Methods for creating a search engine friendly website:

• Using unique and relevant title with keywords to name each page.
• Editing web pages to replace vague wording with specific terminology relevant to the subject of the page, and that the audiences that the site was developed for will expect to see on the pages, and will search with to find the page.
• Increasing the amount of unique content on the site with keywords that your visitors are looking for.
• Writing quality content for the website visitors instead of the search engines.
• Creating a good Title for each or your pages with the right keywords and keyword phrases that match your site and its goals
• Using a reasonably-sized, accurate description meta tag with some use of keywords, but without special characters or exclamation marks or off topic terms.
• Ensuring that all pages are accessible via anchor tag hyperlinks, and not only via Java, Javascript or Macromedia Flash applications or meta refresh redirection; this can be done through the use of text-based links in site navigation and also via a page listing all the contents of the site (a site map).
• Allowing search engine spiders to crawl pages without having to accept session IDs or cookies.
• Developing "link bait" strategies. High quality websites that offer interesting content or novel features tend to accumulate large numbers of backlinks.
• Participating in a web ring with other quality websites and getting links from websites of your category and geographical area.
• Writing useful, informational articles under a Creative Commons or other open source license, in exchange for attribution to the author by hyperlink.
• Creating blogs and writing regularly on it with occasional referal links to your site pages.
• Creating RSS (Real Simple Syndication) with link backs to your site. The information will appear on others websites which will give your site more popularity