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Get search engines to rank your site as the No. 1 result with help from this comprehensive resource

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Perfect for webmasters, bloggers, e-commerce professionals, and anyone else looking for more online visibility, Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For Dummies is a must-have guide to improving the quantity and quality of your web traffic.

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
Book 1 How Search Engines Work
5(96)
Chapter 1 Putting Search Engines in Context
1(22)
Identifying Search Engine Users
8(1)
Figuring out how much people spend
8(1)
Knowing your demographics
9(2)
Figuring Out Why People Use Search Engines
11(1)
Research
11(1)
Shopping
12(1)
Entertainment
13(1)
Discovering the Necessary Elements for Getting High Keyword Rankings
14(1)
The advantage of an SEO-compliant site
14(2)
Defining a clear subject theme
16(1)
Focusing on consistency
16(1)
Building for the long term
17(1)
Understanding the Search Engines: They're a Community
17(3)
Looking at search results: Apples and oranges
20(1)
How do they get all that data?
21(2)
Chapter 2 Meeting the Search Engines
23(14)
Finding the Common Threads among the Engines
24(1)
Getting to Know the Major Engines
25(1)
Organic versus paid results
25(2)
Yahoo
27(1)
Google
27(2)
Bing
29(1)
Checking Out the Rest of the Field: AOL and Ask.com
30(1)
AOL
30(1)
Ask.com
31(1)
DuckDuckGo
31(1)
Finding Your Niche: Vertical Engines
31(1)
Industry-specific
31(1)
Local
32(1)
File type-specific
33(1)
Discovering Internal Site Search
33(1)
Understanding Metasearch Engines
34(3)
Chapter 3 Recognizing and Reading Search Results
37(16)
Reading the Search Engine Results Page
37(3)
Understanding How People Look at Search Results
40(3)
Identifying Mobile Users' Search Patterns
43(1)
Mobile SERP features
43(1)
Mobile's impact on ranking
43(3)
Discovering the Features of a Search Results Page
46(1)
Blended results
46(1)
Effects of blended search
46(1)
Knowledge Graph
47(1)
Effects of the Knowledge Graph on SERPs
47(1)
Hummingbird and the semantic search revolution
48(2)
Effects of Hummingbird on search
50(3)
Chapter 4 Getting Your Site to Appear in the Right Results
53
Seeking Traffic, Not Ranking
54(1)
Avoiding Spam
54(1)
Understanding Personalized Search's Impact on Ranking
55(1)
Personalizing results by location
56(1)
Personalizing results by web history
56(1)
Personalizing results by demographics
57(1)
Personalizing results based on Google products
57(1)
Opting out of personalized results
58(1)
Using News, Images, Books, and Other Search Verticals to Rank
58(1)
Video
59(1)
Images
60(1)
News
61(1)
Shopping
61(1)
Books
62(3)
Maps
65(1)
Showing Up in Local Search Results
65(1)
Getting into Google My Business
66(1)
Getting into Yahoo Local
67(1)
Getting into Bing Places
67(2)
Using other resources to aid local ranking
69(2)
Making the Most of Paid Search Results
71(1)
Google Ads
71(2)
Yahoo
73(1)
Bing
74(3)
Chapter 5 Knowing What Drives Search Results
77(1)
Using Advanced Search Operators
78(2)
Combining operators for turbo-powered searching
80(1)
Searching for images
80(1)
Searching for videos
81(1)
Searching for news
81(1)
Searching with maps
82(1)
Understanding Long-Tail Queries
83(1)
Using Predictive Search as a Research Assistant
84(3)
Chapter 6 Spam Issues: When Search Engines Get Fooled
87(14)
Understanding What Spam Is
88(1)
Discovering the Types of Spam
89(1)
Hidden text/links
89(1)
Doorway pages
90(1)
