Make Your Website Search Engine Friendly
- Page Settings: Title, Description and Keywords
- Google Webmaster
- Google Analytics
- Bing Webmaster
- Search Engine Robot Blocking
- Password Protecting a Page
Settings
Google Analytics
- Log into your account: http://www.google.com/analytics/
- Go up to Admin (Top right)
- Under the Property Panel click “Property Settings”
- Copy your “Tracking ID”
- Log In & Click: Settings
- Paste the “Tracking ID” into the Google Analytics ID Field
- Publish your Wizard
 |
| A screenshot of the ID you need to copy and paste into your Wizard. |
Google Webmaster
 |
| You will need to log in or register to add your site. |
- Click: “Alternative Methods” & Click: HTML tag
- Copy the “Content” tag and head over to your Bizideo Account
- Log In & Click: Settings
- Paste: The Content tag in the Google Webmasters Verification field
- Publish your Wizard and in Google Webmaster click to verify
 |
| Copy the area that we have highlighted above. |
Bing Webmaster
- Log into your account: http://www.bing.com/toolbox/webmaster
- Click: Configure My Site
- Click: Verify Ownership
- Copy the “Content Key” and head over to your Bizideo Account
- Log In & Click: Settings
- Paste: The “Content Key” into the Bing Webmaster Tools Verification field.
- Publish your Wizard and back in Bing click to verify
 |
To verify your account you will need to select the code in the area we have highlighted above.
|
Page Settings
Setting your Page Title, Description and Keywords can help
search engines figure out how your site should appear in their results.You can set up your Page Settings for each page you create,
and we suggest you do so to make sure your pages are indexed by search engines
as accurate as possible.
 |
| Here is how the fields you fill out compare to actual search engine results of that page. |
Robots
Want to work on a page but don’t want it to show up in
Search Engines? Not a problem, when you go to publish your page just check the “Robots:
Do not allow this page to be indexed by robots” option before you hit publish.
You can do this on a page by page level, allowing you to control what search
engines see and what they index.
Require Password to View Page
Every once in a while there is a need to publish something
on the internet while restricting who has access to see it. While our Robots option
will hide the page from being saved by Search Engines it does mean that anyone
who clicks something to go to that page can see it. In order to restrict who
can see a page you publish you can use the “Require Password to View Page”
option. Clicking this box (under Page Settings) will allow you to set a page
password. When users arrive on that page they will have to enter the password
(you do not need to enter a username) in order to view the page. So just click
to activate password protecting, enter the password and hit save.
Resources:
