The software is constantly being
upgraded and the algorithm enhanced. The number of potential
recommendations provided by the tool is also increasing frequently.
Please check back often.
I. On-Page SEO
On-Page SEO is the process of placing your selected keywords in the right places on your web pages.
On-page SEO involves changing page titles, headings, content, and URLs to improve search engine rankings.
A. Metadata
Metadata tags allow you to tell the search engines what your web page is about.
Page Title is too longThe maximum recommended length for page titles is 70 characters, your current page title is 73 characters.
Meta Description is too longYour meta description should be no more than 150 characters, your current meta description is 249 characters.
B. Heading Summary
Similar
to how newspapers and magazines use headings and sub-headings to help
readers, websites can use special tags in their HTML. These tags not
only help human readers read the content, they also help search engine
spiders better understand the content on a page and what is most
important. It is generally a good idea to use heading tags to help
signal to the search engines, what the web page is about.
Heading Type |
Text |
First-Level (H1) |
The Mind as Machine: Learning Decision Making ... |
Second-Level (H2) |
This Site Contains Decision Making Information ... |
Third-Level (H3) |
Reliable Knowledge in Decision Making |
C. Image Summary
Images
are a great way to enhance a website from a user's perspective.
However, it is important to note that search engine crawlers cannot
really "see" images. So, if you have lots of images that contain
textual content within the image itself, this content will not be seen
by the crawlers.
HTML helps address this issue by
providing a way to specify the textual content for an image using the
"alt" attribute. The alt attribute allows web pages to assign specific
text as the "alternative" content for images for those that cannot view
the images themselves. This can be search engine crawlers or text-only
web browsers.
URL |
Alt Text |
Repeat |
|
images/indeximage-blue.png |
THE BEST MOST PRACTICAL MODEL GUIDE TO THE D ... |
1 |
|
images/h1_bestandmostpractical.png |
THE BEST MOST PRACTICAL MODEL GUIDE TO THE ... |
1 |
|
D. Interior Page Analysis: 3 Pages Processed
We looked at a few other pages on your website to see how well they are optimized. This sort of interior
page analysis can reveal exciting opportunities for you to target specific keywords or visitors. You
can then create landing pages optimized towards converting those visitors into customers.
E. Readability Level: Secondary / High School
This score measures the approximate level of education necessary to
read and understand the web page content. In most cases, the content
should be made to be simple so that a majority of the target audience
can understand it.
II. Off-Page SEO
Off-Page
SEO includes all the things you do to promote your website outside the
design of the website itself. Getting more inbound links to your site,
registering with directories relevant to your industry, and getting
more pages into the search engine indexes are all parts of Off-Page SEO.
A. Domain Info
Most experts agree that you should register your domain for a long time, because search
engines factor domain "stability" when looking at your pages.
Domain Age: |
N/A |
Time To Expiration: |
N/A |
Permanent Redirect Not FoundSearch engines may think www.decisionmaking.org and decisionmaking.org
are two different sites.You should set up a permanent redirect
(technically called a "301 redirect") between these sites. Once you do
that, you will get full search engine credit for your work on these
sites.
For example, www.decisionmaking.org seems to have 40
inbound links whereas decisionmaking.org has 47 inbound links. By
correctly configuring a permanent 301 redirect, the search rankings
might improve as all inbound links are correctly counted for the
website.
B. Google PageRank: 4
"Google PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using
its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page's value. In essence,
Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B.
But, Google looks at more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; it
also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves
important weigh more heavily and help to make other pages important." - From Google
C. Google Indexed Pages: 55
This number is the approximate number of pages on www.decisionmaking.org that have been
stored in the Google index. The Google web crawler will visit the website periodically and look
for new content for its index. Generally, the more pages your site has within the Google cache, the better.
D. Last Google Crawl Date: January 09, 2009 @ 03:09 AM
Google will periodically crawl websites looking for new and updated content. In general, you want Google
to crawl your site as often as possible, so your new content shows up in Google search results immediately.
E. Traffic Rank:
Top 11.78 %
Alexa is an online service that
measures traffic for millions of sites on the Internet in a similar way to Nielsen television show ratings.
Your website has an Alexa rank of 3,618,968
which is in the top 11.78 % of all websites.
F. Inbound Links:
40
One of the most important measures for a website is how many other sites link to it.
The more links the better. Having links to your website from authoritative resources on the
Internet helps you rank higher in search engines since these links are an indication that your
website is trustworthy and contains good content.
G.
DMOZ Directory:
Found
decisionmaking is
listed
in DMOZ.
DMOZ, The Open Directory Project, is the largest and most comprehensive human-edited
directory of the Web. It is constructed and maintained by a vast, global community of volunteer editors.
H.
Yahoo! Directory:
Found
decisionmaking is
listed
in
the Yahoo! Directory.
The Yahoo! Directory is a web directory which rivals the DMOZ Open Directory
Project in size. We recommend that every business have a listing
in the Yahoo! Directory.
I.
ZoomInfo: No Entry Found
decisionmaking is not listed in the
ZoomInfo
directory.
ZoomInfo is a business directory and search engine, with profiles on more
than 37 million people and 3.5 million companies.
III. Blogosphere
Blogging makes sense from a marketing perspective. You'll be leveraging the shift from outbound to inbound marketing
and interacting with your customers in new ways. A blog lets you meet
your customers more directly than sending out brochures or an email
campaign. It changes your website from a brochure that most people look
at once to something that people interact with and come back to.
A. Blog Analysis
Blogging is a great way to reach your target audience with your thoughts, opinions, and offerings on relevant topics.
B. Blog Ranking: Not Ranked
Technorati is a popular blog directory service.
It measures the popularity of a given blog as compared to all other sites that have
been submitted to its system. We did not find this blog in the Technorati system.
You should sign up and submit your blog on technorati.com, it's free.
IV. Social Mediasphere
Making
sure that your company has an extensive web presence outside of your
own website is important. It increases the chances that your prospects
will find your company when they are online since there are more web
pages that contain information about your company.
A. del.icio.us bookmarks: 2
del.icio.us is a web-based bookmarking site.
Delicious users save their bookmarks on the website so they can access them from any browser.
A website that has many users bookmarking it is generally popular and will get more traffic.
B. Digg.com Submission Summary
Digg is a social media site where anyone can submit
articles, and viewers can vote for articles they like. Very popular articles can make it to the
front page of Digg, resulting in more traffic to your website.
The website www.decisionmaking.org has 0
articles submitted to digg.com. These articles
received a total of 0 diggs (votes)
and 0 of these articles made it to the
front page of digg.com.