Deceptive redirection
91(1)
Cloaking
91(1)
Unrelated keywords
92(1)
Keyword stuffing
92(1)
Link farms
92(1)
Reporting Spam
93(1)
Google
93(1)
Bing
94(1)
Avoiding Being Evil: Ethical Search Marketing
95(1)
Search engine penalties
96(2)
Realizing That There Are No Promises or Guarantees
98(1)
Following the SEO Code of Ethics
98(3)
Book 2 Keyword Strategy
101(54)
Chapter 1 Employing Keyword Research Techniques and Tools
103(10)
Discovering Your Site Theme
104(1)
Brainstorming for keywords
105(1)
Building a subject outline
105(2)
Choosing theme-related keywords
107(1)
Doing Your Industry and Competitor Research
107(2)
Researching Client Niche Keywords
109(1)
Checking Out Seasonal Keyword Trends
109(2)
Evaluating Keyword Research
111(2)
Chapter 2 Selecting Keywords
113(14)
Selecting the Proper Keyword Phrases
113(2)
Reinforcing versus Diluting Your Theme
115(5)
Picking Keywords Based on Subject Categories
120(1)
High-traffic keywords
121(1)
High-conversion keywords
122(1)
Understanding Keyword-Based Search versus Semantic Search
123(1)
How to optimize with keywords in light of semantic search
124(3)
Chapter 3 Exploiting Pay Per Click Lessons Learned
127(8)
Analyzing Your Pay Per Click Campaigns for Clues about Your Site
128(1)
Brand building
129(1)
Identifying keywords with low click-through rates
130(2)
Reducing Costs by Overlapping Pay Per Click with Natural Keyword Rankings
132(3)
Chapter 4 Assigning Keywords to Pages
135(10)
Understanding What a Search Engine Sees as Keywords
136(1)
Planning Subject Theme Categories
136(3)
Choosing Landing Pages for Subject Categories
139(1)
Organizing Your Primary and Secondary Subjects
139(2)
Understanding Siloing "Under the Hood"
141(1)
Consolidating Themes to Help Search Engines See Your
Relevance
142(3)
Chapter 5 Adding and Maintaining Keywords
145(10)
Understanding Keyword Frequency and Distribution
146(3)
Adjusting Keywords
149(1)
Updating Keywords
149(1)
Using Tools to Aid Keyword Placement
150(5)
Book 3 Competitive Positioning
155(46)
Chapter 1 Identifying Your Competitors
157(10)
Getting to Know the Competition
158(1)
Figuring Out the Real Competition
159(2)
Knowing Thyself: Recognizing Your Business Advantages
161(1)
Looking at Conversion as a Competitive Measure
162(2)
Recognizing the Difference between Traffic and Conversion
164(1)
Determining True Competitors by Their Measures
165(1)
Sweating the Small Stuff
166(1)
Chapter 2 Competitive Research Techniques and Tools
167(20)
Realizing That High Rankings Are Achievable
168(1)
Getting All the Facts on Your Competitors
168(1)
Calculating the Requirements for Rankings
169(2)
Grasping the tools for competitive research: The Single Page Analyzer
171(4)
Discovering more tools for competitive research
175(1)
Mining the source code
175(2)
Seeing why server setup makes a difference
177(3)
Tracking down competitor links
180(2)
Sizing up your opponent
182(1)
Comparing your content
183(1)
Penetrating the Veil of Search Engine Secrecy
183(1)
Diving into SERP Research
184(3)
Chapter 3 Applying Collected Data
187(14)
Sizing Up Your Page Construction
188(1)
Landing page construction
188(4)
Content
192(1)
Engagement Objects
193(2)
Learning from Your Competitors' Links
195(2)
Taking Cues from Your Competitors' Content Structure
197(4)
Book 4 Seo Web Design
201(102)
Chapter 1 The Basics of SEO Web Design
203(20)
Deciding on the Type of Content for Your Site
204(1)
Making a User-Focused Website
205(1)
Choosing Keywords
206(1)
Running a ranking monitor to discover what's already working
