Search Engine Optimisation (SEO): Demystifying The Black Art

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a black art to a lot of people. Anyone publishing content online that is looking for a lot of exposure for their product, service or general announcement really need to know about it. The unfortunate reality is that most people don’t know about SEO and those that do, know that they should do it but don’t really know what it is.

In the coming weeks, I’m going to release a series of short, simple to understand posts about what search engine optimisation is and how it roughly works. Through these simple posts, I’m hoping to demystify the black art of search engine optimisation a little so that the less savvy content publishers can understand it and start taking advantage of it.

Below is a short list of some of the items that are going to be covered:

  • HTML <title> element
  • HTML heading (<hX>) elements
  • Content
  • URL nomenclature
  • Keywords
  • HTML <meta> data
  • HTML markup
  • Images
  • Inbound links
  • Outbound links
  • Intersite links

Related posts:

  1. Search Engine Optimisation & Referral Tracking
  2. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO): Dashes Versus Underscores
  3. Search Engine XML Sitemap Improvements
  4. What Is A Search Engine?
  5. Dashes Versus Underscores, It Doesn’t Matter

About Al

My name is Alistair Lattimore, I'm in my very early 30's and live on the sunny Gold Coast in Australia. I married my high school sweet heart & we've been together for longer than I can remember. Claire and I started our family in September 2008 when Hugo was born and added a gorgeous little girl named Evie in May 2010. You can find me online in the typical hangouts, Google, Twitter & facebook. .
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