Information Architecture – The Foundation Of A Web Layout And Design

Visitors come to your site with the expectation of getting the relevant information about the subject they are searching on. When they find your site via the search engines or any other source ranking for the relevant keyword the first and foremost search on the website found is for the content and information about it.

Hence, we give a lot of importance to SEO and landing pages. Getting the targeted visitor is the first step. The possibility of this visitor getting converted to an enquiry depends on many on page factors of the landing page.

Companies usually work a lot on the SEO and other online marketing activities to get the visitor to the site but the layout and design many times is neglected and does not have a focus on making the visitor spend more time per page and visit more pages.

The visitor will spend more time on the landing page only if the relevant content is available in the form of text, images and videos if necessary. He will go ahead and click to view more pages if the site navigation is prominent and every page has links to every other page on the site. The ease of navigation is the key to lowering the bounce rate.

Information architecture (or IA) is the art and science of defining the structure, organization, navigation, space for Ads. and indexing of a Website.

Information Architecture , Web Design, On-Page SEO and Content Development have to all work in cohesion and the team members responsible for each of these aspects most of the time will have difference of opinion in order to put their best foot forward but despite all the differences the final conclusion has to have the best of all the aspects . The end result has to be user focused and should also offer the content to the search engine bot with ease.

Many websites start small with limited content but gradually go to become more and more content rich. Hence, the scope for the growth of the website in terms of additional links to be added to the navigation structure and any other additional aspect to be added should be taken into consideration to enhance the website with time qualitatively. Else it results into a chaotic situation resulting into a lot of clutter on the webpages and an ultimate decision of redesigning the website.

Just as an architect designs the building layouts first keeping in mind the aesthetics, strength, natural calamities, lighting, other essential supplies and makes the optimum use of the area, the IA has to have a focus on the visitor and design the web pages accordingly.

The main elements of any web page are as follows:

  • The Company Logo
  • The Tag Line Of The Company
  • H1 Headings
  • Breadcrumb navigation
  • Search form
  • Links to other companies where you have a presence on
  • Social Media Sharing Buttons
  • Global navigation links for the site
  • Local content navigation
  • Primary page content
  • Contact Details
  • Copyright And Privacy statements
  • And of course the relevant content of the page

Once the rough layout is finalized , utilizing every area of the page to attain and retain maximum attention of the visitor is crucial hence the placing of every element of the web page is very crucial.

According to the poynter eye tracking study  the visitors usually start reading from the left most text and the eye-balls move further as follows:

The optimum architecture does not get worked out at the very first go. There have to be a series of testing and tweaking to come to a conclusion and a layout to be used for a long time.

The analytics play a major role in giving the details needed to take the important decision. Each and every metric of the analytics report conveys the absolute measure of the same but the co-relation to each and other is more important than the stand alone data. An example for this is explained in one of our post on http://blog.webpro.in/2010/12/high-bounce-rate-landing-page.html 

A constant tracking and monitoring is required for SEO – to see if the Search engine robots are getting their material and the same tracking and monitoring is required to check if the visitors are retaining their interest by spending more time and navigating to other pages to read more and finally are they responding to the call to action of the page, i.e filling the form, contacting the company, buying the product or asking for more information, whatever the case maybe.

If the targeted, new visitors are responding to the call to action on the page and online sales and the ROI from the SEO money invested is on an increasing trend then I think the purpose of having a website is being achieved . But, there is always scope for improvement.

Capture The Spirit Of 2010 Searches with Google's 2010 Zeitgeist

See how  the World Searched with Google's 2010 Zeitgeist.Google has uploaded a video on YouTube which re-lives  top events and moments from 2010 from around the globe.

The Text List Capturing The Spirit Of 2010 Searches Is As Follows:

·         Fastest Rising
1.     chatroulette 
2.     ipad 
3.     justin bieber 
4.     nicki minaj 
5.     friv 
6.     myxer 
7.     katy perry 
8.     twitter 
9.     gamezer 
10.  facebook 

·         Fastest Falling
1.     swine flu 
2.     wamu 
3.     new moon 
4.     mininova 
5.     susan boyle 
6.     slumdog millionaire 
7.     circuit city 
8.     myspace layouts 
9.     michael jackson 

·         Fastest Rising in Entertainment
1.     justin bieber 
2.     shakira 
3.     eminem 
4.     netflix 
5.     youtube videos 
6.     lady gaga 
7.     kesha 
8.     nicki minaj 
9.     grooveshark 

