Better, the Second Time Around: Donna Johnson

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Source of this discusssion: /articles/919/1/AT_WebVisibility.asp Page description: Website visibility is not optional - what good is having a small business website if no one ever sees it - we cover some advice for increasing your website visibility.

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Oct. 31 2007 at 12:29 AM
Posted by: zapper “Quote Reply
This is absolutely true, we have found the same thing in regards to keywords. It is not an easy task to get your website in the public arena. Most web site developers will know that it takes time and patience in developing a good base of quality links and informative keywords. One tip I would mention is to use keywords that are not as likely to be found by the highest ranking sites. When I optimise a new site I start off by using a number of keywords close to my main keywords that have little competition in search engines. I then use those keywords in the pages that describe the content best. This may sound crazy but by using the least common keywords, you have a better chance at gaining popularity with the search engine users that don't type in generic keywords or descriptions. This helped put of my websites up a few rankings in short amount of time. Act Specialists CRM Edited by: zapper - Oct. 31 2007 at 12:29 AM
Apr. 01 2008 at 2:34 PM
Posted by: jinks182 “Quote Reply
Ha I always figured that if I used specific words then my site would get noticed. After reading this and generalizing my key words I just jumped a few spots in google searches. www.onedaymoldremoval.com
Apr. 02 2008 at 9:30 AM
Posted by: mrwealth “Quote Reply
Thats true, I used a SEO service and the keywords we chose together did not penetrate the search engines. You have to be innovative and creative with keywords, and stay away from popular keywords, some companies pay thousands of dollars to have the strongest pull against certain keywords so you are up against big business... work smart not hard Just when you thought you knew the Secret...... http://www.SecretChange.com
Jul. 10 2008 at 8:19 AM
Posted by: NomadAdvertisingLLC “Quote Reply
After determining the keywords I wanted to use for our website and then writing and updating our pages, I found this site http://www.webconfs.com/keyword-density-checker.php and specifically this tool (Keyword Density Cloud) a very effective tool in determining the volume of the keywords per page in our site. I hope it helps. Jonathan Fluck Nomad Advertising LLC www.NomadAdvertisingLLC.com