A typical question:
Question: Which of the following website design guidelines have been recommended by Google?
a. Having a clear hierarchy and text links
b. Every page should be reachable from at least one static text link
c. If the site map is larger than 100 or so links, you should break the site map into separate pages
d. Keeping the links on a given page to a reasonable number (fewer than 100)
e. Use less than 30 images or graphics per page
Question: If you enter ‘Help site:www.expertrating.com’ in the Google search box, what will Google search for?
a. It will open up the Google help pages applicable to www.expertrating.com
b. It will find pages about help within www.expertrating.com
c. It will only find page titles about help within www.expertrating.com
d. It will direct you to the request page for re-indexing of www.expertrating.com
Question: What is the main reason for the effectiveness of optimizing a webpage towards a long tail keyword search?
a. There are more long tail searches than shorter keyword queries
b. Search engines often pass on long tail searches to lesser known and new websites
c. Search engines do not pass on long tail search traffic to websites that rank high for shorter keyword searches
d. There are fewer websites that have targeted such keywords
Question: Why is it a bad idea from the seo perspective to host free articles and write ups that are very common on the internet.
a. Because they will not lead to fresh traffic
b. Because you could get penalized by search engines for using duplicate content
c. Because you will not get the benefits of proper keyword targeting
d. Because people could turn up claiming copy right infringement
Question: Which of the following factors contribute towards link popularity of a website?
a. The number of websites that link to it
b. The number of pages of the website indexed by Google
c. The number of pages in the website
d. The quality of websites that link to it
Question: Which of the following facts about Alexa are correct?
a. Alexa provides free data on relative website visitor traffic
b. Alexa and Quantcast provide information on visitor household incomes
c. Alexa is biased towards US based traffic
d. Quantcast only tracks people who have installed the Quantcast toolbar
Question: Google gives priority to themed inbound links.
a. True
b. False
All major search engines are case sensitive.
a. True
b. False
Question: Search engines do not index some common words (such as "or", "and", "when", and "in") within the webpage. What are these common words called?
a. Barrier words
b. Non-indexable words
c. Slow words
d. Stop words
Question: State whether the following statement is true or false.
A Sitemap provides a list of internal links to user accessible pages on a website.
a. True
b. False
Question: Which of the following actions could get you banned by Google?
a. Hiding text on the webpage
b. Stuffing keywords on the webpage
c. Linking to sites banned by Google
d. None of the above
What does the term Keyword Prominence refer to?
a. It refers to the fact that the importance of choosing high traffic keywords leads to the best return on investment
b. It refers to the importance attached to getting the right keyword density
c. It refers to the fact that the keywords placed in important parts of a webpage are given priority by the search engines
d. It refers to the fact that the keywords in bold font are given priority by the search engines
Question: The following robots meta tag directs the search engine bots:
<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow">
a. Not to index the homepage and not to follow the links in the page
b. Not to index the page and not to follow the links in the page
c. To index the page and not to follow the links in the page
d. Not to index the page but to follow the links in the page
Question: What is the name of the search engine technology due to which a query for the word ‘actor’ will also show search results for related words such as actress, acting or act?
a. Spreading
b. Dilating
c. RSD (real time synonym detection)
d. Stemming
e. Branching
Question: What will happen if you type the words ‘Certification -Networking’ in the Google search box?
a. Google will find the web pages about Certification and also containing the word "Networking"
b. Google will find all the web pages containing the words "Certification" and "Networking"
c. Google will find all the web pages in which the words "Certification" and "Networking" appear together
d. Google will find the web pages about Certification that do not contain the word Networking
Question: What term is commonly used to describe the shuffling of positions in search engine result
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By admin
– April 8, 2012
A common query:
Hi Y!A,
I’m a designer living in Japan and have recently started building websites but found it difficult to SEO in general.
I host my websites on Yahoo Small Business servers and have used their Search Engine Submission feature several times to submit my websites to Google, Yahoo, etc. over the course of two years.
When I type in the company names into Google, the websites come up no problem. When I type the company names in Japanese into Google, some websites come up, but mostly only the Contact Page (not the front main page) will come up. Why is that?
And it’s worse when I type only keywords (not the company name)… my clients’ websites do not show up in searches even if I type in the city name! Strangely enough, the company websites may show up because of external blogs or keywords from other websites… but not a direct hit on their website…
I have heard rumors that using a Japanese server is better? Or using a Japanese domain extension (.jp or .co.jp) is better than (.com or .net) since our target customers are in Japan? Is this true?