·         Fastest Rising in Sports
1.     mundial 2010 
2.     olympics 
3.     espn3 
4.     fifa 11 
5.     randy moss 
6.     miami heat 
7.     mourinho 
8.     wayne rooney 
9.     cricket live score 
10.  david villa 

·         Fastest Rising in Consumer Electronics
1.     ipad 
2.     iphone 4 
3.     nokia 5530 
4.     htc evo 4g 
5.     nokia n900 
6.     blackberry apps 
7.     duracell mygrid 
8.     트위터 
9.     otterbox 
10.  pdanet 

·         Fastest Rising in Food & Drink
1.     masterchef 
2.     食べログ 
3.     cupcakes 
4.     jimmy johns 
6.     dominos pizza menu 
8.     guacamole recipe 
9.     applebees menu 
·         Fastest Rising Maps Searches
1.     anhembi parque 
2.     wm gucken 
3.     world cup 
4.     bundeskanzleramt 
5.     rio branco 
6.     mt everest 
7.     kew gardens 
8.     tour eiffel 
9.     oxford street 
10.  nürburgring 

·         Fastest Rising People
1.     justin bieber 
2.     katy perry 
3.     selena gomez 
4.     kim kardashian 
5.     eminem 
6.     lady gaga 
7.     miley cyrus 
8.     taylor lautner 
9.     megan fox 

·         In the News
1.     haiti 
2.     besiktas 
3.     chile 
4.     earthquake 
5.     lady gaga 
6.     iphone 4 
7.     jörg kachelmann 
8.     menowin fröhlich 
9.     mobile technology 
10.  oil spill 

·         Fastest Rising Translations
1.     vancouver 2010 
5.     beijing apartments 
9.     energia solare 
10.  dubai tours 

·         Fastest Rising Health Queries
1.     hcg diet 
2.     dr oz 
3.     aspergers 
4.     mcdonalds nutrition 
7.     cholera 
8.     nfp 
9.     vacina h1n1 

·         Fastest Rising Humanitarian Aid
1.     donate to haiti 
2.     donate to pakistan 
3.     text to donate 
5.     download to donate 
6.     red cross canada 
9.     donate now button 
10.  csl plasma 

A High Bounce Rate , Landing Page Optimization and , Lead Generation – An Overall Perspective

According to Google the definition of Bounce Rate is  as follows:

Bounce rate is the percentage of single-page visits or visits in which the person left your site from the entrance (landing) page. The more compelling your landing pages, the more visitors will stay on your site and convert.

Google also mentions that Use this metric to measure visit quality - a high bounce rate generally indicates that site entrance pages aren't relevant to your visitors.

Following is the Google Analytics data of one sites for which there was a drastic change in the bounce rate after the site was redesigned. The data proves that a high bounce rate does not necessarily mean a low visit quality and an irrelevant landing page. Especially when it comes to organic search rankings data and data does not lie.

Month
Visits
Page Views
Pages /Visit
Bounce Rate
Average time On Site
% New Visits
Visits From Search engines
Apr. 2010
946
4022
4.25
13.74%
00:02:35
46.83%
28.44%
May. 2010
1196
5484
4.59
7.69%
00:02:38
58.36%
33.11%
June 2010
1118
4556
4.08
5.37%
00:02:12
59.93%
26.30%
July 2010
1238
5392
4.36
7.19%
00:02:45
65.51%
32.07%
Aug. 2010
1321
5498
4.16
7.72%
00:02:39
66.77%
26.87%
Sept. 2010
1400
5997
4.28
12.43%
00:02:38
67.21%
57.07%
The Website was redesigned and then the metrics were as follows
Oct. 2010
1392
3639
2.61
51.36%
00:02:42
64.01%
52.16%
Nov. 2010
1255
2712
2.16
58.25%
00:02:43
63.11%
61.04%

 

Google’s definition for bounce rate is more applicable to the PPC (Pay Per Click) data. Especially when it says that a high bounce rate signifies a low relevant or low visit quality.

But if you observe the above case study of a website for organic data or data for organic (SEO) rankings this co-relation does not hold true. If you observe the bounce rate with the old design was low in fact very good but the time spent on the site got divided into 4 pages and time spent on the site is 155 seconds with the visitor spending approx  38 seconds on the site.

After the new design with a more optimized landing page focused on lead generation the average time spent on the site is 160 seconds and the time spent on each page is approx. 80 seconds. The time spent per page is more, in fact doubled so that indicates that the content and design are appealing to the interest of the majority of the visitors.

