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c2webdesign
- Original Poster
- #19
Mike, not necessarily so because there are just as many keywords.
You tend to find that many people pick their keywords based on what they think people are searching for, not necessarily what they are searching for.
Key, especially when starting off, is to pick a keyword where competition is low (or first page more achievable in short term), but searches are considerably higher. When starting its better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in an ocean!
Doing some recent analysis for a client I found the competition was just as strong for a keyword (related to their products) with 1,000 searches performed a month than a keyword with 500,000 searches performed per month. Obviously when analysed out its a bit of a no-brainer as to which keywords it would be best to target for - but it is surprising how many people would take a 'guess' without researching.
Dean
C2 Web Design
http://www.c2webdesign.co.uk
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You tend to find that many people pick their keywords based on what they think people are searching for, not necessarily what they are searching for.
Key, especially when starting off, is to pick a keyword where competition is low (or first page more achievable in short term), but searches are considerably higher. When starting its better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in an ocean!
Doing some recent analysis for a client I found the competition was just as strong for a keyword (related to their products) with 1,000 searches performed a month than a keyword with 500,000 searches performed per month. Obviously when analysed out its a bit of a no-brainer as to which keywords it would be best to target for - but it is surprising how many people would take a 'guess' without researching.
Dean
C2 Web Design
http://www.c2webdesign.co.uk
Web Design | Online Marketing | Search Engine Optimisation
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Webstuff
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- #22
No, SEO is just site optimization, not rank climbing 
A lot of businesses don't bother and just go straight to AdWords. Basically, just make sure your website is easily navigable, ie;
-Don't use JS for links
-Provide descriptive ALT tags for image links
-Make use of link text, for example (imagianing bold text is a link);
"To read about roofing click here" (would be daft)
"Click here for our article on roofing" (would be better)
(basically, a lot of description without going over the top)
-W3C compliance is nice, but not essential. Just make sure there are no open tags.
-Make good use of the title, keywords, and description meta tags (yes, google does use them)
-Use keywords in page text, but don't go over the top (or you'll scare visitors away)
-If your website is not just a simple structure, use a sitemap that's linked from every page!
Theres more, but this should help you a bit (I've forgotten who asked now, but whoever you are).
A lot of businesses don't bother and just go straight to AdWords. Basically, just make sure your website is easily navigable, ie;-Don't use JS for links
-Provide descriptive ALT tags for image links
-Make use of link text, for example (imagianing bold text is a link);
"To read about roofing click here" (would be daft)
"Click here for our article on roofing" (would be better)
(basically, a lot of description without going over the top)
-W3C compliance is nice, but not essential. Just make sure there are no open tags.
-Make good use of the title, keywords, and description meta tags (yes, google does use them)
-Use keywords in page text, but don't go over the top (or you'll scare visitors away)
-If your website is not just a simple structure, use a sitemap that's linked from every page!
Theres more, but this should help you a bit (I've forgotten who asked now, but whoever you are
).
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