Here is the source code that I am using in the head of my index.html
==========
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="ja" lang="ja">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Welcome to ABC123</title>
<meta name="keywords" content="ABC123, City Name, Japan, etc."></meta>
<meta name="description" content="ABC123 is the best! etc."></meta>
<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,noodp,noydir"></meta>
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
==========
Obviously, my clients would like to have their webpage come up on top (or at least on the first page). What am I missing? Should I keep submitting my websites to the search engines? Build social media pages to increase the number of relevant links? Or is the only sure-fire way is to pay for that top spot?
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for all your time.
Cheers!
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Tagged with abc123, building websites, company names, company websites, content type, direct hit, domain extension, google, Google Yahoo, html xmlns, japanese domain, japanese server, living in japan, lt, quot, search engine submission, search engines, seo, several times, small business servers, target customers, utf 8.
By admin
– April 4, 2012
A frequently-asked query:
Hi Y!A,
I’m a designer living in Japan and have recently started building websites but found it difficult to SEO in general.
I host my websites on Yahoo Small Business servers and have used their Search Engine Submission feature several times to submit my websites to Google, Yahoo, etc. over the course of two years.
When I type in the company names into Google, the websites come up no problem. When I type the company names in Japanese into Google, some websites come up, but mostly only the Contact Page (not the front main page) will come up. Why is that?
And it’s worse when I type only keywords (not the company name)… my clients’ websites do not show up in searches even if I type in the city name! Strangely enough, the company websites may show up because of external blogs or keywords from other websites… but not a direct hit on their website…
I have heard rumors that using a Japanese server is better? Or using a Japanese domain extension (.jp or .co.jp) is better than (.com or .net) since our target customers are in Japan? Is this true?
Here is the source code that I am using in the head of my index.html
==========
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="ja" lang="ja">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Welcome to ABC123</title>
<meta name="keywords" content="ABC123, City Name, Japan, etc."></meta>
<meta name="description" content="ABC123 is the best! etc."></meta>
<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,noodp,noydir"></meta>
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
==========
Obviously, my clients would like to have their webpage come up on top (or at least on the first page). What am I missing? Should I keep submitting my websites to the search engines? Build social media pages to increase the number of relevant links? Or is the only sure-fire way is to pay for that top spot?
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for all your time.
Cheers!
Continued…
Posted in Hosting Query.
Tagged with abc123, building websites, company names, company websites, content type, direct hit, domain extension, google, Google Yahoo, html xmlns, japanese domain, japanese server, living in japan, lt, quot, search eng, search engine submission, seo, several times, small business servers, target customers, utf 8.
By admin
– April 1, 2012
A frequently-asked query:
Hi Y!A,
I’m a designer living in Japan and have recently started building websites but found it difficult to SEO in general.
I host my websites on Yahoo Small Business servers and have used their Search Engine Submission feature several times to submit my websites to Google, Yahoo, etc. over the course of two years.
When I type in the company names into Google, the websites come up no problem. When I type the company names in Japanese into Google, some websites come up, but mostly only the Contact Page (not the front main page) will come up. Why is that?
And it’s worse when I type only keywords (not the company name)… my clients’ websites do not show up in searches even if I type in the city name! Strangely enough, the company websites may show up because of external blogs or keywords from other websites… but not a direct hit on their website…
I have heard rumors that using a Japanese server is better? Or using a Japanese domain extension (.jp or .co.jp) is better than (.com or .net) since our target customers are in Japan? Is this true?
Here is the source code that I am using in the head of my index.html
==========
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="ja" lang="ja">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Welcome to ABC123</title>
<meta name="keywords" content="ABC123, City Name, Japan, etc."></meta>
<meta name="description" content="ABC123 is the best! etc."></meta>
<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,noodp,noydir"></meta>
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
==========
Obviously, my clients would like to have their webpage come up on top (or at least on the first page). What am I missing? Should I keep submitting my websites to the search engines? Build social media pages to increase the number of relevant links? Or is the only sure-fire way is to pay for that top spot?
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for all your time.
Cheers!
Continued…
Posted in Hosting Query.
Tagged with abc123, building websites, company names, company websites, content type, direct hit, domain extension, google, Google Yahoo, html xmlns, japanese domain, japanese server, living in japan, lt, quot, search eng, search engine submission, seo, several times, small business servers, target customers, utf 8.
By admin
– March 31, 2012
A frequently-asked query:
I am starting an affiliate marketing site and need inexpensive ways to learn the following:
-Professional site creation using Dreamweaver. (need more advanced tutorials, all the ones i find are for beginners. I already know the basics.)
-Correct traffic direction. Everything associated. (SEO, Backlinks, content optimization, psychological advertising etc.)
-Domain/web-hosting (whats the best or is there a better option?)
Anything else anybody wants to add or any advice that you feel I should know would be much appreciated. I’m determined to make this happen no matter what.
