Search Engine Optimization All-in-one for Dummies

In Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For Dummies, 3^rd Edition, Bruce Clay—whose search engine consultancy predates Google—shares everything you need to know about SEO. In minibooks that cover the entire topic, you'll discover how search engines work, how to apply effective keyword strategies, ways to use SEO to position yourself competitively, the latest on international SEO practices, and more.

If SEO makes your head spin, this no-nonsense guide makes it easier. You'll get the lowdown on how to use search engine optimization to improve the quality and volume of traffic on your website via search engine results. Cutting through technical jargon, it gets you up to speed quickly on how to use SEO to get your website in the top of the rankings, target different kinds of searches, and win more industry-specific vertical search engine results!

• Includes new and updated material, featuring the latest on Bing!, Google instant search, image search, and much more
• Covers SEO and optimizing servers for SEO
• Provides important information on SEO web design
• Shows you how to use SEO to stay "above the fold"

If you're a website owner, developer, marketer, or SEO consultant, Search Engine Optimization All-in-One For Dummies, Third Edition is the only resource you need to beat the competition.

Bruce Clay has been a search engine optimization consultant since before there was Google. He has been cited as an expert by USA Today and his website, www.bruceclay.com, is referenced in the User's Guide to the Internet at The National Archives as a resource for website promotion tactics and tools.