After the redesign the company got more genuine, targeted and serious online enquiries as the landing page was more geared and focused on lead generation with the contact details available on every page along with a good pleasing design, color combo and content giving a clean, uncluttered professional look.The visit from the search engines show an increasing trend (Majority being from Google – so the rankings are also not affected by the high bounce rate.)

Hence, coming to a conclusion by just observing one metrics in isolation does not convey the right message. Data has to be  analyzed  in a very cohesive way focusing on what answers have to be sought holistically.

If the landing page is giving the right info.  to the visitor and that makes him contact the company for more details and if the contact details are available on that page itself then the bounce rate will be high. But the target of lead generation is achieved so in such cases a high bounce rate need not necessarily be a panic situation.

Nevertheless, in order to keep no stone unturned the bounce rate needs to be decreased by A/B testing or trying out various other tweaks to the site to  encourage the visitors to view more pages. As good SEO techniques shall always  work  to make all the metrics favorable as in many cases Google takes the bounce rate into account to determine the rankings.

These are our observations and conclusions.  
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Is The Content On Your Website Helping The Visitor To Take A Decision?

Content has a wider connotation now especially after the integration of social and search.

Right from the time the first web page was developed , the most important aspect has undoubtedly been – ‘CONTENT’ – ‘Content Is King’ as it is rightfully said.

The content on the website speaks volumes about your company and also helps you in the SEO of the site. But keeping in mind the dynamics of the evolution of the web, importance has to be given to all the content generation media directly or indirectly related to your website on page or off page.

Every single word you write on your website is surely the content directly affecting the quality score of your website.

If every page on your website  targets a unique set of keywords then the possibility of every page becoming the landing page for those set of keywords can surely become a reality and  hence ensure those many organic search rankings .

For example: The domain www.malibuplastica ranks on page 1 for the products and services of the company with different landing pages as per the content on that page.

Keyword                                                         Landing Page
Polycarbonate sheets -                                  http://www.malibuplastica.com/index.htm
Polycarbonate Sign Boards -                        http://www.malibuplastica.com/signboard-sign-facia.htm
Polycarbonate Domes And Pyramids -     http://www.malibuplastica.com/Polycarbonate-domes-pyramids.htm
Polycarbonate Anti Riot Shields -               http://www.malibuplastica.com/polycarbonate-anti-riot-shields.htm

This is from the perspective of the search engine spider to make relevant pages rank for different keywords and have focused landing pages with relevant keywords.

But from the perspective of the visitor landing on the relevant page is the first step. The actual journey of buying from the site or contacting the company representative starts from there. The first impression is of course the overall design but the design aspect is so relative that what catches the  fancy of one visitor may not appeal at all to the other. 

But after the first few second s of a quick assessment of the design the eyeballs move on to read the content. If the content is interesting enough and offers a detailed information about the products and services, the comparative analysis , pricing details along with ease of navigation and minimum no. of clicks then surely the interest level is retained and this influences the decision of the online buyer.

An online buyer needs information immediately else he goes back to the search engine to search for more .   The website content should compel the visitor to go on reading the  info. Available on the site and make him feel confident of buying from the site.

Usually the comparative study, the reliable payment gateway, trust seal and an SSL certificate boost the confidence of the buyer to finalize a decision.

A website is built for the visitor but the spider specifics are equally important.  When we talk about content we usually refer to the on page content but the off page content influencing the site is equally important.  The integration of social and search is making this more and more important.

What you post or tweet i.e the content of the tweet or the post you share on facebook, the links that you share , the topics, conversations , comments and blogposts that you like ,  your email signatures, etc.

On the flip side the User Generated Content -  what others write about you on the reviews, comments, and in their tweets especially if a link and your social media account has a reference to are all part of the content which influence the holistic quality score of the content and yes if the visitor also refers to the social media before he decides to buy from your site then that it indirectly influences the online buyer’s decision.

If The Likes Are The New Links Then Paid Likes Will Magnify The Spam On The Web

In a recent article on http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2010/11/23/if-likes-are-the-new-links-content-quality-should-increase it was mentioned that if according to Bruce Clay Likes are the new links then the way the links are sold by many companies , the likes also will become a saleable product increasing the spam and low quality search results on the search engines.


