Full Service Search Optimization Services

Strategic Keyword Selection

• We Identify Competitor Keyword Phrases

• Use Google's Keyword Selection Tools

• Generate Keyword Combinations

On-Site and Off-Site Website SEO Services

• Top 10 Competitor Analysis

• HTML Validation

• Search Engine Spider Simulation

• Keyword Density Analysis

• Broken Link Checker

• Detailed SEO Advice Specific To Your Page

Links and Link Building Advice

• AddThis Social Bookmarks HTML Code

• We Will Find Websites That Link To Your Competitors and Invite Them To Link To Your Site

• We Will Find Websites That Are Already Linking To You And Provide Them With Optimized Links

• We Will Provide Your Website With A Link Directory Of The Sites Already Linking To You And For Sites That Want To Easily Get Your Link Code To Exchange Links With New Sites

• We Will Blog About You

• We Will Help You Set Up Blogs and Social Site Accounts So You Can Blog About Your Own Web Site

• Provide Optimized Links To Sites Already Linking To You

• Create And Manage A Link Exchange Directory

• Link Management Reporting

Search Submission

• After All Of The Preceding Is Done

• Manual Submission To Top Search Engines

• Manual Submission To Top Directories

• Auto Submission To Over 600 Search Engines

Search Ranking Reports and Tracking

• Track Ranking In Supported Search Engines

• Track Multiple Keyword Phrases

• Compare Current Ranking With Start Date Ranking

• Scheduled Online Ranking Reports

• Scheduled Online Top 10 Analysis and SEO Advice

Our SEO Advice Report Includes Advice Specific to Your Page and Keyword Phrase vs. Your Competition on All of the Following and More:

Title Tag Advice: The document title is the text within the <title>...</title> tags in the HTML code of your web page. We find out how to use the search term in the document title and if it's important for Google.com. The global link popularity measures how many web pages link to your site. The number of web pages linking to your site is not as important as the quality of the web pages that link to your site.
 

Link Text Advice: All major search engines take the quality and the context of the links into account. Search engines assume that your web page must offer relevant content  if many quality sites link to it. Inbound links are links from other web sites to your site. If many other sites link to your site, then search engines consider your site to be important. However, the number of links is not as important as is the relevance of the linking page and the link text used in linking to your site. This chapter of the report lists a sampling of the web pages that link to your site, along with the link text. Note that search engines do not reveal all inbound links to your site.
 

Body Text Advice: The body text is the text on your web page that can be seen by people in their web browsers. It does not include HTML commands, comments, etc. The more visible text there is on a web page, the more a search engine can index. The calculations include spaces and punctuation marks.
 

Heading Text Advice: H1 headline texts are the texts that are written between the <h1>...</h1> tags in the HTML code of a web page. Some search engines give extra relevance to search terms that appear in the headline texts.

Example: <h1>your very big headline text</h1>The domain name is the main part of the web page address. This chapter of the report tries to find out if Google.com gives extra relevance to search terms within the domain name of your competition.

Example: "Wisconsin Web Designer" is the domain name of http://Wisconsin-Web-Designer.com  The page URL is the part after the domain name in the web page address. This chapter of the report tries to find out if Google.com gives extra relevance to search terms within the page URL. Separate your search terms in the page URL with slashes, dashes or underscores.

Example: "keyword/another-keyword.htm" is the page URL of http://www.domain.com/keyword/ another-keyword.htm 

Social Networking Advice: On social network sites, people decide which web sites are popular. This means that the popularity on social network sites cannot be easily influenced. For this reason, search engines might trust web sites more if they are popular on social networks. ("n/a" means "data not available".)

Server Speed Statistics: Popular web sites often have faster server response times compared to smaller unimportant sites. In addition, most search engines index more pages from fast web sites. This chapter of the report shows you how long it takes on average for web pages on the top ranked sites to load. The data is based on the average server speed of the last 30 days and is provided by Alexa.com ("n/a" means that Alexa.com does not have data about your server speed).

Sub-Heading Text Advice: H2, H3, H4, H5 and H6 headline texts are the texts that are written between the <h2>...</h2>, <h3>...</h3>, etc. tags in the HTML code of your web page. Some search engines give extra relevance to search terms that appear in the headline texts. This chapter of the report examines if this applies to your Google.com competitors.

Example: <h3>your big headline text</h3>

Alternative Text for Images Advice: The <img alt> attribute defines an alternative text for an image when the user uses a text browser or when the user has turned off the display of images in the web browser application. Microsoft's Internet Explorer displays the alternative text if the user puts the cursor over the graphic. This chapter of the report tries to find out if it makes sense to include the search term in the <img alt> attributes to improve your rankings.

Example: <img src="logo.gif" width="200" height="75" alt= "picture description with keyword">

Linking Text Advice: Link texts are words and sentences that are used as links. Same site link texts are the link texts of the links that point to a web page on the same domain. This chapter of the report examines if Google.com takes search terms in same site link texts into account for your online competitors. 

Links connect one web page to another. Outbound links are the links on a web page that point to web pages on other web sites, i.e. links to other domains. This chapter of the report examines if Google.com gives relevance to search terms in outbound links.

Meta Tag Description Tag Advice: The Meta Description tag allows you to describe your web page. This chapter of the report tries to find out if Google.com takes the Meta Description tag into account. Some search engines display the text to the user in the search results.

Example: <meta name="description" content= "This sentence describes the contents of your web site.">

Even if the Meta Description tag might not be important for ranking purposes, you should use the Meta Description tag to make sure that your web site is displayed with an attractive description in the search results.

Reading Difficulty Advice: The Flesch Reading Ease test is a United States governmental standard to determine how easy a text is to read. It measures the approximate level of education necessary to understand the web page content. Higher scores indicate the text that is easier to read, and lower numbers mark harder-to-read texts. Scores among different languages are not comparable.

First Page Sentence Advice: The first sentence of the body text is the first sentence after the <body> tag in the HTML code of your web page. Some search engines give more relevance to search terms when they appear in the first sentence. Some will use your first sentence as the description of your page on the search result page.

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