Here are some quick tips followed by articles that should help you choose the right web designer and SEO team:
- If you look at a portfolio and all the sites look very similar you can’t expect a unique or dynamic site
- If they offer SEO and their clients’ site have “About us”, “Our site”, “Home” or something lame like that in the title tag they don’t know SEO
- SEO strategies are customized for each client. There is no template for SEO.
Below are years worth of tips for businesses looking to invest in a website or SEO
Planning a Website Tips and Articles:
Questions to Ask Yourself to Determine the Right Website Goals
Some Things To Consider When Establishing a Budget For A Web Site
How Competitive Intelligence Can Help Your Online Marketing Strategies
Common Online Business Mistakes by Michael Gray, Alan Bleiweiss and more!
A Big Issue with Your all “Flash” Website
Why Your Web Developer and SEO Keep Asking You For Content
Your WordPress SEO is Only as Good as Your “SEO”
The Psychology Behind Your Online Marketing Ventures
Is Your Web Presence Well-Rounded?
Business Owners, Some Things to Keep In Mind – Websites and SEO
Is Adding a 100 Keywords to Your Footer a Good Idea?
Being Found Is Crucial, But Keeping the Visitor is Just as Crucial
Restaurant Owners, 10 Things Your Website Needs to Be Successful
Are You Insisting on More Cowbell?
Nothing Interesting On Your Site = No Traffic!
Don’t Get Stuck on the SEO, There is So Much More
Don’ts for SEO, Internet Marketing and More
Can you build me a website for $1,000? Can we barter?
Check out our “What is / What Are” Category.
Great tips and tricks and thanks for the links to the articles.
Quick question, what keywords should someone use instead of “Home” or “About Us”?
For example, I run 3 real estate related websites and am trying to increase ther search engine visablilty though all means. What would you say a good keyword would be to replace the “home” button?
This has actually bothered for awhile as I’m not sure what to put
Eric Watts
I think you have to be really concerned with usability, so I would leave those two as “Home” and “about” (or about us).