Optimizing Sites with GGG - eMarketer - Template Editor

Optimizing websites for good search engine positioning is universally done manually, because there are many factors that must be taken into account. There is no single opinion on how to do it, and the rules (which only Google knows) change very often.

For these reasons, the specialized SEO companies are at high demand, charge huge amounts, and relate their prices to the size of the websites, the number of keywords and the technology used to build them.

Our software is the first in its kind that automates the process of optimizing websites, producing all the features that are known to improve the ranking of pages, sites, and site networks.

The Template Editor inserts 2 kinds of elements:

• Constant: elements that are important for the looks and functioning of your pages, that must stay exactly as the original, and are taken with absolute URLs
  • images
  • text
  • style markers 
  • code (HTML, Javascript, PHP, ASP, other)
  • links to fixed sections of the main website

• Variable: All the variable elements can be given individual HTML attributes. They usually go between the fixed header and footer, using the same colors and fonts as the main site.
  • HTML metatags
  • file names
  • phrases, taken from an outside plain text file.
  • small images chosen at random, that will be assigned optimized names and ALT tags.
  • links to all of your target URLs, links to other pages and domains, allways using your keywords / subkeywords as anchor text
  • text content boxes: these are usually extracted from your site or created by us editing similar source texts.
  • The Template Editor allows much more configuration options than the fixed templates. You can insert different components at will, and experiment with different page strategies. Your results will improve both from the esthetic and the positioning viewpoints.

See the Help file for Template Editor.

One GGG-optimized version of this site:  http://www.gatewaygenerator.com/sitemap.htm . This version used text extracted from other sites and synonymized for safe publication. It might look a little nonsensical to human readers, but it is fine for the SEs.

We usually run a number of tools after the site is created, to make sure that the keyword density, linking structure and other features are within the accepted SEO standards.

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