206(3)
Matching Meta tags and keywords to page content
209(1)
Using Keywords in the Heading Tags
210(3)
Keeping the Code Clean
213(1)
Organizing Your Assets
214(2)
Naming Your Files
216(1)
Keeping Design Simple
217(3)
Making a Site Dynamic
220(1)
Making Your Site Mobile Friendly
221(1)
Developing a Design Procedure
221(2)
Chapter 2 Building an SEO-Friendly Site
223(26)
Preplanning and Organizing Your Site
224(1)
Designing Spider-Friendly Code
225(1)
Creating a Theme and Style
226(1)
Writing Rich Text Content
227(2)
Planning Your Navigation Elements
229(1)
Top navigation
230(1)
Footer navigation
231(1)
Side navigation
232(1)
Implementing a Site Search
233(2)
Incorporating Engagement Objects into Your Site
235(1)
Video
236(1)
Audio
237(1)
Allowing for Expansion
238(1)
Developing an Update Procedure
239(2)
Balancing Usability and Conversion
241(1)
Usability and SEO working together
241(3)
Creating pages that convert
244(2)
Creating a strong call to action
246(3)
Chapter 3 Page Experience Update
249(12)
Mobile Usability
250(1)
Security Issues
251(1)
HHPS Usage
251(1)
Trusted Hosting and Server
252(1)
Strong Passwords
253(1)
Core Web Vitals
253(1)
What Are the Core Web Vitals?
254(1)
How Can You Improve Your Core Web Vitals?
254(1)
How to Fix Largest Contentful Paint
255(2)
Tying the Core Web Vitals Together
257(1)
Ad Experience
258(1)
Make Your Ads More Relevant to Keywords
259(1)
Improve Your Ad Click-Through Rate (CTR)
259(1)
Create a Flawless Landing Page
259(2)
Chapter 4 Making Your Page Search Engine Compatible
261(28)
Optimizing HTML Constructs for Search Engines
262(1)
The Head section
262(6)
The Body section
268(7)
Enriching Your Site with Rich Snippets
275(1)
Marking up content for rich snippets
276(4)
Understanding how rich snippets affect rankings
280(1)
Using Clean Code
281(1)
Making Your Site W3C-Compliant
282(3)
Externalizing the Code
285(1)
Choosing the Right Navigation
286(1)
Image maps
286(1)
JavaScript
287(1)
Text-based navigation
287(1)
A word about using frames
288(1)
Chapter 5 Perfecting Navigation and Linking Techniques
289(14)
Formulating a Category Structure
290(5)
Selecting Landing Pages
295(2)
Absolute versus Relative Linking
297(1)
Dealing with Less-than-ldeal Types of Navigation
298(1)
Images
298(1)
JavaScript
299(1)
Checking to see what Google sees
300(1)
Naming Links
301(2)
Book 5 Creating Content
303(118)
Chapter 1 Selecting a Style for Your Audience
305(16)
Knowing Your Demographic
306(1)
Finding out customer goals
307(1)
Looking at current customer data
308(1)
Researching to find out more
309(1)
Interviewing customers
309(2)
Using server logs and analytics
311(1)
Creating a Dynamic Tone
312(1)
Choosing a Content Style
313(1)
Developing a Blog
314(1)
Using Personas to Define Your Audience
315(1)
Creating personas
316(1)
Using personas
317(4)
Chapter 2 Establishing Content Depth and Page Length
321(26)
Building Enough Content to Rank Well
322(2)
Developing Ideas for Content
324(1)
Brainstorming to get ideas
325(1)
Looking at competitors for content ideas
325(2)
Utilizing your offline materials
327(1)
Listening to customers
327(1)
Using Various Types of Content
328(1)
Optimizing Images
328(1)
Naming images
329(1)
Handling image size
330(1)
Mixing in Video
331(1)
Placing videos where they count most
332(1)
Saving videos, plus a word about formats
333(1)
Sizing videos appropriately for your audience
334(1)
Choosing the best video quality
335(1)
Choosing the right video length
335(1)
Posting your videos to increase traffic
335(2)
Making the Text Readable
