtained if we work hard and know what the spider wants to see!
Beverly
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