Introduction xxiii

Part I: Getting Started

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Tizen 3

Discovering Tizen 3

The Tizen Association and Tizen Project 4

The Tizen Ecosystem 4

Reasons for Programming in Tizen 5

Tizen Is Based on Standards 5

Tizen Is Open 5

Tizen Is Heterogeneous 6

Tizen Has Industry Support 6

Installing the Tizen SDK 6

Prerequisites 6

Installing the SDK 7

Creating the Tizen Hello World Web Application 9

Creating the Hello World Tizen Native Application 13

Signing the Hello World Application 17

Summary 19

Chapter 2: Tizen Application Packages 21

Packaging a Web Application 21

Packaging a Native Application 25

Packaging a Hybrid Application 29

Using Optional Features 31

Using Privileged APIs 35

Signing a Package 38

Summary 40

Chapter 3: Tizen Development Tools 41

The Tizen IDE 41

Tizen Emulator 42

Enabling Hardware Acceleration 45

Using the Tizen Emulator 45

Tizen Web Simulator 48

Smart Development Bridge 50

Debugging and Testing 53

Designing the UI with the UI Builder 56

Summary 58

Part II: Tizen Web APIs

Chapter 4: Web Application Fundamentals 61

The Web Runtime 62

Tizen Device APIs 63

Tizen Web UI Framework 65

Overview of the Tizen Web UI Framework 66

The Basics of jQuery Mobile 68

Using the UI Builder 69

Choosing Your Widgets 70

Implementing Events in the UI Builder 71

Summary 75

Chapter 5: Location-Based Services 77

Displaying a Map 78

Detecting a User’s Location 80

Monitoring the User’s Position 83

A Word of Caution 84

Adding Markers to a Map 84

Geocoding and Reverse Geocoding 85

Summary 87

Chapter 6: Multimedia 89

Discovering Multimedia Content 89

Embedding HTML5 Audio and Video 95

Capturing Images 96

Creating a Simple Camera Application 97

Capturing an Image 99

Summary 102

Chapter 7: Sensors and Other Hardware 103

Device Orientation 103

A Working Example 105

Near Field Communication (NFC) 110

Using NFC in Your Web Applications 111

Peer-to-Peer Mode 114

Summary 116

Chapter 8: Messaging Services 117

Messaging Service 117

E-Mail Client Example 124

Summary 131

Chapter 9: Contacts and Calendars 133

Setting Privileges 133

The Contact API 134

Address Book 134

Contacts 136

Person Objects 144

The Calendar API 146

Calendar Events 149

Calendar Tasks 149

Adding Events 151

Getting Events 153

Updating Events 153

Creating Recurring Events 154

Setting Alarms 157

Converting Events to iCalendar Format 158

Summary 159

Chapter 10: Native UI Applications 163

UI Framework Architecture 163

Types of Native UI Applications 166

Native UI Application Life Cycle 167

State Transition Flow 168

Initialisation and Termination 169

Application and Frame States 170

Creating a Form and Handling Events 171

Handling UI Events 175

Handling Hardware Keys 177

Handling Gestures 179

Summary 182

Chapter 11: Native Application fundamentals 183

Basic Idioms and Styles 184

Error Handling 184

Debugging Macro Functions 189

Two-Phase Construction 192

The RAII Idiom 193

Transferring Object Ownership 199

Fundamental Data Types 200

Object 200

String 201

Collection 206

STLConverter 214

DateTime and TimeSpan 218

ByteBuffer 221

Summary 223

Chapter 12: Native UI Controls 225

An Overview of UI Controls 225

Using Containers 227

Popups 228

Panels 229

Layout 230

Coordinate System 231

Using UI Controls 232

Button 232

EditArea, EditField, Textbox, and ExpandableEditArea 232

Keypad 233

Gallery 234

SearchBar 234

CheckButton 235

Slider and Progress 236

EditTime and EditDate 237

ContextMenu and OptionMenu 238

TabBar 239

ColorPicker 240

Header and Footer 240

ListViews 243

TableViews 244

Summary 247

Chapter 13: Multimedia and Content 249

Content and Content Information 250

Searching for Content 252

Managing Playlists 254

Playing Media Content 254

Playing Audio 256

Seeking in the Audio Player 257

Playing Video 258

Capturing Video in the Player 260

Playing Multiple Audio Sources 261

Recording Media Content 263

Recording Audio 263

Recording Video 265

Capturing Images from the Camera 268

Working with Images 269

Decoding Images 269

Editing Images 271

Encoding Images 271

Decoding Audio and Video 272

Decoding Audio Content 272

Decoding Video Content 272

Encoding Audio and Video 273

Encoding Audio Content 273

Encoding Video Content 273

Extracting Frames from Video 274

Media Application Controls 274

Music Player Application Control 275

Video Player Application Control 277

Camera Application Control 277

Image Viewer Application Control 279

Summary 281

Chapter 14: Telephony and Networking 283

Telephony 284

Phone and Call Application Controls 284

Getting the Current Call Information 286

Checking the Telephony Network and SIM State 289

Messages 291

SMS Messages 291

MMS Messages 298

E-mail 300

Push Messages 303

Networking 307

Network Connection Management 308

HTTP 312

Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct 314

Bluetooth 320

NFC 325

Summary 331

Chapter 15: Location and Social Servic es 333

The Location Service 334

Location Settings 334

Location Criteria 336

Getting the Location 336

Monitoring Locations 337

Using a Map 343

The Social Service 343

Social Privacy Setting 344

Account Management 344

The Address Book 349

The Calendar Book 358

Summary 366

Chapter 16: Advanced UI and Graphics 367

Advanced UIs 367

Animations 368

Scene Management 377

Graphics 380

UI Extensions 382

Vision 383

Sensors 386

Speech 388

Summary 390

Chapter 17: I/O and Internationalisation 391

Predefined Directories 392

Handling File I/O 396

Basic File Operations 396

Getting File Attributes 399

Copying, Moving, and Deleting Files 401

Handling Directories 402

Locking Files 405

Observing File and Directory Changes 406

Building a Database 409

Creating a Table 409

Creating a Row 410

Updating a Row 412

Deleting a Row 413

Querying a Table 414

Monitoring Storage Events 415

Internationalising Your Applications 417

Handling Different Text Encodings 417

Handling Locale-Sensitive Information 425

Summary 430

Part IV: Advanced Tizen

Chapter 18: Multithreading 433

Worker Threads 434

Making an Asynchronous Worker 437

Using Timers 443

Asynchronous Inter-thread Communication 445

Summary 455

Chapter 19: Inter-App lication Communication and Hybrid Applications 457

Inter-Application Communication 458

Message Ports 458

Creating a LocalMessagePort in a Native Application 459

Sending a Message to Another Application 461

Receiving a Message Response 461

Defining a Message Protocol 463

Sending Requests to a Native Application from a Web Application 467

Using a Trusted Message Port 474

Making a Hybrid Package 475

Summary 477

Index 479

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