It's not hard to create a website. It is a great way to get your business out to the widest possible market. Sadly to say, most people just stop there. For a website to begin receiving visitors and potential customers, there are many ways to deliver results including building quality content  and relevant backlinks to your website. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is another concept for which big business pay big and employ people full time to ensure their websites are performing well in search engines. You could just buy advertising on many of the major search engines and be on the first page - if you have the budget. Or you could fine tune and optimise your site.

We do not submit websites to link farms or use spam tactics to trick a search engine to  get results. Those methods usually lead to your site being blacklisted. We build the site to receive the optimal results in search engine placement. All websites are at the whim of the search engine algorithm - what constitutes a high ranking site changes often, so plan to update your site regularly and SEO every six months.

What Search Engine Optimisation involves:

• Analysis of your target and website market

• Analysis of your current search terms most relevant to your website

• Analysis and research into your competitors most relevant search terms

• Analysis of most searched terms compared to your target

• Definition of search terms for the SEO campaign

• Analysis of your current listings on existing terms and campaign terms

• Updating your business website, building links and testing against your competitors

• Allowing search engines to re-index or "cache" your website, so they find the changes and index your page

• Making final changes, analysing and ranking the SEO results.

Having a fantastic website means nothing if no one can find it. So you have a website and can't be found on the search engines? We offer a search engine optimisation service on a budget for small business. We can assist you to define the most relevant content for your market, analyze your competitors, define the search terms and ensure these are built into your content and page structure. The most important page of your site is commonly the index or home page, however you should consider optimising every page of your site and every category of your products.