According to me, undoubtedly the social and search integration with the social graph influencing the search results is something which is surely going to be woven in the search engine algorithms. In fact it already has been claimed by one of the SEOs that Twitter presence and engagement helped him in improving the SERPs.
(Read About It On: http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/023315.html)

But, the extent to which the likes, tweets, blog post comments, reviews, etc. will influence the rankings and how they will be woven into the algorithms will depend on the search engines and their access to the relevant data.

But, the most important point of concern is that if the likes too are bought by the companies like the paid links then the spam generated thus will result into a noise pollution on the web.

It is a big irony that the PageRank concept which was implemented by Google to fight the keyword spam which was resorted to by the web marketers and SEOs in early 2000, actually paved the way for a spammy link building industry.

Now, the social media indicators which should help in adding an opinion or additional valuable information to the links also have a possibility of adding volume to the same spammy link building industry. The whole concept of earning links and likes on the merit of quality content is being replaced by the concept of buying links and the likes by some of the web marketers just to give a quick boost to the SERPS of their client sites.

If, we want to avoid having a world wide web with social media sites ending up with fictitious accounts, search results with manipulated low quality searches, clients unnecessarily diverting funds to paid links and likes and other such influences which results in the spammers making money and an over all imbalance and clutter on the web then it is the responsibility of every web marketer and SEO to say NO to paid links or likes and educate the client with the facts about the search engine visibility and ranking ethics and convince them to take the right path to progress on the search engines.

If, this is not done then the SEO industry shall soon lose its credibility and people might give more preference to paid search which again will result into a lopsided growth on the web.

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The Challenge Of Improving The SEO Of A Given Site When It Already Ranks on Page 1 For Targeted Keywords

Just a few days back I received a call,enquiring about the SEO services that we offer. After the normal introduction and initial discussion, he went ahead to tell me that they are already ranking on page 1 position 1 for the most important targeted keywords on Google. His question was how can we help him to improve upon his search engine presence further. The main thing that kept on worrying him was that his competitor had 1000s of backlinks and his website just had a few hundreds.

The fact that the competitor had more inbound links made him feel insecure and he wanted to sort of know what should be done in order to insure and future proof the SEO results he had already achieved.

In such cases I think the most appropriate thing would be a thorough review of the off page factors and a plan chalked out a further course of action related to points which are not getting enough attention and importance.

The challenge lies in communicating the action plan in its right perspective to the client and then monitoring and checking as to how and how much it is helping in improvising the results already achieved.

It starts with finding the answers to the following questions:

• Do they have a blog?

• Is the blog focused on certain objectives or goals?

• Is the blog being updated frequently

• Are the readers commenting and posting their views on the blog?

• Are the readers sharing the posts on social media? (Especially keep a tab of retweets and likes, as Mr. Bruce Clay  recently mentioned in one of his interviews that, ‘The Likes Are The New Links’)?

• Does the company have a voice on the topical community forums?

• Being a part of an online community do they regularly interact and have established an identity and a voice of authority?

• Do they have an active presence on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube?

• Is there any possibility of making the landing pages more attractive, easy to navigate and conversion friendly?

• Does the client himself or his in-house team have an idea about their online presence, identity and over all visibility?

• What is the overall web culture of the company?

• Are the people who are updating the site and the blog SEO aware?

• Are they brand conscious while updating content and interacting on social media?

• Does their email signature have their website address and social media account links?

• Are the inbound links authority links and from varied URLS?

• Do they write guest posts for other sites related to their industry?

• Do they invite guest posts from other authority people in their industry?

• Are the customers being encouraged to write reviews on the local search results?

The answers to all the above questions will help in having an overall health check of the website and various off-page factors and social online presence of the company and pave the way for an action plan to make the necessary change and give the extra punch and also pump in the extra link juice needed for the website, just like you need the oxygentated blood running through the human body for good health.

But, this kind of an action plan maybe easy to make but what is important is how effectively it is conveyed to the concerned team for its execution is the main challenge. The result will be achieved only if the person implementing the plan knows the benefits the site is going to achieve by putting all the points in action.

Once the plan is in action, the result and achievements can be analyzed and measured only over period of time that is at least 3-4 months. And of course the calculation of ROI will tell the tale in its true colour of success or failure as the case maybe.

Please refer the following link to read about “The Google Analytics Metrics That Help You To Monitor The SEO Progress And Also Calculate The ROI”

 http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-analytics-metrics-monitor-the-seo-progress/25493/

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About Search And Content Curation.

Initially when people used Google to search for topics and enhance their knowledge about a certain topic it gave them a feeling of having the world in their hands and the fact that any information needed was just a click away surely gave a feeling of power and control.

