• What exactly is SEO and why do I need it?
• What are directories and should I submit my site to them?
• What is a Page Rank?
• How much time does it take to get a website "indexed" on the search engines?
• Can I get top Search Engine ranking with a single keyword?
• Is there any simple and less time consuming solution to get top search engine ranking?
• How do you do the submissions?
• Why do we submit to low page ranks Sites?
• What are Meta Descriptions?
• What are Meta Tags?
• How long will it take to get my site optimized?
• What are the Keywords?
• Do you provide any SEO Guarantee?
• What exactly are the Spiders?
• How important is the Website design or its development Methodology for SEO?

Answer: SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization - it is an emerging trend for obtaining the highest possible search engines rankings, attracting visitors as well as increasing the overall popularity of the website. SEO is a process of designing your website and guiding the development or redevelopment specifically for getting a website ranked in the top search engine results with specific keywords. It is estimated that over 85% of people use the Internet to search for products or services with the intent of purchasing. SEO helps in getting your website spidered, indexed and ranked by the major search engines, this helps in getting the targeted traffic and increases revenues and profits.

Answer: Directories are the catalogs with industry specific categories which list lots of website and give a short description of the website related to its products and services, Directories are human edited and reviewed & rank websites submitted to their database. In directories, websites are often reviewed, summarized in about 25 words and placed in a particular category. Directory submission gives you one-way permanent links, which increases your websites Page Rank. And major search engines likely place significant weight on links from DMOZ and the Yahoo Directory.

Answer: Google has its own algorithm of giving ranking to the webpages which is called Page Rank. Google basically counts the number of incoming links to your webpages along with some other factors and then to determine the importance of your web page and where it should rank. For a Page Rank it is not just the number of incoming links, it is the quality and the number of out going links also.