Site Verification:

The very first thing required to do, while setting up Google webmaster tools, is to add or put up both of your website URLs. The reason behind this is that Google Bot is naïve; it really does not know yoursite.com and www.yoursite.com both are the same websites. Therefore you need to add both the site URLs and use any one of the methods for verification. The a.html file or HTML META Tag file can be loaded in your root directory. Everyone does not have access to the root directory of the website, so meta tag verification can be perfect for websites running on maybe a Blogger.

Sitemap Submission in Web Master Tools:

Once your website is verified, the next step is to load a sitemap to the server. There are various tools available to generate the sitemaps automatically, they crawl the website and add up pages that they find. But you need to ensure that all these pages are reflected in the XML file, as they might not find all the pages, depending on the internal linking structure. Check and ensure that the sitemap is submitted successfully in Google Webs Master Tool since it tells you if it is successful and how many URLs are been submitted and that how many more URLs are present in the web index.

Checking HTML errors:

This one the diagnostics section, that not only shows your stats about how Google bot is doing, the crawl statistics, more importantly, any errors like 404 Page missing, this may happen if incorrect URLs are placed in the sitemap. Or if any links from some other websites have been placed bad URLs on their websites. One more important section of diagnostics that you need to pay attention to is the HTML suggestions. It displays what Google Bot thinks you require fixing, such as duplicate Meta tags. Many times you do not have control over the Page Title or the META tag description; like in few blogs, they create Tag pages for the keywords. This can be fixed by going to the Site Configuration section and selecting settings. There is a link that is called Adjust Parameter Settings, hereby adding a parameter and setting to IGNORE, the Bot will ignore them.

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Mainly, Internet search engines comprise of 3 main parts:

• The Spider or worm.
• The Index part.
• The Search Algorithm.

The Spider or Worm:

It always ‘crawls’ the web pages, following the links which lead either to other website or within the confines of the web site. The spider reads all the web pages content and then passes all the information to the index part.

The Index:

It is the subsequent part of the search engine following crawling. It is a huge storage space for all crawled web page information. Google index is assumed to consist of over 3 billion pages.

Search Algorithm:

It is a more complicated and 3rd part of the search engine. It is a very difficult mechanism that sorts an enormous database in just a fraction of seconds and displays the results list on the screen. The most appropriate search result will be displayed as the webpage on the top position of the search result list. So, it is very necessary for all website owners and webmasters to concentrate on their website’s relevancy on keywords.

The search algorithm is specific for all the search engines, and it is a business secret, which is kept unknown from the others. Most of the present web searches combine more than one system to generate quick and accurate results.

So, what are you waiting for? Soon find the best search algorithm for your website and achieve the everlasting success in the internet market.

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