This is the most important tip of all Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009. Sadly, it's one which many website
owners ignore.
Provide LOTS of information-rich, keyword-rich, useful content for the
search engines and humans to find.
You know that search engines are being clogged with junk at an alarming
rate. The other day, I came across a marketer who was boasting that he
owned more than 20,000 blogs - and he's not the only one.
Consider the scary effect of this exponential increase in low quality blogs
and websites. Old, large, well established sites will inevitably become more
and more important and trusted by the search engines.
Owning a large, well established, high quality site is a very solid investment
in your future.
These days, even Google's webmaster guidelines advise affiliates to
publish "unique and relevant" content.
If you spend time thinking of ways to provide truly USEFUL content that
people will talk about, you'll automatically end up with lots of free, one-way
links to your site as people recommend it without even being asked to do
so.
I've been building information-rich websites ever since I created my first site
in 1996. This method has worked extremely well for me and continues to
work very well.
If your website helps solve people's problems, they'll love you for it.

 Keep ADDING fresh, relevant, useful content.
According to Google, about half the 2.5 billion searches done a day at
Google are for unique, one-off phrases.
The more pages you build full of on-topic material, the better the chances
your site will be found.
When it comes to keywords, think big. You want your site to be found via
THOUSANDS of different phrases every month.
Then you can lure that traffic to your best money-generating pages or to
your newsletter sign-up page.
Also, search engines prefer fresh sites which keep gradually adding new
content. Don't let your site go stale.
Super affiliate James Martell says:
"My own rule of thumb is this: Add a minimum of 1 article per week, 2
preferably. Adding an article daily is euphoria and adding 1 every six
hours, well, that's the best."

Use appropriate keywords in your image file names.
One of my websites gets hundreds of visits a month from people who are
searching for images. I'm not sure how valuable those visitors are, but I
didn't have to do anything very special to get them.
Google Images - http://images.google.com - makes it easy for people to
search for graphics online.
To take advantage of this, when choosing the file name of an image on your
site, use an appropriate key phrase, for example, "book-ends.jpg" if you're
promoting book ends.
Here's a tip I just discovered...

 When I searched in Google Images for "book ends" I discovered that the
very first search result was for a page which did NOT contain a graphic of
book ends!
Instead, the page contained a "book ends" LINK to a book ends graphic on
a second page. It if suits the design of your site, you may want to
experiment with this technique.
I'm not sure how much use traffic to images is, but if it's ADDITIONAL traffic
you can get simply by choosing image file names carefully, it's worth
having. This can help as a Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009.