As we all know, the key to optimizing search engines is having search engines crawl and index your website.

Today, we’re going to discuss the opposite: how not to allow search engines to crawl and index your website or a specific page.

Maybe you have duplicate content throughout your website that you don’t want to delete, yet you don’t want search engines to index and penalize your website.

Or have you ever wanted to have a private page that is not visible to search engines but made available to users?

For instance, let’s say you want a quick and simple page guarding users from receiving content until they give their email.

This is a very popular online experience for those trying to build their mailing list.  They’ll offer a free resource of some sort in exchange for your email address.

Don’t get the stuffing beat out of you is a phrase one might hear around Thanksgiving depending upon one’s whereabouts.

With that intro, today, we’re going to discuss how keyword stuffing negatively impacts your website, and how it leads to getting the “stuffing” penalized out of your website in a bad way.

In short, you want to remove the keyword stuffing from your website and not be severely penalized for trying to fly under the sensitive search radar.

Search engine optimization can be very much like a black hole when explaining it and its nuances.

From search engine optimization basics to the advanced, some SEO strategies are simple to implement while others are more complex in nature.

Hopefully, by the end of this post, you’ll understand how to go about implementing simple search engine optimization basics to increase organic search traffic for your website.

Let’s dive in and start discussing search engine optimization basics you can apply to your website today.

Exact match domains have been known to hold great value in terms of boosting search engine rankings even after the latest EMD update.

However, most exact-match domains have also been registered for many years, making the availability of exact-match domains very scarce and expensive when one is capable of purchasing exact-match domains.

The scarcity and expensiveness of exact-match domains have led businesses to start leasing exact-match domains that they are not able to purchase outright due to the owner not wanting to sell.

There are a variety of domain leasing options and services when considering leasing exact-match domain names.

Most domain leasing services are designed to lease industry-specific, generic, or exact-match domains that help your website rank on the first and second pages across all major search engines.