Humans and search engines treat Web pages in
different ways. Where people look at design and read text, a search engine will
detect a lack of information it needs to make your site relevant. Meaning your
website will rank at a position where no one will find it. A popular solution
to this problem is 'search engine optimisation' also called website optimisation or SEO.
So, what is SEO?
Search engine optimisation (SEO) is
the art and science of making your Web pages as relevant as possible. Here, relevance is a measure of how close your Web
page is aligned to what the user is looking for. Simply, the more relevant your
page is, the higher your rankings are.
For example, when you search Google for
"long-range weather forecast", it uses a special formula (also known
as an algorithm) to decide which pages in its database are worth listing in the
top-10.
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How do you improve page relevance (and therefore search engine rankings)?
WoW website optimisation service lets you view your
Web pages through the eyes of the major search engines (which produce 95% of
the world search engine traffic), while checking how relevant they are.
At the same time it helps balance your site
so it is neither under-optimised nor over-optimised. The former may get your
site lost among hundreds of thousands of others while the latter would get your
site penalised or worse – banned from the search engine.
3. What recommendations does wow search engine optimisation give
you?
After analyzing your Web pages and
optionally comparing them to your highly ranked competitors, wow website optimisation
will create the following reports:
Optimisation advice and analysis
Here you get plain-English advice on improving your Web pages, plus the
advanced analysis that contains detailed info on over 130 parameters on
your page that affect your rankings. Also, you can compare each parameter
on your page to those of other Web pages that manage to get into the
top-10 rankings.
Density analysis report
This report gives a breakdown on density of phrases used on your page.
This helps you see what keywords and phrases your page is actually
optimised for.
SE view report This report displays your page
the way search engines actually view it – you can see the areas 'visible'
to this or that SE and understand where else you can apply optimisation on
your page. SE View Report also helps you prevent page cloaking (a spam
technique of using 2 variants of your page - one for the users, and
another one – for search engine bots).
We reccomend you optimise your Index/home page with three key phrases that your clients would type in to a search engine. Our SEO professional fee for analysing your site and providing the above comprehensive reports is £50, for each additional page there is a further fee of £30 per page Contact us for optimisation,website optimisation,search engine optimisation advice for better rankings