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Subject : Information Technology Standard : 12th Science. Chapter No. 2 : Introduction to SEO. Topic Name : SEO, Types of SEO, Techniques of SEO Search Engine Optimization (SEO) : • SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. • SEO is a technique used for : designing and developing a website be to rank high in search engine results. • It is a subset of serach engine marketing. • Thus SEO is useful in increasing the number of visitors to a website. • There are many strategies and techniques adopted to optimize the webpage. TYPES OF SEO : • There are TWO types of optimization 1) On-Page SEO 2) Off-Page SEO 1) On-Page SEO : • It includes Provision of good content, good keywords selection, putting keywords on correct places, giving appropriate title to every page etc. • On-Page SEO is concerned with information that is displayed to the end user, such as text, images and website navigation. 2) Off-Page SEO : • It includes link building, increasing link popularity by submitting open directories, search engines, link exchange etc. • Off-Page SEO is concerned with 1. Website – Website relationship. 2. Do other websites refer to you, do you refer to others? 3. How good is your network? Techniques of SEO : • Techniques of SEO are classified into two broad categories: 1. White Hat SEO : • White Hat SEO techniques that search engines recommends as apart of good design. 2. Black Hat SEO : • Black Hat SEO techniques that search engines do not approve. • The techniques used for optimizing the website are manipulative. White Hat Strategies : • Relevant Content. • Well-labeled images. • Relevant links and references. • Complete sentences with good spelling and grammar. • Standard – compliant HTML. • Unique and relevant page titles. Black Hat Strategies : • Duplicate content. • Invisible text and stuffed keyword. • Cloking or re-directing the user to another site or page. • Links from sites with non-relevant content. THANK YOU..

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