Seo Indexed Pages

Indexed Pages

How many sub-pages you have included in Google, Yahoo and Bing is an indicator of how visible and important your site is. If you are not indexed, ie: included, you cannot be found either.

Web pages included in Google
 Make sure all your web pages are included in Google, Bing and Yahoo.

Determine indexation

To get all your web pages indexed or included in search engines, the first step is to consider search engine optimisation. Before you are found, you don’t exist for search engines and therefore cannot be found by any users either.
If you for instance publish 20 pages, but only 10 are found in Google, there might be some kind of technical problem with your site. It also may be because you have no internal or external links pointing to your newly published content, or there might be duplicate content issues.

How many indexed pages do you have?

It’s simple to check out how many indexed pages your websites got. Simply type ‘site:www.yoursite.co.uk’ (change to the name of your own website) in Google, Bing or Yahoo:

Why care about the amount of indexed pages?

As mentioned before, only pages that are indexed can be found. A large collection of indexed pages can give the impression of authority to search engines. Websites with large amounts of content and indexed pages are often ranked better than small sites.

How to get your website indexed fast?

-Inbound Links: Make sure to get many incoming links from trustworthy sources.
-Sitemap: Submit a XML-sitemap in Google Webmaster Tools and Bing Tools.
-Internal Links: Make sure at least one link points to your new content.

Content & Conversion Analysis

 Content & Conversion Analysis

Content and website conversion analysis are closely linked to your search engine optimisation efforts. If done in close symbiosis, you can expect to see great outcomes.
Analyse and change web content
Let’s start with your current content and determine what to consider.

Entry points for your web content

If your competitor and keyword analysis have been done properly, you will be more likely to see visitors coming in to your website from a wide range of keywords.
That is of course a good start, to have a wide stream of visitors coming in. But what do you do with them while they are on your site?

Is your content unique and selling?

When you get visitors on your site, it’s important that your content is interesting enough to keep them there. Otherwise, they will not suggest it to others, nor will they become potential customers for you.
You need to ask yourself: Is the website content authentic, unique while answering queries from visitors? That’s usually the most important part.
Furthermore, you need to ask yourself, ‘What is the purpose of my content’; does it lead to a satisfying level of sales/conversions? If not, perhaps it’s time to come up with a new plan.

What’s your web conversion metrics?

There are many types of Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) to measure how well your website is doing in connection with search engines optimisation.
Today, it’s usually rather simple to set-up conversion optimisation. All you need to do is to define what matters to you and set names on your conversion metrics.  (e.g.: Newsletter Sign-Ups, Order Requests). Conversion goal measuring doesn’t need to be harder than that.
There are many types of metrics to include in a website conversion analysis and below we have listed a few of the most common ones.
Examples of Website Conversion Metrics
  • Sale, common on e-commerce sites. This can be any product or service, such as a golf-set.
  • Lead, such as filling out a contact form.
  • Sign-up for a newsletter or your brand’s social media presence.
  • Request a proposal.
  • Register for a forum or community. A common type of conversion.

Which content? Landing page vs website

With a well optimised website, it’s possible to get visitors from 1000’s of various keywords every day to various pages on your website. If you participate in paid search, you are also likely to use landing pages. This is often a good way of getting highly targeted traffic to convert well. Either way, you need to set-up conversion metrics for both your landing pages and normal website if you are serious about your search engine optimisation ambitions.

Free tools to analyse & improve website conversions

-Clicktale
-Google Analytics
-Google Website Optimiser
-Yahoo! Web Analytics (Free for Yahoo Advertisers)

Seo Competitor Analysis

1. Competitor Analysis

Analysing your competitor’s online presence is one of the first and most critical things for your business future and search engine optimisation strategy.
analysing your competitors web presence
Hate your competitors? Discover their online advantages and weak points. Then, take action!

Why are competitors important?

A deep understanding of your users search behaviour and competitors tactics is essential in order to achieve success in search engines. The main reason for this is because you both want the same internet traffic, so if you don’t know what competitors are writing about, you’re not likely to succeed.

Which keywords do your competitors use?

After finding out how your target groups express themselves, we can compare how well your competitors are in the search engines. Ask yourself:
• Which keywords do your competitors optimise for?
• How much of the long tail keywords do they capture?
• How unique are your competitors?
• How many pages do they have indexed in search engines?
• What do they do with the visitors?
• What are their most popular website features?
• Do they have any backlinks?
And finally;
• How can You do it better?

Online competitors VS offline competitors?

It’s not uncommon to find out that your online competitors are very different to your offline (real life) competitors. Who are your online competitors?
Basically, all websites ranking before/above you in the search engines, for keywords you optimise for, are your online competitors.

Identify your competitors (and their strategies)

It’s important to continuously test your own ranking for relevant keywords. At the same time, you will find out which are your main competitors!

Competitors with higher PageRank?

It’s not uncommon for your competitors to have a higher page rank than you. However, you should not focus on your page rank, focus on your search engine ranking instead. At the end of the day, it’s your ranking that determines how much quality traffic you can receive. You will not receive a lot of traffic if your page rank number is 2, 4 or 7.

Competitors with more backlinks?

It’s not uncommon for your competitors to have more backlinks than you. However, you should not focus on link quantity; it’s mainly backlink quality that matters.

Ranking changes among your competitors?

We recommend that you follow your competitors search engine rankings on both of your most important keywords. This way, you can quickly determine any changes they have made.

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Oracle BI Architect

Job Description
  • Min 8-10 years of experience in Information Technology with
    Expertise in Data modeling for Data Warehouse/Data Mart development,
    Data Analysis for Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) and Data
    Warehousing (OLAP)/Business Intelligence (BI) applications.
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  • Should have experience in
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  • Facilitate datarequirement meetings with business and technical stakeholders and resolved conflicts to drive decisions.
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    concepts like Star-Schema Modeling, Snowflake Schema Modeling, Fact and
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    Implemente experience on Slowly Changing Dimensions - Type I & II in Dimension tables as per the requirements.
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  • Experience in
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  • Exceptional communication and presentation skills and established track record of client interactions
  • Experience in tools like BI APPS 7.9.6.x components, Data Model, DWH, Informatica, Oracle and custom database.
  • Good to have vertica database experience.
  • Should have Bachelor degree and related experience
Key Skill(s)
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Bi
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OBIEE
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Data Warehouse
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