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Is Your Website Ready?

These 15 points are critical to the success of your website. A good SEO consultant will make sure your website meets these critical points as well as helping to promote your site for optimal success.

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Checklist before submitting your site to the search engines.

Do not submit your website to any search engines if you or an SEO consultant can not answer yes to each one of these important points.

To get the best results for your website, each of the following items must be examined and corrected if necessary.

 

  1. Does your website consist of at least six individual web pages?

 

  1. Does each of these web pages contain at least 200 words of visible text?

 

  1. Do your web pages contain enough text content that it is easy for web surfers and search engines find out what your web site is all about?

 

  1. Are your web pages linked so that search engines and web surfers can find all web pages of your web site through the links on other pages of your site?

 

  1. Have you optimized at least four of your web pages for your keywords? Focus on two of your primary keyword phrases.

 

  1. Have you made sure that the HTML code of your web pages is valid so that search engines don’t have difficulty when they try to index your web site?

 

  1. Have you removed frames wherever possible on your web site? It is very difficult to get high search engine rankings with a web site that uses frames.

 

  1. Have made sure that you don’t use a welcome page or intro page on your web site? Many search engines won’t be able to index your site if you use such a page?

 

  1. Do you use as few Flash elements as possible? Search engines cannot index them properly.

 

  1. Have you added some optimized static pages if your web site is dynamically created? Many search engines have difficulty with dynamically created web pages.

 

  1. Do your web pages look attractive to human web surfers?

 

  1. Would you go to your web site instead of a competitor web site if you were a web surfer?

 

  1. Does your web site have its own domain name and is it hosted on a fast and reliable web server?

 

  1. Have you avoided using special characters in your URL (&, $, =, %, etc)?

 

  1. Have you properly configured the robots.txt.file?