Cornhusker Tech
SiteClimb™
At the core of SiteClimb's software is a content analyzer that enables search engine spiders, like Googlebot, to see a highly tuned view of your website's content in meta data. SiteClimb uses your web pages content and gives search engines the meta data that can't help but match your content. In other words, exactly what they want to see! SiteClimb also removes human error from what is probably the most tedious task of optimizing web page content to its meta data.
How many of us have gotten lazy and optimized only the initial page, then cut and pasted those same tags over and over onto every page of your site? Install SiteClimb on every page and see the potential visitors you've been missing!
SiteClimb also keeps your secrets by only showing meta data to bonified search engines and not just anyone trying to reverse engineer your keyword content. This is a method that has been in use for a number of years and is not going to cause any adverse reaction to your site. Meta tags are not of use to anyone but search engines, and not all search engines use them because they have been abused by so many webmasters trying to get a high ranking position. The only other audience of meta tag data is the SEO company that your competition hires to try and beat your ranking! Why make it easy for them? They would try to use your keywords as a guideline while they decipher your content and create their own magic formula that steals potential vistors away from you.
Finally SiteClimb offers a simple technique to get image only type websites to index in top search engines! If your website is made up of images where the text is part of the image, search engines are blind to you. Not anymore! SiteClimb is ALT, TITLE, and LONGDESC aware and will use the keyword rich text it finds in these attributes to generate accurate meta tags for you.
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Last updated on April 19, 2008.
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