Some webmasters use frames, but frames can cause serious
problems with search engines. Even if search engines can find your
content pages, they could be missing the key navigation to help
visitors get to the rest of your site. JavaScript and Flash navigation
menus that appear when you hover are great for humans, but
search engines don't read JavaScript and Flash. Supplement them
with regular HTML links at the bottom of the page, ensuring that a
chain of hyperlinks exists that take a search engine spider from your
home page to every page in your site. A site map with links to all
your pages can help, too. If your site isn't getting indexed fully, make
sure you submit a Google Sitemap following directions on Google's
site (www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login).

· Personal websites

· Professional websites

· Family website

· The website for any kind of organization such as school, company etc.

· Website can also be created society

· Website related to government departments

· Business websites

· Website for media organization

This content management system can give a fresh look to any kind of site. It can help in improvement of a website from every angle. It can alter or improve format of a website or web application. The features of this system play significant role during creation of a website or web application. It adds flexibility in various aspects of website or web application. This system makes the addition of new features to any website easy.

Okay. So now that you know the power of what SEO automation can do for you, it’s time to put it into full effect. So how do you it? Many of you will absolutely kick yourselves when you hear the answer. It’s really so obvious you might not have give it a second thought.

So what is the process?

It’s really very simple. Outsource most of your on-page optimization to someone else, and all you do is check the work.

Now, this doesn’t sound like a very big thing but let me ask you this. Are you outsourcing your work? If so, how much of it are you outsourcing? If the answer to any of those questions is “no”, “very little”, or “none” then you have a big problem.

While all the gurus tell you to outsource very few will tell you exactly how they did it, and very few will tell you that it is truly a key component to anyone’s success online. It is extremely hard to create multiple sources of income without it. In fact, if you’re not doing it, you are missing out on a ton of leverage and traffic.

So, how do you automate your on-page SEO using outsourcing? Well, first you start by automating your most time consuming task (creating content) then moving on to the second most time consuming task (web design) to finally automating your final time consuming task (adding meta tags, and title tags.) here are the levels. I have included the amount of time you would probably be at each level before moving on.

Level 1: The Beginning (50% automation) (1-6 months max at this level)

- You create the structure for your website.

- I twique the design of an already made website templates.

- You outsource the content writing part of your website to a ghostwriter at $5-$7 per article (web page). You give them the SEO specifications for each page. You give them sources, as well as a format to use.

- After you get back the articles, you check the quality and make some minor changes to the content to add your own unique spin,

- You upload the articles to your website along with the title and meta tags onto your website and publish it.

Today, we are going to talk about 1 piece to the puzzle. It’s called SEO on page automation, and it is truly a powerful component to our SEO automation machine.

If you’ve ever set up your own website before, you know that depending on its size, it can take you anywhere from a few days, to a week or even a month to set up. More importantly, if you’re doing basic optimization for your site, you know that it can take even longer.

But what if there was a method that you could use that would allow you to set up fully optimized sites in a fraction of that time?

What would take hours could be done in just 1 hour–or even 15 minutes. What would take weeks could be done in just 1 day. What would take months could be done in just two or 3 days—maybe even less. How much larger would your bankroll be? How much more time would you be able to spend with your family?

That’s what SEO on-page automation does.

With SEO automation you can…

1. Set up 5 or 6 websites in the amount of time it would take you to set up only 1.
2. Have all your websites be fully optimized and ready to hit the search engines.
3. Fix any changes that need to be made to your website within 2 or 3 minutes of while the rest is automated.

Now to some of you, this may not seem like much, but for those of you who are still making changes to your first websites, and are slaves to your computer. This means everything in the world.

This is a follow up Post to part 1 in our series on SEO automation. To view the intro post, click here.

Okay. So we all know that the secret method the SEO experts use to optimize tons of sites with little to no effort at all is through SEO automation. But how do you do that? How do you set up your site so that it’s a non-stop, traffic generating, money pumping machine?

Well, the thing is, SEO automation does not happen over night, and there are people who will lie to you and tell you that something like this can be done in a few hours. Well, I’m not one of those of people. In fact, I despise those kind of people.

The key to success with this system is to set up each component one piece at a time, until you have an entire system that works. Then you can repeat it over and over again for every site that you get. With that being said, some pieces take more time than others.

So how long will it take? Well, the truth is if this is your first time doing it, it can take a couple of weeks, or even a few months to set up depending upon your knowledge of SEO and your budget. But once you’ve got one website going strong on full SEO autopilot, you can easily set up the other systems in a matter of hours depending on how fast you are.

After so many months of speculations on Google PR updates and the doubts that Google will discontinue the PR export in order to fight link sales, today we’ve finally saw the change in the green bar on all websites. Thank you G.

Today’s Google PR Export or Update (its not actually update because Google updates it dynamically every day but only exports the results in few month or sometimes a bit more) was as always one really interesting event. The one of the things that we can quickly realize is that all web directories are will lower page rank than before, but unique content websites are with a bit low amount of links scored higher pagerank than others. This most probably means that the duplicate content algo is somehow modified to capture much more spam than ever before (which is something rather expected)

Also another really interesting and also expected outcome was that due to the progressive expanding of the web, all page rank values require more and more links to be achieved. Now for pr 3 you need more than 2.5k link popularity, pr 4 more than 5 to 20k links and pr 6 > 150k. Note that this is LINK POPULARITY not links only which is relatively the number of actual links since most search engines don’t show the real value.

I’ll update this post as soon as I get more info on the topic as see what my buddies are saying about it.