Our sites are built with google in mind from the start. To get a good position on Google, your site must basically be a good site! There are no tricks exept a great site with loads of interesting content.
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If pages are more than two links deep then a sitemap link should be present to bring the content up the link hierarchy If we build your site it will have a google site map which will request google to respider your site once a week. If nothing has changed on your site then a flag on the server tells the googlebot not to bother. So regular updates are a great way of getting your site respidered |
We also recommend Google email set up, which gives you a huge amount of space and spam filters like no other.
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New and changing content can be achieved with content management. This could be a news page, blog, forum or other gadget that you can login and update your site yourself.
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If your site is a bit thin on text content then we can provide a rich article hive that will attract attention. Say you have a site that sells seeds but you don't much to say about seeds on your site, By trawling the article archives with "growing seeds", " seed germination", "greenhouse seeds" we can put a great deal of relevant content on your site. These articles have the owners permission to use them provided the link to the author is left in place. An example of an article base can be found here. |
First your site should have text content on all its pages, this is what the googlebots will read when they visit, so it needs to be relevant to your subject. All sites will have a subject, the subject matter should be reflected in the page titles, text content and links to sites of similar subject would be a good start, even better would be incoming links from other domains with similar subjects. |
Currently meta keywords or descriptions don't have much impact on Google but they should be present. Pages should be linked in HTML (not flash) so that spiders can read all your pages. An html navigation footer is alway present on our sites if Flash buttons or menu navigation is used. |
