Increase website traffic: first steps first
First impressions last. From your first glance when meeting someone new, through to the quality of conversation they hold with you during the first initial meeting, instantly you have already assessed this person and considered your opinion on various obvious and not-so-obvious areas.
Messy hair, unpressed clothes and dirty shoes = untidy, disorganised, lack of ambition.
Similarly, a slow, unimpressive and cluttered website, that in addition bores users with its long winded content all about them, and it's little wonder that things don't start off with a bang!
0 Comment(s)Search Engine Optimisation - What NOT to do.
Following yesterday's article about your website's design affecting your site search engine optimisation, we thought it would be relevant to show you what NOT to do with your content - in the form of key word padding.
Twitter can - if done correctly, generate a lot of traffic to your website. Links to information is continually posted on this social media environment.
0 Comment(s)Does your website's design influence your search engine optimisation?
If you tweaked your website's design, could you rank better on search engines?
A lot of our clients ask us this question.
Yes SEO is important to increasing your website's traffic however your website's design needs to consider your business' target market.
If your website is designed and coded poorly it won't be effective for users and your search engine ranking.
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