I know this is a bit cheeky.......

[thebookiesoffers]

.....But Im thinking of optimising my meta description tag and was looking for advice please. I am pretty crap at giving the WOW factor to sell so all help would be great.
i know it wont help ranking but would like to catch more visitors.

As always, thanks:)

[ruby.mein]

Doing On-Page Optimization helps! Here are some of the factors that needs to be considered:

title tags
meta tags
alt attributes
description
keywords
sitemap
h1/h2 tags
robots.txt

[David198]

.....But Im thinking of optimising my meta description tag and was looking for advice please. I am pretty crap at giving the WOW factor to sell so all help would be great.
i know it wont help ranking but would like to catch more visitors.

As always, thanks:)

What about "Signup NOW and get £100 FREE Bonus, Free bets, bets, bertsthis betsthat.... <put as many *bets* here as you want as you do in your signature which is really a WOW>"

[Scott-CopyandDesign]

What about "Signup NOW and get £100 FREE Bonus, Free bets, bets, bertsthis betsthat.... <put as many *bets* here as you want as you do in your signature which is really a WOW>"

That's just going to make the meta tag look like a spam-laden mess.

Anyway, just use a simple sales message. Tell the prospect exactly what your site will offer. Start with 'You' and explain the precise benefits/reasons of clicking through to your site.

[I, Brian]

Treat your meta-description as a PPC ad - make sure it entices, but that the sales message is focused on your main keywords.

The aim then is to encourage a good click through rate (CTR) through the description snippet showing on search results.

Don't expect keywords in meta-description to have a direct impact on ranking, though (except indirectly through CTR).

[david poole]

have a look at this site -
once you have a visitor you need to direct them to make a purchase or enquiry...

www.web-writers.com (http://www.web-writers.com)