Busby SEO Test

Busby SEO Test ,Equation results analyze

Now let’s make the math:

A site with less than 20 points in our equation is terrible and can be
overwhelmed without any trouble.

A site with 20 – 40 points in our equation is poor and can be
overwhelmed quite easily.

A site with 40 – 60 points is a medium site; it may be overwhelmed,
but there will be a small fight for it.

A site with more than 60 - 80 points is a serious competitor; it can be
overwhelmed but only with big efforts and in quite a long period of time.

A site with more than 80 points is a very good site and I suggest you
stay away of it (at least for the moment).

Of course if you used the simple solution of just rank every factor I
described here with “good”, “average” or “bad” you’ll just have to see which
one appears more often…

Busby SEO Test next posting for practice

Busby SEO Test,keyword is included in the first and in the
last section of the page

The ninth point is if the keyword is included in the first and in the
last section of the page.

The first section is the top left one, while the last is the bottom right
one.

For our equation I give 3 points for every one of these sections if they
include our keyword.

The tenth point and the last one in my analyze is if the page URL is a
main domain, a subdomain or an internal page.

For our equation I’ll give these points:
-4 points if it’s a domain name (eg: www.mydomain.com)
-2 points if it’s a subdomain (eg: subdomain.mydomain.com)
-0 points if it’s an internal page (eg:
www.mydomain.com/onepage.html)

How about your Busby SEO Test keyword at first and last section.

Busby SEO Test in-page optimization is the content of the page

The eighth factor and the most important one regarding in-page
optimization is the content of the page.

So therefore I give in our equation:
-20 points for a page with a lot of content, related with the keyword
and that includes the keyword itself several times
-15 points for a page with a lot if content and that includes the
keyword several times but it’s not directly related to it
-10 points for a page with a lot of content but that includes the
keyword only a few times
-10 points for a page with quite low content but that includes the
keyword several time
-5 points to a site low in content and that includes the keyword just
marginally
-0 points for a site with very low or without content

Busby SEO Test with Keyword at Title, Headlines, Description and Metatags

So the fifth thing I’ll consider is if the keyword for which I
searched is in the title of the page or not.
For our equation:
-5 points if the title contains the keyword and only the keyword

-3 points if the title contains the keyword but just a part of a bigger
phrase
-0 points if the keyword is not contained (just like in our example).

The sixth thing I’ll consider is if the keyword for which I searched
is in the headlines (H1 and H2) of the page or not.

For our equation:

-5 points if both the H1 and the H2 headers exists and they both contain the keyword

-3 points if only the H1 tag contains the keyword

-2 point if only the H2 tag contains the keyword

-0 points if the keyword is not contained in none of the tags

The seventh thing I’ll consider is if the keyword is contained in the
description and keyword metatags of our competitor site.

For this we’ll have to open the source of the page we’re looking at.
This can be done by clicking on View-Source in our Internet Explorer menu,
or CONTROL+U in FireFox.

If the page is properly optimized at metatags level we should find
some lines that look like:

<META content=”Here comes the site description.”
name=description>
<META content=”keyword1, keyword2″ name=keywords>

For our equation I give three points for every one of these two
metatags that appears and include the keyword.

Watch your that four factor for your Busby SEO Test page

Busby SEO Test ,number of pages indexed in the major search engines

The fourth factor I take into our equation is the number of pages
that our competitor site has indexed in the major search engines.

For finding this I type in all three major search engines (Google –
www.google.com; Yahoo – search.yahoo.com; MSN – search.msn.com) in
the search box the URL of our competitor site (ex:
www.competitorsite.com)

And of course… here are the points for our equation (separate points
for every one of the three major search engines):

-0 points for a site not listed in the search engine

-1 points for a site listed with one or two pages in the search engine

-2 points for a site listed with more pages in the search engines

-3 points for a site listed with a lot of pages (50+, 100+) in the search engine

Now finishing with the off-line factors (factors taking in consideration
the popularity of the page in search engines) we’ll move with our analyze to
the on-line factors (factors that resides from the code of the page)

How many pages your Busby SEO Test page index in major search engine