Search Engine Placement

What is SEO & why is it so important?

SEO is an abbreviation for search engine optimization; it is used to describe the process designing your website in a way that it will appear higher in search engine rankings.

A website that's optimized for search engines can reap huge benefits on to your website and your business. Search engines often turn a blind eye to what you might assume are some of the web's most attractive pages. Just think of the tools many designers use to make web pages exciting. Great illustrations. Stunning photos. Animation and sweet music. Chuck them all onto your page and the world's most important search engines will crawl right past your pages. We provide proven search engine optimization results. Our search engine marketing ensures a high return on investment by achieving maximum visibility for your website within major search engines including Google, Bing (formerly MSN) and Yahoo search engines.

How does it work?

Getting ranked on Google and the other search engines is a combination of subtle changes to your website and external changes - such as creating links withing your site, sitemap installation and manual reporting to the search engines. All of these changes are based on the targeted keyword list that we will work with you to develop.With a keyword list established, we make minor modifications to your website to ensure that important areas of the website include the keywords and locations we are targeting. We generally do not need to remove any copy from a website, but we often add an additional paragraph or two to the home page and a few others.Once the new content is in, we begin other supporting efforts (such as link building and sitemap creation, installation and reporting). With these efforts, you will begin seeing results and monthly reporting will begin.
 

How will I know that Global Nerd's efforts are working?

Each month, we will create a report showing each keyword we have targeted and your site's current positioning on those keywords in Google, Bing (formerly MSN Search) and Yahoo. This will allow you to closely monitor how the site is ranking without having to run each search individually.

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