Seo:
Pre requisite for a good search friendly website:
- Domain name should contain the Keyword. This can win you 50% of the battle with your competitors. Try getting any of the TLDs available, be it .com or .net or .info
- Take a deep thought before adding content on the website. Be sure you focus on clients needs and try adding content which a visitor would love to read.
- Be sure you add your keywords while adding content on the website. The more the density of the keywords the better it is.
- Try adding different pages for each individual category or section of your pages. Make sure you do not mess too much content of various subjects on the same page.
- Accept the fact that content adding is not an overnight process. You will definitely fall short of ideas. Try adding one paragraph per day. This way in 10-15 days you will have plenty of content on the website.
- Make sure each page on the website has unique page title.
- The short cut to gaining traffic is going local. Make you put your full address with your state and city mentioned on the contact page of the website.
- Make sure the images you upload are clear with their names. Most often the images clicked with a digital camera comes with default names such as D1234.jpg. Make sure you rename them so they resemble the context of the image. This will help your website is images search.
- Make sure you do a little cropping of images that are large in size. The fact being most visitors of your website have very less patience to wait for large images to load. There are plenty of free images editors available in the market.
- Make sure you update your website with most recent content. The ability to add better content in you will never die. Adding new content will allow old visitors to keep visiting your website.
- You can use text editing features such as Bold, italic, underline and hyperlink to highlight your keywords.
- Once your website is ready you can submit your website to search engines, local directories and maps.
- Make sure you add your website name to the footer in your email under signature. This is an easy way to spread the word about your new domain name.
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