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@Sire, keyword stuffing is not mandatory if you have killer titles and meta phrases. However, if you want to take the search traffic % into new levels (such as 75 or 80% you may need to do keyword stuffing as well. The permalink SEO plugin may not be required if you could do that job manually.

I’m not all that interested in keyword stuffing my posts as it spoils my blogging experience. I normally write my post first and then whilst proofreading it I select some words within the post that I feel may make half decent keywords and use those as tags etc.

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@Shirley, this is something I verified myself. Most of my posts that have some kind of Google follow reference are getting indexed faster.

Nice tips.

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For example, If I am surfing the net, thinking about purchasing “golf clubs”, I may go further into golf clubs; interested in only wedges. Still going deeper, I may be only interested in “sand wedges”. So (being a non technical minded normal online customer) I will, therefore, search for “buy sand wedge golf club” instead of just “golf” in the search engines. This is called targeting long tailed keywords and you would be better off optimizing your site for this keyphrase “buy sand wedge golf club”, instead of just “golf” (which is also highly competitive keyword). Hope this small explanation helps the readers understand this point better.

For point #2 “Your Post Title”, you can optimize your post title with a very handy plugin called “SEO Slugs”. it removes the common fillers (such as, A, the An, etc) from your post title URL to further optimize it for the Search Engines.

Overall very detailed post.

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@James, but our idea is to create unique content that is useful to everyone out there and then market it via proper optimization. We are not doing any duplication here but just optimizing

@Nihar, good to know that you have great search traffic already. I am sure a lot of your cricket videos are attracting good search traffic. As for referral visits, you need to have the right tags in place (e.g. technorati). Also, you need to be active in forums, yahoo answers etc. Well, that calls for another post

@Ramesh, thanks… In fact, I thought of writing a couple of SEO post as per your request few days ago. As for the ‘Publish’ v/s ‘Save’, I was talking about re-editing an already published post. The idea behind ‘Publish’ is to immediately inform the RPC ping agents (and hence aggregators) to take the updated version. As for the spiders, if the ‘Save’ is already updating the post timestamp in ‘sitemap.xml’, there is no need to publish. If not, you have to. It depends on which sitemap creation tool you use as well.

@Melvin, thanks for your views… An extra bit of traffic always helps – especially for passive monetization. Again, it’s an individual’s decision

@Ardit, stuffing keywords is not a bad thing to do if done in a controlled way. That’s one reason why I pick secondary keywords (and not primary ones that get stuffed in several times) and use two to three of them in the content.

@Marblehost, it should not be very difficult to write a piece of code to achive that. Javascript will be the easier option. As I understand you want to provide a URL entry box to your visitors to put in a URL and check if it is do follow, right?

Please note that a URL being do follow is within its context of usage. So if you provide a URL (e.g. a blog URL) and want to know if it’s do follow you have to parse the entire document pointed to by that URL. And you might want to add additional check points (e.g to find if comments are do follow) as well. Anyhow, not a difficult affair

Thanks everyone for your comments and views.

Merry Christmas!

Do you know any tool which can be used like this.
I need a tool when i put URL it should say this url is do-follow or not..

I know about Mozilla plug-in

When i go for a blog which has been recommended as DO-FOLLOW by other people, it still shows highlighted links

If you can put something about the topic i put it would be really nice.
And mail me if you got some more news

Thank you

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