Want to know about anything – Just Google It. The whole activity of search gave immense satisfaction and the discussions among peer groups gave an aura of superiority, especially, if you had shortlisted , relevant and important content which others were unable to find on Google.

But all the search activity does involve time and once the newness should I say or the glamour and curiosity behind any activity fades away the law of ‘Diminishing Marginal Utility’ starts becoming applicable and you start thinking and working out options of getting a ready list of relevant content links available to you instantly. For that RSS surely was handy at least you did not have to surf or search for links which were appreciated and already searched by you and wanted to refer to continuously. But that also has a limitation and again it gives you a feeling of a déjà vous and the curiosity to know more makes one search again to update the RSS list. That means again time spent on search . What if someone did all this for you and you got ready info. About the relevant topics with a complete updated list of links about the latest updated content, buzz and also about comments and opinions. Don’t you think that is great. Yes it is I am sure.

That is exactly what the next big evolution of the web is about ‘Content Curation’.

Content curation is about finding the most relevant content about a topic online and listing all the relevant links found on that topic after a thorough research on the web. Now the reliability and the quality of links will depend on the knowledge and sensibilities of the curator. But once people find his findings to be valuable and worth a read I am sure the blog, website or any other platform he uses to share that set of links will be surely regularly read and followed. So, content curators are basically people who do the search activity for you and present the results in the form of ‘Ready To Eat’ food packages or like instant coffee.

As a blogger too if after having a blog post you mention atleast 5 other links related to the topic then the readers would surely have additional matter to read and ready links available on your blog.

It is still uncertain as to how all this will shape up in future but all the links we share on the social media and then have newspapers published for the links tweeted by us shall surely have some impact on the search and social graph once the content curation aspect is well woven in the algos. Of the search engines and the social media searches.

But if you check out some tools which measure Twitter influence and reach and categorize the Twitter accounts like for e.g www.klout.com they have a Twitter Account Type which is known as ‘Curator’ that means that the person having that twitter account shares a lot of relevant links in his tweets.

Content creators have their own niche but curation cannot exist without creation.

Relevant Links:

http://mashable.com/2010/05/03/content-curation-creation/

http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/content-curation/

http://www.contentcurationmarketing.com/articles/16751/what-is-content-curation/

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SEO Training - WebPro Technologies Ahmedabad

The next batch for SEO Training at WebPro Technologies has been scheduled for the first week of December 2010.

The WebPro Classroom has been upgraded to the state of art set up with an audio visual set up to enhance and give an impetus to group discussions and brain storming sessions.

The SEO Curriculum has been updated and now includes the following topics:

• Integration of Search And Social media

• SEO Is more than just rankings

• What is Google Caffeine?

• The SEO Perspective For 2011

• You can work on the SEO of any site you want to optimize during the course for which you shall receive guidance and advice.

Along with the following topics:

Session 1 : Search Engine Basics
Session 2 : Introduction to Search Engine Marketing
Session 3 : Introduction to Search Engine Optimization
Session 4 : SEO Requirements Gathering & Keyword Research
Session 5 : Title and other META Tags Creation
Session 6 : SEO Copywriting
Session 7 : Search Engine and Directory Submission & Search Engine Spam
Session 8 : Overview of all the above sessions
Session 9: SEO & Web Design
Session 10: Text Content & Dynamic Content
Session 11: Graphics & Flash Pages
Session 12: Frames and Tables
Session 13: Link Popularity
Session 14: Overview Of Web Analytics
Session 15: Pay For Performance
Session 16: Measuring SEO ROI

Week end batches, Corporate training and tailor made Internet Marketing Programmes to suit your requirements are also conducted by us.

Please contact us for any further enquiries or a counselling session on the following address mentioned in the Ad released in the Times Of India :

Educating The Client About SEO Is The Best Way To Recover The Reputation Of The SEO Industry

Just the other day I came across a discussion regarding the The SEO Industry’s Reputation Problem on Sphinn.com.

After going through the discussion, I strongly feel that if the reputation of the SEO industry has been tarnished by people who call themselves SEOs despite not having any knowledge or experience in anything search-engines-related, then the responsibility of bringing back the reputation and making the industry more respect worthy is also on the shoulders of the knowledgeable SEOs.

Every industry has fly by night companies cropping up who making a fast buck by fooling some people. The SEO industry is not alone. It seems to be more prominent for our industry though as the clients themselves are unaware about what SEO is and what deliverables they should expect when they sign an SEO contract.

