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By : Fiona Gibbons    29 or more times read
Submitted 2011-02-17 19:09:12
So we basically all realize that the more noticeable an internet site . is to viewers the more likely it's going to obtain an excellent ranking from the major search engines. The two work together.

So if your web site is not being found or has not gained a significant ranking on the major search engines such as google, yahoo and Bing, what can you do? I am going to answer a few of these concerns on this page.

For people with a business website chances are you want it to bring in leads, revenue and also potential customers. Basically - you want a return on your investment. The last thing you need is for your web site to end up sitting there without even a solitary visit or sale. One of your desired goals will naturally be to generate lots of visitors to your internet site.

I'm going to presume that you've at least learned about search engine optimisation or SEO. (if not, it's the process of getting your web site listed on the first page of the main search engines). In order to push a lot of visitors to your internet site, you'll need to optimise your site for the search engines.

Search engine optimisation will take a substantial amount of time and effort depending on the competitiveness of your marketplace. Which means you basically have got a couple of options, devote months and months studying all of the techinques to get it done on your own or find a Seo company to perform the work for you.

For those of you that want to attempt it your self, here are some suggestions to get you started out:

1. Keywords and phrases that make you hard earned cash

The most common error individuals make when searching for good keywords and phrases is just looking for high search volume keywords and phrases - they think that becuase a keyword has got high search volumes they are going to get plenty of site visitors that will equal loads of sales - Wrong!

Additionally you need to think about the commercial intent of the person typing in the search phrase. In other words, does the individual typing in the search term truly mean to spend cash or are they just looking for information. You will want to be sure to pick keyword phrases that have a high commercial intent, not just high search volumes.

2. So what can you actually optimise?

There's basically three aspects to search engine optimisation. Landing page optimisation, Website optimisation and off page optimisation. When you get all three of these correct, you will experience good results getting your web site ranked.

3. Web page optimisation

This is when you will optimise your actual web page for approximately one to three directly related search terms. Your landing page is a webpage where you would like your website visitors to arrive. And no, it doesn't need to be your home page. The truth is you are far better of sending the searcher to a targeted page which directly relates to the topic they're searching on.

4. Web site optimisation

You'll need to set up your web site so it's search engine friendly. Some things that you can do are to incorporate an xml site map which search engines like yahoo can read, this'll help the search engines find all the pages in your website quickly. You'll also want to set your website up with at least googles webmaster tools and google anaylitics.
Yet another website optimisation tactic is usually to use a strong internal linking framework. What I mean with this is to have numerous keyword phrases all through your posts backlinking to associated webpages on your web site.

5. Off page optimisation

Off page optimisation is centered on having backlinks to your websites. A back link is a website link from another website to yours. You will need your back-links to be a combination of domain backlinks as well as anchortext back-links. An anchor-text back-link is just a link to your website from a key word. As an example say you would like to optimise the key phrase "Perth SEO" you'd turn that key phrase in to a clickable link.

They're some of the basics to getting started out with search engine optimisation. Naturally if it all looks like an excessive amount of work, you'll be able to outsource all this to a trustworthy Search engine optimization company.

Author Resource:

Fiona gibbons has been writing seo articles since 2004. This informative article was penned for Perth Seo Company , Woocom. You can find out more about Woocoms SEO services at http://www.woocom.com.au/seo-perth.html .

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