337(3)
Allowing User Input
340(2)
Creating User Engagement
342(2)
Writing a Call to Action
344(3)
Chapter 3 Adding Keyword-Specific Content
347(16)
Creating Your Keyword List
348(2)
Developing Content Using Your Keywords
350(1)
Beginning to write
350(1)
Keeping it relevant
351(1)
Including clarifying words
352(1)
Including synonyms to widen your appeal
352(1)
Dealing with stop words
353(1)
Freshness of the content
353(1)
Deepening your content
354(1)
Dynamically adding content to a page
355(1)
Optimizing the Content
355(1)
Setting up the HTML
355(2)
Digging deeper by running Single Page Analyzer
357(2)
Finding Tools for Keyword Integration
359(2)
Competitive Analysis Tools
361(2)
Chapter 4 Adapting Your Content for Local Search
363(10)
Taking Advantage of Local Search
364(1)
Understanding local search results
365(2)
Introducing local SEO
367(1)
Optimizing Content for Local Searches
368(1)
Creating region-specific content
369(4)
Chapter 5 Dealing with Duplicate Content
373(18)
Sources of Duplicate Content and How to Resolve Them
374(1)
Multiple URLs with the same content
375(1)
Finding out how many duplicates the search engine thinks you have
376(1)
Avoiding duplicate content on your own site
376(3)
Avoiding duplications between your different domains
379(1)
Printer-friendly pages
380(1)
Dynamic pages with session IDs
381(1)
Content syndication
382(2)
Localization
384(1)
Mirrors
385(1)
CMS duplication
386(1)
Archives
387(1)
Duplication by Outsiders
387(1)
Scrapers
388(1)
Clueless newbies
389(1)
Stolen content
389(2)
Chapter 6 Crediting Your Content
391(12)
Factoring in Intellectual Property Considerations
392(1)
What to do when your content is stolen
392(2)
Filing for copyright
394(1)
Using content from other sites
395(1)
Crediting original authors
396(2)
Sourcing and protecting images
398(5)
Chapter 7 Using SEO to Build Your Brand
403(18)
Selecting Keywords for Branding Purposes
404(1)
How to Build Your Brand through Search
405(1)
Writing press releases
406(2)
Optimizing for blended search
408(1)
Using Engagement Objects to Promote Your Brand
409(2)
Building a Community
411(1)
Being who you are online
411(2)
Blogging to build community
413(2)
Using other social media to build community
415(1)
Connecting to your audience with social networking
416(2)
Spreading the word with social share buttons
418(3)
Book 6 Linking
421(90)
Chapter 1 Employing Linking Strategies
423(18)
Theming Your Site by Subject
424(3)
Web analytics evaluation
427(1)
PPC programs
427(1)
Tracked keyword phrases
428(1)
Keyword research
428(1)
Implementing Clear Subject Themes
429(2)
Siloing
431(1)
Doing physical siloing
432(2)
Doing virtual siloing
434(2)
Making the Most of Outbound Links
436(1)
Obtaining Inbound Links
437(1)
Link magnets
437(1)
Link bait
438(1)
Link buying
439(2)
Chapter 2 Structuring Internal Links
441(16)
Subject Theming Structure
442(1)
Optimizing Link Equity
443(1)
Creating and Maintaining Silos
444(3)
Building a Silo: An Illustrated Guide
447(4)
Maintaining Your Silos
451(1)
Including Traditional Sitemaps
452(2)
Using an XML Sitemap
454(3)
Chapter 3 Obtaining Links
457(22)
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Link Building
458(1)
Why links are important
458(1)
Why links are dangerous
459(1)
Identifying Quality Links
460(1)
Complementary subject relevance
460(2)
Expert relevance reinforcement
462(1)
Quality testimonial links
462(1)
Attracting Links
463(3)
Generating link magnets
466(3)
Spreading the word through social media and press releases
469(2)