 Read more at Search Engine Journal

Review Your Site From A Fresh All Round SEO Perspective For Optimum Search Marketing Benefit For 2011

The search marketing scenario is fast evolving and progressing . We have seen many developments in the search engine industry with Google and Bing both trying to put in their best to make search more sophisticated, faster, fun and better in all respects by updating their algorithms and the SERP presentations. One major aspect has been the importance to local search and an increasing importance to all other options made available by the search engines. The Real Time Search has also been the necessary added ingredient of the pie without which the flavor of search lacks the zing thing.

If you have a website and you are interested in having a quality presence on the search engines then it is highly essential that you review your site as per the developments taking place and check if your site has all that is necessary for a site to be present on all the search options of the search engines . This review should be done even if your site is already ranking for the targeted keywords since a long time.

A Quick Checklist For the Review:

1) keywords:
As the search behavior of the people is changing and people are more aware about search and more specific about what information they are looking for, check if the site ranks for long tail keywords as well . Check the key phrases used by people by using the keyword suggestion tools and check if the site ranks for the much needed permutations and combinations of keywords and phrases. If it is not ranking for them then the site needs to be maybe redone content-wise or it may just need a bit of tweaking here and there . It all depends on the content volume and quality of the website.

2) Search Options:
Ensure that the site has a ranking on all the search options at least the ones relevant to your site content , i.e videos, images, blogs, discussions, Places(local Search), Updates (Real time search),shopping,etc.

3) Local Search:
Though the Places option has been mentioned in point no. 2 the inclusion of the site in local search results is of utmost importance and the methodology for getting listed and rank higher is different than ranking in SERPs. It is also important that the contact page of you site has all the addresses where your business has a presence and all this should be done by integrating the Hcard on the page.

4) Real Time Search And Social media:
Social media is the hub where the WOM is generated. Check if your business has a presence on the social media sites especially Twitter, Facebook and the topical communities and forums related to the main line of business . Having an active presence on these sites with regular postings of tweets, updates and comments you actually put forward the ideology of your company and in a subtle way also propagate and promote the products and services that you deal in.

These sites are crowded with your potential customers and existing customers, hence monitoring what is being said about your company and voicing what you want to say you not only respond to the queries and comments of your existing customers but also offer information to potential customers by interacting with them. Hence it is again of vital importance that this social media interaction which is an art involving the understanding of psychology using the tech savvy attitude to put the best impression forward should be handled by a very responsible person who understands and feels for the vision, mission and success of the company. As now ‘THE WORD OF MOUTH’ has become ‘THE WORLD OF MOUTH’

5) Blog:
Check if your company has a blog. Check if it is being updated regularly. Check if the blog URLS SEO friendly. Check if the comments are being responded to. If the answer is no then you are losing out on the main purpose of having a blog. Take the necessary action and make your blog the spokesperson of your company . A company blog reflects the identity of the company.

6) Web Design:
Check if the design, content and navigation is attractive , compelling and attractive enough to enhance the interest level of the visitor so that the visitor goes ahead to read more about the company, products and policies and gets convinced to take a favorable decision to buy or to contact you.

7) Web Culture Of Your Team:
Check if every person in every team whether marketing , technical or operations understands the benefit of web presence and becomes a part of it. Every employee in the company should easily relate to the virtual office (the website) of the company the way they relate to systems and procedures in the offline office. After all the virtual office or store is nothing but a reflection of your offline real presence.

SEO has a wider and broader meaning more than ever before now. SEO is not only about rankings it is about creating an overall positive online presence presenting the true image of the company , establishing the brand of the company and at the same time of course getting high rankings for maximum no. of generic and specific targeted keywords on organic search and all other search options too. Hence, SEO is a very specialized job for which experience is more important than SEO certifications and qualifications.

Companies who have seen the search engines grow in the past decade along with the world wide web are the companies who have the requisite knowledge and experience for this. As you cannot learn swimming virtually, you have to jump into the water and practice to become a good swimmer. In order to become a good SEO you need to actually work on sites over a long period of time experiencing all the ups and downs of working for a qualitative search engine presence.

Cross check your site for all the above mentioned points in the check list for 2011 and work your way to a richer , positive and qualitative web presence to unleash the power of the web and enhance business prospects. This exercise should be done on an ongoing basis periodically , even though you have good rankings, as there is always scope for improvement .

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