Keeping a website attractive to both users and search engines can take a lot of work. Some people do it themselves and others employ people like me to keep an eye on their web site and make necessary adjustments where and when they’re needed.

The work on SEO starts whilst developing the website. Attention is paid to content and its structure. It is important to balance the content so it will perform well in Search Engines and still be relevant and interesting to the user.

Once the site is launched the work on getting it found starts in earnest. Every site starts with the same process which includes:

• Site map creation (in various schemas for search engines)
• Submission to a variety of search engines and directories.
• Linking to sites or interest & gaining link backs wherever possible.

To maintain the best chance for your website in search engines you will need to work on the website periodically:

• Keeping content up-to-date and relevant.
• Maintaining the keywords and phrases on pages.
• Submitting your website to directories and linking with (and getting links back from) similar sites or sites of interest.

Yes, it can be a time consuming job especially if your site is in a competitive market. That’s where I can help if you need it, after all you know your job best and I know mine, how much time can you spend on administering your website. Whether its advice on how best to do something or tips on structuring an SEO plan or a one off stint to make sure your site is optimised fully so you’ve got something to work with. Basically if you want some help then let me know.

If you’re not sure whether your website needs work let me give you an evaluation to point out any areas that might need improving.