Site Map Submissions and Good Solid SEO-based Web Site Design
How does one pick a company?
Who do you turn your web site over to?
Who do you trust?
When and how will I see results?
How come it takes so friggin long to get ranked? (allot of this depends on what time you spend feeding them information)
What are the tools, other things I can use or look for that my web developer uses? (lots but you really can do with only a handful)
- Yahoo registration
- Trust Mark
- Google Adwords
- Automatic Site Map
- Dreamweaver (all dreamweaver tools)
- Email news tool
- SEO-Friendly Ecommerce tool
Should I pay to consult in the design of a web site? (depends, you will find out soon if you wish not to work with them)
Is Search Engine Submissions for $60 bucks a month worth it? (no never)
Let’s face it, Google is the standard that most SEO experts work at targeting and the rest tend to follow. Even with that known, it can be very tricky and downright frustrating to get your web site or commerce store found indexed. Poor website design can result in only the home page rank being indexed..?
Why? The answer is structure content relevance, and a whole lot more elements. Poor design is like bad food for Google or the Search Engines,… They get a taste and find another place to eat that is inviting. (Search engine have electronic spiders that crawl the site and use complex antilogarithms to decide if it is worthy of continuing.
People who are getting a site built tend NOT to be concerned with how the site foundations are made, and only how it looks.
Once quoted a price that seems outrageous, they then seek out to find a brother, family member, and someone that does not have a clue how to build that good foundation. This is a repeated footprint that we see on a regular basis.
To the average customer, looks are most important over mindful layout, heading labeling, content, placement, usability, etc. They still tend to miss that most important fact.
The key to a good SEO friendly site is to find a design team that is well versed in the layout and design as it relates to SEO, and they instruct you on what needs to be on the pages and how.
So, how do you pick a company that knows there stuff and won’t load you up and rob you blind?
It is not easy when we get clients that come to us with some real sad stories. We know that we they are hypersensitive and we treat them with that understanding until we have built a trust based on doing what we say we will do and seeing results.
More later….