Please don’t post your programs or software you’re selling for affiliate marketing, I know how these questions usually go. If anything give me a list of programs that work very well (preferably under as I do have a rather limited budget at the moment). Very much appreciated.
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Tagged with affiliate marketing, bandwidth, budget, cheap dedicated server, domain web, fantastico, hg, hostgator, live chat, optimization, owner web, Pointers, server plans, site builder, site creation, storage, success and failure, traffic direction, vps, Website Hosting, zencart.
By admin
– March 2, 2012
A frequently-asked question:
Webmaster Talk is the leading online community for webmasters, SEO, web design, internet marketing, web hosting, PHP, HTML, CSS.
http://www.wmink.net/
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Tagged with ample time, better business bureau, cheap dedicated server, coupon code, customer satisfaction, hg, hosting company, hosting service, html css, leading online community, marketing web, owner web, server plans, site builder, success and failure, unlimited bandwidth, vps, web design internet, web hosting php, zencart.
By admin
– February 25, 2012
A frequently-asked query:
If all data for a global operating company is stored in one country, does this effect SEO?
For example, a company in the UK who hosts their data in the UK, when someone is searching google.ca (canadian google) will not find the results as they are location based. or are not included as equal data to grab in relation to locally held data..
A company in the UK who wants their data to have the best chance at being in top spots in other locations would need thier data stored in data centers around the world. True or False, Please Explain
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By admin
– February 8, 2012
A frequently-asked query:
Hi there everyone,
I’m planning to buy a new domain & use it for clickbank to promote products & earn.
But before I purchase a domain & select a product to promote, I want to give it a try just to get an overview of the system and the whole process. Just to make sure before starting, I know all the Ins & outs of the clickbank & the procedures. So for that I want to setup & use a clickbank account on a free blog, (may be wordpress or blogger).
After practicing it, & getting every required information, then I’ll switch my clickbank account to my new domain. Then I’ll setup a wordpress site on new domain & hosting from hostgator. I’ll install wordpress on hostgator & then I’ll use my clickbank account on it.
Kindly tell me, is it really possible to get clickbank working on a free blog?
If yes, which free blogs will work BEST for it?
Can I switch to a new Domain & Website, after using it on a free blog?
Any other Clickbank Tips would be Highly Appreciated.
I’m learning SEO so ranking would not be a problem for me.
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Tagged with amp, cheap dedicated server, clickbank account, fantastico, free blog, free blogs, Free Hosting, heart, hostgator, ins, money back guarantee, presence, server plans, site builder, unlimited bandwidth, vps, zencart.
By admin
– November 24, 2011
A frequently-asked query:
Hey guys,
I want to advertise(banner type) my new webmaster discussion forum(www.shaise.com) but I’m not sure what is the best category websites to do so. I think its not a good idea to advertise to places with the same thematic. The site is about programming, web designing, hosting, SEO/SEM and related ones. I will be more than happy if you post a detailed info(websites) where I can start doing it. Of course, we talk about paid advertising, not freebies.
If any question: MSN shaise@live.com
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Tagged with ample time, banner type, better business bureau, cheap dedicated server, coupon code, customer satisfaction, fantastico, hey guys, hg, hostgator, hosting company, hosting service, money back guarantee, presence, programming web, server plans, site builder, unlimited bandwidth, vps, webmaster discussion forum, zencart.
By admin
– November 21, 2011
A frequently-asked query:
I have the idea, I am actually copying a popular website based business but doing this in a different location and plan to advertise the business. Basically all I need is a website to get started.
This might start out small but grow bigger, and could do so fast. Is there a way to set up my own website, or is it best to just get a professional designer? With my host I already get free web space but I’m not sure how large that is so I’m looking into this as well. I have read that I will need to optimise search engines SEO. This is all new to me and I am wondering the best way to start and proceed, I’d rather do it more cheaply to begin with or else find a good deal on web design, I read I can even lease the website and design with one company, does anyone know if this works? How much roughly does it cost to hire someone to design a business website (in Australia). I’ve just been emailing to ask for quotes.
Any help appreciated thanks!
Thanks chocolate – well I am open to quotes anyway 
You can message me through answers but really I am just looking for advice right now on best way to go.
Thanks IT – not sure what a script is? I can try to work this out though
The business is an agency, local to the area only. There is a big demand as no other agency.
Please don’t go on about advertising – that is not what I asked. Please only those who know about websites to answer.
Thanks Snoop, I shall take all that into consideration!
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Tagged with Advertising, australia, business website, chocolate, fantastico, free web space, heart, money back guarantee, own website, presence, professional designer, quotes, search engines, Setting Up A Business, site builder, unlimited bandwidth, Unlimited Domains, web design, Web Hosting, Website Design.
By admin
– November 19, 2011
