Question regarding on-page SEO

30 May 10 12:21 pm

Hi,
a week is a short time in Googles eyes.
But no matter how good your on page SEO you do need a bit more.
Have you done some bookmarking, pinging, article submissions, etc, etc?
A you tube video linking back to your site is a great quick booster.

All the best with it, John & Jillian

31 May 10 7:16 am

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dewr77 wrote:I've heard in other programs that you tube videos are a bonus. Now, can do you have to produce your own video, post it on youtube and then post that video in your site? Or do you simply post others videos, ones relevant to your content?

You could make your own video or use a video from YouTube and embed it on your site. Just make sure the video doesn't mention any website address so that you won't lose any potential customers.

Images and videos can also help you rank in search engine's image search and increase traffic to your site.

Another advantage of having a video would be that it increases the stickiness of your page. That would be good SEO since search engines determine keyword relevancy based on the time your visitors would spend time on your page.

This blog have useful information on video SEO. Please also read the comments at the end of the blog post: Video SEO – Are you surfin’ the tube?

You might also want to check the lessons on Media Sharing.

04 Jun 10 4:22 pm

I use youtube videos all the time.

One way that a lot of people don't thing about is using your articles. you can do all this for free.
i use CamStudio screen capture program. its free, and does good quality., a lot cheaper than Camtasia if you are on a budget.

take an article, and use subheadings or bullet points about your topic to create a powerpoint slide show.

scroll through the slide show, and read your article, bringing up each bullet point as you get to it.
you can put together a video like this within a few minutes, use it to drive some traffic to your site, embed it in a blogger blog, hubpages, with a link back to your site, and get more traffic.

Depending on your niche, you can also use screen capture for showing how to do simple tasks, or show a product.
I have a few videos that i have done for my product review pages, where i went through the members area just to show people that I really did have access to the product that i was reviewing. I was able to point out the benefits from inside the members area, and it drove a lot of interest in the market.

If you are going to use YouTube, i recommend setting up as separate account for each niche, using your pen names. this way your videos to different markets aren't bumping in to one another.
none of my videos on youtube have real high traffic, but I also syndicate those videos on other video sites, and around social sites getting more views than what is shown from just youtube themselves.
I just recently started bookmarking my videos, and building some links to them, and I am noticing my views going up. still testing, and so far my videos arent that great, yet I still get some good responses.