Site
Info: You can automatically load
Meta Tag details from your web site to the web profile created or manually enter
the details.
1. If you want to automatically
retrieve the web site details from the Meta Tag(s) of your web site, see Auto
Load Site Info section for details. This is a quick way for you to load the web
site information.
Note: Site Info you entered here is
different from the Meta Tag of your web site. The site info of your web site profile
will be used for submission to Directory Engines like Dmoz.org, while the Meta
Tag details will be used for Spider search engines, like Google. For details on
different types of search engines, you can view from Understanding Search Engines.
Not all engines use all of the data. Different search engines
have different requirements. Some request Site Title and Description, some may
request Keywords as well. However, you need to complete all the fields so that
Dynamic Submission can submit the appropriate data to the appropriate engines
when the need arises.
2. Or you can manually enter the web
site details.
Select a web profile. Or create your
web project, web profile and enter all the site details (see Create a Web profile
for details).
2. Click “Optimizer” button on the
main tool bar to optimise your web submission.
3. Simply select the URL
from the URL list and keyword from the keyword list, and then click the "Optimize"
icon on the right.
4. Or click the “open” icon and select
a full local HTML file name on your PC (such as "c:\webpages\index.html")
in the "File Location" box, then click on the "Optimize" button.
5. The Web Site Optimizer Report will show on the screen. The "Optimizer"
will check “title”, “keywords" and “description"
Meta Tag and the first 200 characters of your web page contents, and then provide
you with the tips on how to improve it. This will help you"optimize"
your web page and get the best ranking on most major Search Engines.
Highlight
You can switch from the “Optimizer” page to “Highlight”
page at the bottom to view your web page with highlighted keyword you have selected.
It's easy for you to see exactly where the keywords are in the page.
