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The main goal of any web site should be to get attention and get as many people as you can to visit your web site. It doesn’t matter if you’re in business, indulging in a hobby or trying to inform others with your web pages you are going to want to attract the attention of other people. You need a significant proportion of your traffic to come from the search engines. The best type of visitor traffic comes from search engines as it’s free and it’s targeted.

Search engine incomes are directly related to the number of relevant results they present to their users. Searchers will return over and over again to a search engine that delivers the most relevant results. The more frequently users return to the search engine the more opportunity and income the search engines create. You and your web pages face a similar challenge.Persuade users to come back to your web pages over and over again.

So how do you go about doing this?. You have two choices but there is nothing to stop you doing both if you have money and time. You can write useful and relevant content or you can use the advertising methods offered by search engines and other properties.

Without a keyword or a key phrase search engines will simply ignore content. The whole user experience starts with a keyword or key phrase being entered into the search engine to tell it what the user is looking for. The keyword entered by the user causes the search engine to search its indexes for the most accurate and relevant web pages. All search engines determine what will be returned in the SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages) by using two measures authority and relevance.

Relevance is a function of the keywords in the text of the webpage and authority is determined by the number and type of back links . The profile in terms of authority and the volume of back links are used by the search engines in deciding the position or ranking of a web page in the list of search results.

Back links are the number one priority you should focus on in web page optimisation.

Back links have two key uses – influencing the search engines ranking decisions and directing traffic to your web site from other internet properties. People searching for and reading relevant content will click on the back links that contain text related to their quest and subsequently be directed to your web pages. ‘Anchor text’ is the correct term to describe the text appearing as a link and contributes to the value given to the link by the search engines. Back links fall into a range of values that are derived from origin and anchor text.

The authority on the page from which a back links originates can influence the potency of the link to your web page.The more authority a web page has the more authority is passed on to you.