Install Google Analytics

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Create a website for people, not computers. The goal is to create a great user experience so people enjoy visiting your site. Don't focus on short-term gains like constantly repeating keywords—publish content that people want to read, not just to rank well in search engines.
Deliver what you promise. If a user clicks on a search result promising marathon running tips and instead lands on a product page for a running shoe, they won't be happy—and will likely go to your competitor instead.
Use the "uncomfortable explanation" test. For every method you use to market and optimize your chinese overseas africa database website, imagine having to explain your methods to Google or a competitor. If that would make you uncomfortable, don't do it.
Remove and prevent user-generated spam. Even if Google didn't exist, this would be a good principle. You can use a tool like Akismet to detect and block spam comments on your blog. While everyone has their own opinion on what constitutes a spam comment, I recommend, at a minimum, blocking comments that are unrelated to your blog's content and that are overly promotional.
Add the basic pages . You should have a published privacy policy , which you can generate using this free tool . You should also have a dedicated contact page with your full contact information—company name, address, and phone number—clearly displayed. Finally, create a Google-friendly sitemap so all your web pages are indexed by Google.

It's difficult to know if you're making progress without useful data. Once your website is set up and Google's guidelines are met, it's time to install Google Analytics , which collects all the necessary data about how visitors use your site.