Search optimizing all the way!

Today is another great day for me, as I do another search optimizing projects for now. SO far, I have two new search optimizing (SEO) projects to handle, and they are both long term but very easy and small. The first one is the shopping bookmark service, which another person paid me $30 for 300 products to be submitted through Paypal and the other one is forum posting through a good SEO and webmaster forum. On the forum postings, I definitely not gonna include signatures anymore, because I'm just working on his own forum, and he needs to kick start his forum with updated posts and threads too. I am obliged to do 100 posts a month for a total of $11 monthly.

We'll, sounds short to me, but sounds great too for a little extra money. Hahaha! We'll, it's another great day for me and my SEO works are just keep running all the way!

How does search engines work on many sites?

I saw one of the SEO topics in Digitalpoint forums on how search engines work? The thread starter was right about it, because before we do the SEO, we must learn first the architecture of search engines. Search engines like Yahoo, Google and Bing have the following components:

* Indexer - it analyzes various elements of the page like text, headers, etc.

* Spider - this program downloads web pages just like a web browser we use right now.

* Crawler - this program focuses on finding links in a page.

* Result Engine - this term focuses on ranking pages

* Database - this is simply know as the storage data.

* Web Server - it contains an HTML page with an input field for search queries.

I hope you have learned something from these components.

Managing multiple blogs?

Do you have many sites or blogs to manage? Can you manage them all at the same time daily? We'll for me, it's a yes and no. Why? My situation is that I have 3 blogs to manage with, excluding this one which I was invited to post and contribute here as many as I want. Hahaha! Does a webmaster can do SEO on multiple blogs he managed, but what about me? Here are my considerations:

Yes: This could be my answer because the more sites you manage with revenue ads, the more you earn traffic, sales and potential high ranking to the SERPS.

No: This could be my answer because if I have less time to do this, then I cannot manage them all, but only one blog and my SEO time could be exhausting.

My blogs that I manage right now are about general internet updates, foreign exchange news and topics, and diet/weight reduction blog. I spent my time bookmarking them and submitting an article to Ezine. Press releases wil not help me unless I'm upgraded. So it depends on your time if you really take the risk on managing multiple blogs....like me.

A simple optimizing technique

If anyone knows how to optimize a site in a simple technique, there's one thing. This tool is very simple if you want to optimize your site as simple. I'm talking about a Google tool called the Google Webmaster Tools. All you need to do is to add a URL, and choose either of the two options namely, the meta tag verification and the HTML file verification. For me, meta tag verification is so easy when it comes to Blogger and other sites with "Edit HTML" feature. If I want to give you a recap of the HTML format for verification, here's the guideline:

Look for the head part in the HTML file, and put the meta tag below the HEAD one.

SIMPLE AS THAT!

It's easy right, just find it in the "Edit HTML" menu. If it's hard to find, just open the blog first and right click and select "View Page Source", then click Ctrl+F, and type or . It's just for HTML type editors like Blogger, but for Yola (formerly Synthasite), you can use the second option, which they have a bar menu of putting your verification file.

Sounds easy and simple right?

Purpose of paid-to-search sites

Can anyone tell me on what’s the real purpose of the paid-to-search sites? It’s simple. It’s all about competition, and getting up to the SERPS of Google, Yahoo and Bing. Since they were search engines, they are way down below because most people don’t like to search there; instead they mostly use Google, Yahoo and Bing. Paid-to-search sites wants searchers to get paid daily, but only centavos. As an affiliate, it’s better to earn little cents than nothing. They want to move up ahead of Google, Yahoo and Bing, but definitely no chance. These three websites have the best tools and services which satisfy their customers, and eventually have their own big companies. Paid-to-search sites are just making people attract by getting paid, but not good enough. Google already has Adsense, and perfect for SEO too. Most of the paid-to-search sites are not good at all, especially in SEO.

Are paid to search programs legitimate?

Are you involved in get paid-to-search programs? They gonna pay you for jus searching? Generally, I have two programs that I know which really pays members from limited countries only. The ones I am talking to are My Home Page Friends program and Scour. But I don’t like both of them because we will only earn a small percentage of their revenue sharing, which you’re not allowed to search in duplicate and suspicious. They are very low in contributing to pay members who are searching. They are paying you on a NET 15 basis, meaning you will be paid the following month on the 15^th day since you started doing your activity. For me, I think they are a waste of time. They’re not really good in SEO you know, and they don’t beat Google.