Everyday, a number of people asking in forums on how to drive traffic to their sites, how to promote their blogs, how to advertise, what is the easiest way to promote, what is the best advertising method, how to get indexed in Google, how to increase PR, and many more hows and whats. But if we are going to analyze these questions, all have the same meaning – How to promote a website.

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May be some of you wil think that this is a very wrong question but the lesson is different actually the key lesson is that tactics that are designed to trick search engines come with substantial risk.They may even work in the short term, but in the long term they will stop working, and may even result in your site being banned from one or more of the search engines.

Doesn’t seem worth it, does it? Leave the process of tricking the search engines to the Spammers, and learn how to excel in doing what the search engines want you to do, and you will be well on your way to short, medium, and long term search engine success.
There are 3 major things that search engines want webmasters to do with their sites:

1. Design the content of your site for users (not search engines)
2. Market your site the way you would if search engines did not exist
3. Implement a search engine friendly design that makes it easy for search engines to crawl and understand your site

Every business seems to be trying to get to the top in Google or at least in the top 2 pages, but how difficult is it to do this and how do you stay top?

This is the question that has troubled many business proprietors and Search Engine Optimization. Google is the leading search engine in the world and performs over 60% of all searches in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia. Google is so dominant it has even cornered the non English speaking market with it’s regional Google search engines. There are still of course other search engines still vying for the remaining searches such as Yahoo! (with a 18% share), MSN/Live (with a 4% share), and Ask (with a 3% share), but their search engine share shows that they make little more then minor dents in Google’s dominanace.
In the early years before Google came to the fore there where other search engines with a respectable share of the search market such as Altavista, Excite and Dogpile but these seems to have become almost obsolete.
So what should you do have your business listed first in Google, or to at least appear in the Google top 10 rankings and not be listed in pages which never get searched because they are so near the end.In short you need to increase your page rank, have as many inbound links as you can have and avoid the infamous Google Sandbox.