Posts Tagged ‘Google’

Implementing Silo Architecture For SEO

I am going to give you a very basic breakdown of how this system works. I’ll call it the silo architecture 101 class. 202 and beyond is reserved for my students.

To begin, you will need to gain a more than basic understanding of what keywords to shoot for. I’ll give a quick rundown of that, but to save space I am going to stay on subject for the most part.

Start by picking about 5 keywords associated with what you are marketing. Now take those keywords and type them into the Google AdWords keyword tool that is free to use, and can be quickly found just by typing in that exact phrase. Once you have type in your five keywords, shoot for long tailed keywords vs. broad keywords to narrow the results. This tool is going to give lists of variations on these words and to the right will be the relevant search result totals. Look for keywords with search totals under 6 thousand unless you can find low advertiser competition keywords with higher search volume keywords. Advertiser competition is the key here. Now choose between those keywords for about 5 that you can use in your site topics and articles.

Next is time for a little research. Type each of these keywords into Google and take note of the paid results as well as the organic results. Look for the big players here. It is especially easy with the paid ads because if you see one ad showing up in all five keywords you are looking at a major player and someone you might want to study. Look for other things too, like subjects in these results that you are unfamiliar with. Anything that peaks your interest may well be peaking the interest of thousands of others. So you may want to revise your keyword list to include some things that you think may be a “gold” keyword. Meaning a keyword not many advertisers are shooting for but many people are searching.

Now that you have successfully done your research and narrowed your keywords to 5 or 6 that you really feel good about, you are ready to start building on that aspect of your silo. At the bottom of this article is a basic look at what your end result will resemble. With your website being the top of the silo with all relevant keywords, and each keyword leg that forms the body is a separate campaign not linked together. The only time you will ever link one leg to another is when somewhere in an article you touch on a subject with a relevant keyword for another leg. Do not try to do this with every article or you will lose the value of the target keywords by linking to too many non-relevant places.

You can place articles all over the web on blog sites, ezines and article sites, (and even places like squidoo), which can be leveraged nicely in this type of SEO.

Now you need those keywords implemented well inside your home site which should be silo’d as well with the same keywords, and also inside any capture pages that you place in the middle of your silo between the home site and the keyword articles.

I know you may need to read this a few times to get the full picture, but I couldn’t think of an easier explanation. It only gets more in depth from here, but this is not something to overlook. When you find places to back link to your site, the relevancy of the content should always play a role in how you handle the link.

This is the type of information that top marketers have and implement every day. Though this is a very basic breakdown of implementing silo architecture I go into much more detail with my students, and walk them through the process until they are comfortable with the concepts. This is one piece of SEO that can have the biggest effect on how much money your business brings in. Without visitors there are no sales. The only way to bring in more business, is to for more customers to be able to find you. That is an undeniable bottom line. Below is a crude example of how your silo should look after having 4 sets of keywords implemented.

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02 2012

Most Amazing Bath Shades Available

When you’re looking for beautiful gates to enhance the home, you might want to consider frosted cup gates as one of your choices.

Frosted cup can make wonderful, stylish and modern designs on the gates, and the benefit of frosted cup over normal apparent cup is that frosted cup is challenging to

see through, thus providing some comfort for your workplace, bedroom, or shower.

Though the cup may be clear, wonderful gentle still moves through, and a home full of frosted cup gates can be a very well-light haven, with sunlight racing

everywhere. Daylight has been shown to do amazing things for your feelings and productiveness, and also treatments depressive disorder, so the more sunlight the better.

Frosted cup is created by using acid to imprinted a sheet of apparent glass; however, if you are using frosted cup for a entrance that will be often used (that is, not a baby door),

then it is important to get a wider cup that is more strong.
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If your frosted apparent cup entrance is going to lead to the outside, I would recommend a very wide cup (18 mm to 20 mm) or more strong fibreglass. For interior gates, the frosted

glass often has a nice style on them; for instance, with more private workplace frosted cup gates, most of the entrance is frosted, with a few lines left apparent that form an stylish

and bending style.

On the other hand, if less comfort is needed, the opposite type of entrance can be obtained—use a entrance that is mostly apparent, with some frosted styles on them to make them more

decorative. Frosted cup gates are very functional, innovative, and modern-looking.

If you’re considering setting up frosted cup gates at home, be sure to consider the function of the entrance as well as how it would look within.

While frosted cup gates can be used as the material for foldable gates, consider the practicality; cup foldable upon cup would make a very wide foldable entrance, and that

would be extremely annoying and challenging to use.

Instead, consider using frosted cup gates for pocket gates or avoid doors; cup is best and in its element when applied to a moving entrance, since it’s challenging to

get cup some thing correctly against a wooden frame as in conventional wooden gates.

Frosted cup gates are also excellent as pivoting gates, often seen in accommodations or dining establishments. You can put into practice rotate gates in your home on a smaller scale, and they

provide both style and a practical way of getting around.

You can use a frosted apparent cup entrance as the entrance to your kitchen, so that guests don’t necessarily see everything that is within, but sunlight can overflow in from it and into it.

Frosted cup gates are also helpful for tub areas, because their clear state will not allow guests to see within, but will still allow the overflow of sunlight that is often

missed when in the shower. Frosted cup gates allow much gentle, and are an excellent service for the home.

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01 2012

Twitter application directory

Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not just a place where you Tweet, it is more than that where people can share and help each other out. So, twtter has been making application that makes user ease their twitter.

You can tweet via anything you like that are listed on the directory. Posting and Updating new status using cool applications like iPhone, iPad, Android, Twitter, Google and more. You do not need to have the device or applications on your own, you just need to allow your Twitter to access and you will be ready to go. Just type any status you want to post via and press the Tweet button, and you see the tweet updated on Twitter time line.

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12 2011

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