Search Engines

The key part in Search Engine Optimization is as obvious as it sounds, the search engines! It has been known for a long time now that search engines are the source of most people finding a website. Depending on your business, search engines have the potential to either make or break your company which is why TYTSEO Miami is very important.

Starting from the basics, what is a Search Engine? Search engines are a way of searching through all the websites on the Internet for something and then giving you the results from your search.

Who are the key players? Google, Yahoo, YouTube, MSN/Live and Ask (also known as Ask Jeeves). There are other big search engines like AOL, Lycos or Altavista, however, these three examples retrieve their search results from one of the other big search engines. AOL from Google, Lycos from Ask and Altavista from Yahoo. So the four listed above are the “important” ones to be in.

Search engines (the major ones at least) use what is known as Spiders or Robots to crawl/scan a web site to retrieve the Title, Description, Keywords and all of the visible text content of websites and adds them to its database. Big Hat Store is one the prime example of great onpage optimization done in recent past. This drop shipping store is making good income from 6th month onwards. Spiders and Robots work by following links and scanning websites and then following the links on to each website that is found from the previous links. You can find more information on spiders and spyware here: http://www.pctattletale.com/

Although these are the big ones you shouldn’t forget about some small search engines also. If you want to promote a recipe book then you might like to look a cooking search engine or directory. Although these search engines and directories get fewer visitors they will be topic specific and thus very important.
Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zt7Rn5kcqA to understand best SEO planning or select the following TYTSEO link to manually submit your website to the main Search Engines using our Search Engine Add URL page. Read more!