Guest posting
471(1)
Fostering relationships
472(3)
Soliciting paid links for advertising
475(1)
How Not to Obtain Links
476(3)
Chapter 4 Vetting Inbound Links
479(18)
Identifying Inbound Links
479(1)
Avoiding Poor-Quality Links
480(1)
Reciprocal links
480(1)
Incestuous links
481(1)
Link farms
481(1)
Bad neighborhoods
482(1)
Dealing with Search Engine Spam
482(1)
Identifying inbound link spam
483(3)
Removing unwanted links
486(11)
Chapter 5 Connecting with Social Networks
497(14)
Making Use of Blogs
498(1)
Discovering Social News Sites
499(2)
Promoting Media on Social Networking Sites
501(2)
Optimizing Social Media
503(2)
Social Signals as Search-Ranking Factors
505(1)
Building Community
506(2)
Incorporating Interactivity
508(3)
Book 7 Optimizing The Foundations
511(94)
Chapter 1 Server Issues: Why Your Server Matters
513(24)
Meeting the Servers
514(1)
Using the Apache server
514(1)
Using the Microsoft IIS server
515(1)
Using other server options
515(1)
Making Sure That Your Server Is Healthy, Happy, and Fast
516(1)
Running a Check Server tool
516(2)
Indulging the need for speed
518(2)
Testing your page speed with Google
520(1)
Excluding Pages and Sites from the Search Engines
521(1)
Using a robots text file
521(3)
Using Meta robots tags
524(1)
Being wise to different search engine robots
525(1)
Creating Custom 404 Error Pages
526(1)
Designing a 404 Error page
527(1)
Customizing your 404 Error page for your server
528(2)
Monitoring your 404 Error logs to spot problems
530(1)
Fixing Dirty IPs and Other "Bad Neighborhood" Issues
531(2)
Serving Your Site to Different Devices
533(1)
Server setup for a responsive website
534(1)
Server setup for a dynamic website
534(3)
Chapter 2 Domain Names: What Your URL Says about You
537(18)
Selecting Your Domain Name
538(2)
Registering Your Domain Name
540(1)
Covering All Your Bases
541(1)
Country-code TLDs
542(1)
Generic TLDs
543(2)
Vanity domains
545(1)
Misspellings
545(1)
Pointing Multiple Domains to a Single Site Correctly
546(2)
Choosing the Right Hosting Provider
548(3)
Understanding Subdomains
551(1)
Why people set up subdomains
551(1)
How search engines view subdomains
552(3)
Chapter 3 Using Redirects for SEO
555(8)
Discovering the Types of Redirects
556(1)
301 (permanent) Redirects
556(2)
302 (temporary) Redirects
558(1)
Meta refreshes
558(1)
JavaScript redirects
559(1)
Reconciling Your www and Non-www URLs
560(3)
Chapter 4 Implementing 301 Redirects
563(14)
Getting the Details on How 301 Redirects Work
564(1)
Implementing a 301 Redirect in Apache .htaccess Files
565(1)
To add a 301 Redirect to a specific page in Apache
566(1)
To 301 Redirect an entire domain in Apache
567(1)
Implementing a 301 Redirect on an NGINX Server
567(1)
Implementing a 301 Redirect on a Microsoft IIS Server
568(1)
To implement a 301 Redirect in IIS
568(1)
To implement a 301 Redirect with ISAPI Rewrite on an IIS server
569(1)
To 301 Redirect an old page to a new page in ISAPI Rewrite
570(1)
To 301 Redirect a non-www domain to the www domain in ISAPI Rewrite
570(2)
Using Alternate Ways to Redirect a Page
572(1)
Implementing a 301 Redirect with header inserts
572(4)
Implementing a 301 Redirect on a WordPress site
576(1)
Chapter 5 Watching Your Backend: Content Management System Troubles
577(18)
Avoiding SEO Problems Caused by Content Management Systems
578(1)
Understanding why dynamically generated pages can be friend or foe
579(1)
Dealing with dynamic URLs and session IDs
580(5)
Choosing the Right Content Management System
585(2)
Customizing Your CMS for SEO
