SEO - Search Engine Optimization & Registration Services

• Domain Name:  The domain name should contain the words being used in searches.  For example, if your name is Jones and your company does  marketing, the domain name should have the word "marketing" in it.  It should not be www.jones.com but rather www.jonesmarketing.com.  People searching for marketing services will put the word "marketing" in their search request.  Search engines will return FIRST those sites that have the word "marketing."

• Metatags:  Metatags are hidden page titles, descriptions, and keywords and are very a key factor in getting ranking.  Users can't see them, but they play an important role in gaining ranking from search engines.  There are max lengths and other rules, not the least of which is carefully crafting them to match your company, products, and/or services.

• JavaScript instead of Flash:  Flash is really bad for gaining search engine ranking and we do not use Flast.  Flash is ignored by the search engines.  Similar effects can be achieved with JavaScript coding and it will not hurt search engine ranking.

• HTML:  We use straight html coding to ensure rich search engine content.  We do not use templates, or other 3rd party interfaces that often hide content and complicate the code that search engines explore.

Another part of communicating with these search engines (called robots, bots or spiders) to help them find and rank your site is sitemaps and robots files. We build a "robots.txt" file which robots or bots (search engines) find and rank you.  We build a "sitemap.xml" (listing all your site pages and location) that is listed in the "robots.txt" file, again helping search engines find you.  The "sitemap.xml" is submitted to Google and other search engines that accept sitemap submission.  For those that don't, they find the site map because it is referenced in the "robots.txt" file.

In addition, we create Google Analytics account for you and add "tracking code" to each of  your web site pages.  Google then tracks all the activity on your web site.  You will be able to see who visited your site, how long, how many pages they viewed, where they came from and even what words they used to find you!  After a period of time, this information can be used to refine your metatags and further increase your ranking.  It also provides information for revising content, by showing the top/bottom landing pages, and the top exit pages.