seo HTML Heading tag, Heading Tag Optimization Tips 2013

Seo Master present to you:

HTML Heading Tag, Heading Tag Optimization, Heading Tag Tips, H1 Tag

Headings Tag in HTML:

Headings are defined with the <h1> to <h6> tags.

<h1> defines the largest heading and used for main heading
<h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6> defines the smallest heading and used for sub-headings.
Heading Tags <h1>to <h6> are one of the important factors for On Page Optimization. Search engine give more importance for indexing and for ranking well in search results pages.

Header tag is important for visitors also, since heading tag tells both search engine and visitors what the content is all about.

Heading tags are represented as <h1> to <h6>. <h1> is considered the most important tag by search engine and <h6>, the smallest and the least important.

Example of Header tag is:

Head Tag <h1>

Head Tag <h2>

Head Tag <h3>

Head Tag <h4>

Head Tag <h5>

Head Tag <h6>

Tips for Optimizing the Header Tag <h1> to <h6>:

Header tags should contain your target keywords along with any other descriptive text relevant to the content of the page.
Search engines give more importance to Header tags to what a web page is all about.
The Google ranking algorithm things that if you're using a <h1> tag, then the text in between this header tag must be more important than the content on the rest of the page.
Use your most target keyword phrases in heading tags on your webpage.
By default, H1 tags aren't formatting, so when we are using a CSS style to override the default

Use those keywords which are used in Title and Meta tags like description tag and keyword tag. Search engine preferred those keywords which are used in heading tags.
Use at least 2-4 heading tags such as <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4> on each page of your website.
User those target keyword in header tag which describe the content of the webpage.
Add highly relevant keywords in <h1> tag, as it is weighted most than other heading tags.
Analyze the relevancy of your keywords and place most important keyword in <h1> tag, less important to <h2>, further less important to <h3> and ultimately least important keywords to <h6>.

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Copyright Removal Notices , Google Copyright , Google Copyright Removal , Google Copyright Removal Notices 2013

Seo Master present to you:

Are these why have your rankings dropped?

If you own or maintain a blog or website and have noticed a drop in rankings that has left you scratching your head as to why here is something you may want to consider.

Where are you getting your blog content from? Are they all written by you personally or are they being submitted to you? If they are being submitted to you do you Google paragraphs to see if they are copies scraped from elsewhere?

Most people have photos on their blogs. Are you taking the photos yourself or are your readers submitting photos they took themselves? Many bloggers and websites simply find photos from other places and reuse them. If that is the case for you are you certain they are public domain or are you using them without permission?

Interactive and multimedia sites and blogs certainly provide for a more engaging experience for the reader. MP3 plugins make it easy to add music to your site. Do you have rights to the music you are playing on it and permission to be using it on your personal site? If you are streaming YouTube or a similar service is it an authorized copy you are playing?

All of these things can be having a direct effect on your rankings with Google. As of August of 2012 Google began tracking the number of valid copyright removal notices that it receives for any site. The more notices it receives the lower it will drop you in the rankings.

Does anybody actually notice or report these infringements?

Yes- in a single 30 day period Google received 4.3 million URL’s noticed as being in violation of copyright laws. It no longer depends on a particular person going to see your website and reporting it. There are arrays of places that program bots to actively seek out content they hold the copyrights for and then automatically process the notification.

Every day now Google receives more of these notices then it did in the entire year of 2009. This new landscape is changing the way ratings work rewarding fresh and new and legal content and heavily penalizing those that use shortcuts or scraped and stolen content. If the content found on your site can be found in many other places simply having ‘more’ of it will not help and in fact may hurt.

What can you do?

Write your own content or get it as original content written specifically for your blog.
Use your photos or contact businesses or places you are writing about and request photos authorized for reuse.
If adding music or video media ensure that it is from an authorized source and document your right to use it.

Google provides ‘counter notice’ tools. If your content is authorized and not in violation then use the Google tools to explain yourself and your position.It is better to answer and respond then to ignore it.

As of now Google will not close or remove content without a valid order to do so and makes no attempt to determine the validity of these reports as that is the responsibility of the copyright holder and the courts but they will change your rankings based on high numbers of these reports.