¤Have her key in, on her own calculator, the first 3 digits (not the area code) of her number
From here on out, she'll be entering all of the info and in fact should be doing all of this so you can't see her inputs.
¤Tell her to multiply it by 80
¤Tell her to add 1Now multiply it by 250
¤Add the last 4 digits of her number
¤Add the last 4 againSubtract 250
At this point, you're left with a large 8-digit number that is definitely not her phone number. Here, it's up to you how much drama you want to add. Ideally, now is when you ask to see her phone, where you feign puzzlement at your failure. What you'll need to happen though, whether you do it yourself or ask her to do it, is to divide by 2. The result will be the last 7 digits of her phone number, and you already have her area code from step one. You can simply show her the number on her phone, or enter it into your phone and call it youself if you want to be just a little bit creepy.
A lot of content management systems automatically do this, but if
yours doesn’t, you’ll want to be intentional about linking to your most
important pages directly from your homepage and cross-linking them with
each other.
4. Use a permalink structure that includes keywords.
Some sites have “ugly” permalink structures that use numbers to identify pages.
Don’t do this. It’s bad for SEO and just doesn’t look good.
Use a URL structure that includes text, and make sure you include keywords in your URLs.
5. Remove anything that slows down your website.
Page load times are important, so get rid of any non-essentials that bog down your website.
These may including music players, large images, flash graphics, and unnecessary plugins.
6. Use keywords in your images.
Include words that reflect your site topic in the image title, description, and alt attributes.
Also, re-title the file name if it doesn’t reflect your main keywords (e.g. writing-tips.jpg instead of d1234.jpg).
7. Link to other websites with relevant content.
You can do this by including a blogroll, link list, or resources page on your website.
Of course, do it sparingly, as each outbound link is a “vote” for
another site. However, if you do it well and people click your links,
this tells search engines you are a trusted authority on your particular
topic.
8. Update your website frequently.
Sites with dynamic content often rank higher than those with static
content. That’s why blogs and directories (like Wikipedia) do so well on
search engines. They are constantly being updated with new content.
9. Make sure your website is indexed in search engines.
A lot of search engines will automatically find and index your content, but don’t count on it.
You want to be sure engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo are crawling
your site, so that people are finding you online. (You can add them
directly, if they’re not.)
10. Have other websites link to you.
This is really, really important, when it comes to SEO. The bummer is
that it’s not something you can necessarily control. Other than
creating excellent content, the only thing you can do is ask (which
occasionally works).
My counsel is to spend the time you would trying to convince somebody to link to you on just writing great content. And, start guest posting on other blogs.
Regardless of what you do, know that inbound links are essential to SEO.
To start on our journey of the different aspects of the web, we’ll begin with the surface; the parts you’re most familiar with. The Surface Web is anything that can be indexed by a typical search engine like Google, Bing or Yahoo. Google has a great interactive story explaining how they index and search the web in depth.
To help you understand how search engines work, I want you to open a traditional news or blog site (CNN, BBC,
etc.) and begin clicking different links to new article pages. Once you
have finished doing that, come back to the blog posting.
If you’re done clicking links, you’ve just behaved how search
engines’ crawling technology finds and identifies websites. Search
engines rely on pages that contain links to find and identify content.
You’ll find that this is a great way for finding new content on the web
that most of the people generally care about (blogs, news, etc.). But
this technique of navigating links also misses a lot of content. Let’s
go a little deeper to find out exactly what type of content is missed.
Moving a Little Deeper
From a purist’s definition standpoint, the Surface Web is anything that a search engine can find while the Deep Web is anything that a search engine can’t find. The Forbes
article that we mentioned previously used BrightPlanet’s definition for
the Deep Web as the definition for the Dark Web. There are a number of
reasons that a search engine can’t find data on the web, today we plan
on covering the most common one.
Remember how we had you open up a web page and crawl links? Now I
want you to stop and open up a different web page, let’s use the travel
site Hotwire this time. I have a
challenge for you – I want you to attempt to find the price of a hotel
in Sioux Falls, S.D. (BrightPlanet’s headquarters) from April 10 to 12
(Sioux Falls is still cold in April). But wait, there’s a catch, you can
only interact with the site like a standard search engine would –
meaning, you can only click links to get there.
There’s a nice search box that Hotwire allows users to fill out, but
you can’t use it. Search engines don’t use search boxes, they just use
links. You’ll quickly find that you can’t find the search results you
are looking for without a search box. The results of a Hotwire search
are perfect examples of Deep Web content.
Other examples of Deep Web content can be found almost anytime you
navigate away from Google and do a search directly in a website –
government databases and libraries contain huge amounts of Deep Web
data. Here’s a few other examples:
1) North Dakota Court Record Search
2) Florida Medical License Database
Google search can’t find the pages behind these website search boxes.
Most of the content located in the Deep Web exists in these websites
that require a search and is not illicit and scary like the media
portrays. However, if you go a little deeper in the Internet you’ll find
the Dark Web.
Getting a Little Darker
Continuing with our definitions, we’ve learned that the Surface Web
is anything that a search engine can access and the Deep Web is anything
that a search engine can’t access. The Dark Web then is classified
as a small portion of the Deep Web that has been intentionally hidden
and is inaccessible through standard web browsers.
The most famous content that resides on the Dark Web is found in the
TOR network. The TOR network is an anonymous network that can only be
accessed with a special web browser, called the TOR browser. This is the
portion of the Internet most widely known for illicit activities
because of the anonymity associated with the TOR network.
Inaccurate Definitions
The key thing to keep in mind is the Dark Web is a small portion of the Deep Web. Some media is inaccurately defining both and we want to do our best to clear up the confusion.
Want to learn more about the Deep Web? Download our whitepaper on Understanding the Deep Web in 10 Minutes which includes some of the information you just read and builds on it.
At BrightPlanet, we help customers find the data they want on the
Deep Web, harvest it and make it usable. The buzzword Big Data is
permeating every industry and we provide data-as-a-service to help
organizations harness and use Big Data from the web.
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