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SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

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SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

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  1. Presentationon Search Engines DEDICATEDTO

  2. Outline • What are Search Engines? • Technical terms associated with SE • Basic Web Search Engine • Types of Search Engines • Working of Search Engines • Directories • Crawler based Search Engines • SEO

  3. …..cont’d • Keyword Search Operators • Various search Engines • Comparison • Searching Technique • 10 Do’s and Don’ts while Searching

  4. What are Search Engines? • A search engine is a sophisticated piece of software, accessed through a page on a website that allows you to search the web by entering search queries into a search box. • The search engine allows one to ask for content meeting specific criteria and retrieving a list of references that match those criteria. • Search engines use regularly updated indexes to operate quickly and efficiently.

  5. Technical terms associated with SE • Crawling – Follow links to find information • Indexing – Record what words appear where • Ranking – What information is a good match to a user query? • Displaying – Find a good format for the information • Serving – Handle queries, find pages, display results

  6. Basic Web Search Engine Administrator Users Search Engine Search Engine Gathering Retrieval WWW database A. Frank-T.Sharon

  7. Working of Search Engines • Directories • Crawler-based search engines

  8. Directories • Unlike search engines, which use special software to locate and index sites, directories are compiled and maintained by humans. • Directories often consist of a categorised list of links to other sites to which you can add your own site.

  9. Crawler based Search Engines • Crawler-based search engines use sophisticated pieces of software called spiders or robots to search and index web pages • These spiders are constantly at work, crawling around the web, locating pages, and taking snapshots of those pages to be cached or stored on the search engine’s servers • They are so sophisticated that they can follow links from one page to another and from one site to another

  10. Crawlers based Search Engines • Google is a prominent example of a crawler-based search engine. • Yahoo features both directories and crawler-based search engines. Metadata Metadata Metadata Metadata Metadata Metadata Crawlers collecting data

  11. SEO…… • Technical part of web marketing.

  12. Keyword Search Operators • Plus (+) Operator • Minus (-) operator • Related (~) operator • OR operator

  13. Plus (+) Operator Figure (a)

  14. Figure (b)

  15. Minus (-) operator

  16. Related (~) operator

  17. OR operator

  18. Various Search Engines

  19. Comparison

  20. Searching Techniques • Proximity Searching Ability to specify how close within a record multiple terms should be to each other • Phrase Searching Requires terms to be in the exact order specified within the phrase markings. The default standard for identifying phrases is to use double quotes (" ") to surround the phrase.

  21. 10 Do’s and Don’ts while Searching • Do’s • Use apt keywords. • Use ‘+’ sign while searching for multiple keywords. • Use quotes to search for exact phrases on the net. • Use specific portals for better results. • Practice cross-referencing.

  22. Don’t’s • Don’t rely much on sponsored links. • Avoid using form words. • Check for authenticity of source. • Don’t stop at the first page of results . • Don’t use just one search engine.

  23. How to add Search Engine on your browsers

  24. Continued……….

  25. Customized Search Engines • Why can’t we just use a normal search engine? • Specific Subject/project • Focus your learners • Protect younger learners against • possible “bad sites” • Act as a knowledge filter • Make good sites more accessible • Eliminate possible millions of irrelevant results • Guide learners towards educator-evaluated web sources

  26. Create your own search engine • Open your browser and type in (or click): • Sign into Google using your username and password or Register for an account • If you already have a Gmail Account you can sign into any Google application with your username and password

  27. Continued….. • Type in the sites that you want to include (1 per line) • Select Edition • Agree • Next You will be able to edit this list and add more sites later.

  28. Continued…… You will now be able to share the link to your search engine or you can even embed it on your school/class website or blog

  29. Continued……

  30. Continued…… • How do I find my search engine again?

  31. Continued……

  32. Continued……

  33. Future • Free Properties Search Engines. • Don’t Chat or E-Mail, Wave Instead. • Voice Recognition & Emotion Understanding. • Better Resources to Search Through. • All types of properties Searching

  34. ANY QUERIES ????? • Contact: www.techsonicseoindia.com

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