[solutions4finance]

Having just read that, maybe I'll just scrub the website and go back to the good old days of newspaper ads!

[Dotwhack]

Originally Posted by meader83

Regarding the Keywords & Density, i have just produced a couple of pages and was wondering if this is the correct route i should be going down.

Both have keyword density of approx 5%

http://www.easycrane.co.uk/office-supplies-kent.htm
http://www.easycrane.co.uk/green-office-products.htm

Am i doing this the right way because there are other keywords i want to start producing content for but don't want to waste my time if i've gone about it the wrong way

I'd say pretty much spot on with 'green office products' - reads well to visitors and 5% density is good for the search egnines to find you for that term. Well done.

I'm not convinced on the 'office supplies kent' page though - sounds very kent orientated which might actually put off any visitors from outside of kent - unless you land Kent people here and other UK people elsewhere. This page just didn't flow properly when I read it to be honest.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by meader83

Regarding the Keywords & Density, i have just produced a couple of pages and was wondering if this is the correct route i should be going down.

Both have keyword density of approx 5%

http://www.easycrane.co.uk/office-supplies-kent.htm
http://www.easycrane.co.uk/green-office-products.htm

Am i doing this the right way because there are other keywords i want to start producing content for but don't want to waste my time if i've gone about it the wrong way

One thing people seem to forget is that keyword density is not so important as text quantity and quality.

You should aim to have several hundred words on a page describing your products / services keyword density can be well over 10% provided it is incorporated into text that makes perfect sense to a human reader.

The more text on a page the better it is for SE ranking.

Alvin

[Louise]

Originally Posted by Alvin

One thing people seem to forget is that keyword density is not so important as text quantity and quality.

You should aim to have several hundred words on a page describing your products / services keyword density can be well over 10% provided it is incorporated into text that makes perfect sense to a human reader.

The more text on a page the better it is for SE ranking.

Alvin

Well, either that, or just buy yourself a great domain and sit back and watch the ££££ roll in

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...nG=Search&meta=

Sorry, Alvin, couldn't resist

In all seriousness, great advice and one I'll be following with my new site

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Louise

Well, either that, or just buy yourself a great domain and sit back and watch the ££££ roll in

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...nG=Search&meta=

Sorry, Alvin, couldn't resist

Yer that to .

Alvin

[RedEvo]

Originally Posted by Alvin

One thing people seem to forget is that keyword density is not so important as text quantity and quality.

You should aim to have several hundred words on a page describing your products / services keyword density can be well over 10% provided it is incorporated into text that makes perfect sense to a human reader.

The more text on a page the better it is for SE ranking.

Alvin

Agreed. Write for people not search engines. However, format documents correctly and use website quality control

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[Louise]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Yer that to .

Alvin

I can't BELIEVE it's gone up a spot to number 2 since you posted about it.

Didn't mean to raise your blood pressure though

[Alvin]

Afraid I got a little quality control program I use called "Google"

Good Link Red ,if a bit above my meagre brain resources.

Alvin

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Louise

I can't BELIEVE it's gone up a spot to number 2 since you posted about it.

Didn't mean to raise your blood pressure though

am I bothered .He don't get anything like the traffic we do.

Now you tell me why that is.?

Alvin

[Louise]

Originally Posted by Alvin

am I bothered .He don't get anything like the traffic we do.

Now you tell me why that is.?

Alvin

Because you're the 'mars bar kid' of boat insurance, handing out free chocolate with every order, of course

Now then, do you insure rubber ducks?