This is something we get asked alot. Rather that giving you a lot of techno babble, SEO tips etc, lets keep it simple.

 

From a web site structure of view every business no matter how big or small needs at least 5 pages. This not only allows the web site to be structured in a way that your customers can follow, but it enables you to build your business online in a simple step by step process.

 

In reality, the pages you need on your web site cover the basic information we speak to our potential customers about - it is the Welcome, Who We Are, What We Do, Why Choose Us and Contact Us.

Being found by your customers on Google is an essential part of the success of your web site. However, this is the aim of almost every business that launches a web site, so competition for places in your market is fierce. Most web surfers will not flick through more than 3 to 5 pages in Google to find the service they are looking for. So if you want to be in the game, you need to have your site ranked where your potential customers are looking.

A web site is one of the most powerful ingredients for the success of your business marketing endeavours.  Ensuring that that web site is found on internet search engines is central to the success of this vital marketing ingredient.

Obviously, the Google search engine (www.google.com.au) is the most popular search engine used by most people and businesses alike, so it would make sense that having your website found in the first few results on Google is imperative and directly related to the success of your website - as it will lead to more people clicking through to your website.

You will have heard and read a lot about Google and search engine optimisation.  What you might not realise is that SEO is a long process and takes into account many factors to ensure that you receive the highest quality ranking possible.

What if there was a way that you could quickly get near the top of the Google  rankings? No black magic, no paid advertisements, no secret tricks, just a plain commonsense approach.

Read on to find out how....

Content management or updating the information on your web site is crucial to maintaining sucessful communication with your existing and potential customer base.