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Using Keyword Density for Google AdSense
 by: Calvin Johnson

With the decline of meta-tags, keyword density ranges have become very important. They’ve also become very controversial. Here’s the thing: you want a high enough keyword density—at least 7%–that your keywords rank highly in the bigger search engines, such as Google, Yahoo, DogPile, and HotBot.

But, you don’t want your keyword densities so high that they turn your content into over-hyped gobbledygook, nor do you want to raise a red flag when the spiders come crawling over your content. If your keyword density is 20% or more, the search engine will most likely red-flag you for “keyword stuffing” and penalize you by moving you down in the search results.

Shopping online has become more and more popular in America as we are all looking to save a little time and money. E-commerce sales are growing at astronomical numbers ranging from 20-25% per year. And according to Forrester Research, 40% of households are using coupons in their web shopping. The huge increases are obvious: the online savings and discounts are impossible to match by traditional stores constrained by the overhead costs of employees, rent, and insurance. By using some of the tips and tricks mentioned below, you’ll be able to take further advantage of a new American pastime: saving with online shopping!

What pages need to be included on your website? The answer varies for each type of business and depends on how informative you want your website to be for potential clients. Below is a list of sample pages for you to review while you plan out your website.

Create a different name for these website sections if you’d like to add more personality to your site! For example, your “About Us” page can be titled, “Who We Are” or “Get to Know Us”.

Your business website, at minimum, should include the following pages:

The Importance Of Monitoring Your Website
 by: Douglas Titchmarsh

Are you monitoring your website?

You should be, especially if you are using it

to make some extra cash, and definitely if

it is your only source of income.

You need to monitor your website to protect

it from so many nasties which could affect your

bottom line. Any of the following could bring

your site to a close.

A hack attack.

If your website is hacked, it could be used

for any number of illegal activities.