Here is one fast way to get indexed in Google. Submit your rss feed to feedage.com. Google visits Feedage.com everyday and if you have an rss feed in their index, it will most likely get indexed by google within a day or two. Read more about it on the feedage.com blog
Since code vs text ratio is one of the many things Google looks at, I believe it is best to keep the code to a minimum. I think 300 – 400 words per page is great. Look at your code or view source. If it seems like there is more code than text, try your best to remove as much code as possible.
This is one reason to use and understand CSS. CSS reduces the amount of code markup so that you have more text then code . It’s easier for Googlebots to understand the content hierarchy and is good for SEO.
Keyword(s) is a word or words or phrase that someone would search for in a search engine. It can be the article title or the theme of the article. You want a keyword(s) to be what some one would type in Google if they are looking for the same subject matter.
I would like to improve our site’s results in Google to get more traffic to our site. Content is one of the key factors to get our site to rank well in search engines. One way we can do this is to have our Writers emphasis the keywords in the article. Try to repeat it approx 3 times per article (approx 1 time per 100 words) so that Google has a clear picture of what the article is about.
A good way to incorporate the keyword(s) is to create the title based off of the keywords. This is a different style of writing but it works to draw users to our site.
Try and use keywords that the whole world isn’t searching for (for example: evolution) A little narrower keywords such as: creation vs. evolution or evolution evidence. A site to help figure out what words to use is;
http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/
I use a lot of RSS Feeds for SEO. Most of the news I add to sites I do is generated from rss feeds from news sources located near or around the targeted area.