January 16th, 2010, Category: Website Marketing Tip

Websites are made of loads of single web pages, that’s how Google indexes your website, each individual page should have a topic and therefore each individual web page should have its own set of on-topic keywords and keyphrases. Cover one topic on one page and hyperlink to other pages when you wish to expand.

5 comments

1. Mike

   

   There’s a lot you can do to optimise a single page. One of the things to do is to check that the page is W3C compliant.

2. euweb

   

   Yes the design is the easy part the hard part is keywording and content relevancy. This is the key to success.

3. Matt (Graphic Designer)

   

   I usually sort the key phrase for a page with a strong theme, the generic pages I optimise for different locations upon the theme of the main site.

4. Zermic the Frog

   

   Optimizing a web site for search engines actually involves concentrating on a number of unique ingredients of search engine optimization which can earn a certain website thousands of visitors and catch their attention as well. The secret here is to search keywords or key phrases that have a high search volume on Google, which simply means that if thousands of people are seeking for particular words, then you as a firm would want your website to appear in Google, and as high up the rankings as possible.

5. Eu Web Design

   

   I think off page optimization is just as important as on page. I also find it harder to get google backlinks than yahoo backlinks , my websites rank very high in yahoo for very competitive keywords but google is alot harder, sometimes a page difference

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