587(3)
Optimizing Your Hosted E-Commerce Site
590(2)
Avoiding Problems with JavaScript Frameworks
592(3)
Chapter 6 Solving SEO Roadblocks
595(10)
Inviting Spiders to Your Site
596(5)
Avoiding 302 Hijacks
601(1)
Handling Secure Server Problems
602(3)
Book 8 Analyzing Results
605(50)
Chapter 1 Employing Site Analytics
607(20)
Discovering Web Analytics Basics
608(1)
Web metrics
608(1)
Web analytics
609(1)
Measuring Your Success
610(1)
Identifying what you're tracking
611(2)
Choosing key performance indicators
613(1)
Measuring reach
614(1)
Acquisition
615(1)
Response metrics
616(1)
Conversions
617(1)
Retention
617(1)
Examining Analytics Packages
618(1)
Google Analytics
619(3)
Log Files Analysis
622(3)
Log-file analysis tools
625(1)
Check out traffic numbers
626(1)
Chapter 2 Tracking Behavior with Web Analytics
627(14)
Measuring Website Usability
628(1)
Personas
628(1)
A/B testing
629(1)
Multivariate testing
630(1)
Cookies
631(1)
Session IDs
632(1)
Tracking Conversions
632(1)
Measuring marketing campaign effectiveness
633(2)
Building conversion funnels
635(1)
Preventing conversion funnel drop-off
636(1)
Analyzing your conversion funnel
637(1)
Making site improvements
637(1)
Assigning web page objectives
638(1)
Tracking the Success of Your SEO Project
638(1)
Analyzing Rankings
639(2)
Chapter 3 Mastering SEO Tools and Reports
641(14)
Getting Started with Conversion Testing
641(2)
Getting ready to run a conversion test
643(5)
Discovering Page and Site Analysis Tools
648(1)
Viewing performance of paid search campaigns
648(1)
Measuring traffic and conversion from organic search
649(1)
Defining goals in Google Analytics
650(1)
Viewing traffic from social networks
651(1)
Seeing Visitor Paths through the Site
652(1)
Understanding Abandonment Rates
653(2)
Book 9 International Seo
655(44)
Chapter 1 Discovering International Search Engines
657(14)
Targeting International Users
658(3)
Domains and geolocating
661(1)
Site architecture tips
662(1)
Identifying Opportunities for Your International Site
663(1)
Single sites
664(1)
Multiple sites
665(1)
The blended approach
665(1)
Realizing How People Search
666(5)
Chapter 2 Tailoring Your Marketing Message for Asia
671(12)
Succeeding in Asia
671(1)
Assessing your site's chances
672(1)
Sizing up the competition and sounding out the market
672(1)
Determining your plan of attack
673(1)
Discovering Japan
674(2)
Succeeding in China
676(3)
Finding Out about South Korea
679(2)
Operating in Russia
681(2)
Chapter 3 Staking a Claim in Europe
683(10)
Succeeding in the European Union
684(1)
Knowing the Legal Issues in the EU
684(1)
Working within the United Kingdom
685(2)
Discovering France
687(1)
Operating in Germany
688(2)
Understanding the Netherlands
690(3)
Chapter 4 Getting Started in Latin America
693(6)
Succeeding in Latin America
694(1)
Geotargeting with Google Search Console
695(1)
Working in Mexico
696(1)
Operating in Brazil
697(1)
Discovering Argentina
698(1)
Appendix: The Value Of Training 699(16)
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Bruce Clay is considered by many to be the father of search engine optimization, or SEO. He has over 25 years experience coaching companies to improve their online presence and search results and increase their audience.

Kristopher B. Jones is the founder and former CEO of digital marketing agency and affiliate network Pepperjam, which he sold to eBay in 2009. He most recently founded three-time SEO agency of the year finalist LSEO.com and DIY Software company DoItYourselfSEO.com.