Organic SEO Explained
Organic Search Engine Optimization (SEO) principles use web site design techniques that promote natural search engine placement and rankings. It's different than pay-per-click optimization or forced rankings. So, rather than paying Google, Yahoo!, or bing to rank your pages, you design them with SEO in mind.
With Organic SEO, your web site brings in traffic by using keyword-optimized content and interactivity. In addition, a site designed for Organic SEO follows industry-wide best practices.
Organic SEO also includes keyword analysis, search engine submission, and linking strategies. Monitoring your site's progress using an analytical tool helps identify where improvements can be made until you reach your goals.
Get more information from our Search Engine Keyword FAQ blog article.
Some Examples of Sites Needing Organic SEO
- A web site that is mostly graphics with little text content.
- A web site that doesn't show up on search engine query results.
- A web site with poor ROI.
- A new web site before it's launched.
- A web site that is being redesigned.
Keep in mind that search engines index web sites based on things such as page titles, text content, and keywords. Designing for Organic SEO should start as early as possible in any project.
Side Benefits of Organic SEO
When you design a site using Organic SEO principles and best practices, your site also improves in:
- Usability
- Accessibility
- Standards compliance
- Browser Compatibility
Quality Web Site Testing Services that Support Organic SEO
Our web site evaluation and testing packages are all created with Organic SEO and best practices in mind. In addition, we can:
- Work with you to submit your site properly to search engines like Google, Yahoo!, and bing.
- Generate a Google compatible XML Site Map for your web site.
- Set up a monitoring program using an analytic reporting tool like Google Analytics.
- Work with web site designers to implement organic SEO on your site.
For more information on our Organic SEO services, visit our services pages or download our Organic SEO Info Sheet.
For More on Organic SEO
The following links contain more information on Organic SEO:
Organic SEO is Worth the Work
http://www.seochat.com/c/a/Search-Engine-Optimization-Help/Organic-SEO-is-Worth-the-Work/
Organic SEO Wiki
