Free Tip to Help boost your search engine optimisation results
June 29th, 2011 - content managed website, ecommerce website, seo manchester
It’s been another great month at Sizzle Media. The weather has been improving and we have noticed a distinct upswing in people’s willingness to invest in their businesses. Recently we have been harping on about the benefits of SEO, and more so what you can do yourself to improve your chances of getting found on Google.
One of the many little things that you can do to improve your search engine rankings, is to conduct some Internal Linking from content in your site to pages that describe the service in more detail. You will see examples of this across the Sizzle Media website whenever we want to emphasis a service we offer to Google to help us rank better.
We recently had the owner of an ecommerce website (see what we did there) approach us with site optimization problem. They already had a SEO consultant optimize their site, but they still weren’t acquiring any Keyword rankings what so ever. Did the SEO consultant ruin something? Or was it just bad luck? Whatever the problem was – they needed help, Quick! We jumped in and to my surprise the site was actually optimized very well. The site was certainly search engine friendly. In addition, the site had an excellent amount of well written and unique content (you will surprised how rare this is for an ecommerce website). Even ‘URL structures’ and navigation were neat and. Besides, the website was indexed accurately on all the search engines, now why isn’t the site still not ranking?
Well, the SEO consultant whilst doing a fantastic job overall, had actually missed a key building block – internal linking. With proper internal linking, there is simply no reason why your site shouldn’t rank well on your set primary keywords.
Both internal and external links hold immense importance in SEO and it’s imperative that you link choice keywords to pages within your site, it really could make a massive difference, and is very easy to with a content managed website (there it is again).
Internal links should always be directed to a “target URL”. The “target URL” will be your webpage that you would want on top of your search results. The idea is to boost up your internal site traffic, giving your visitors pathways to reach more detailed information pages; increasing movement within your site. The “Target URL” must always contain keyword-rich content and not just waffle. Goof quality content equals good quality traffic.
Using internal Linking, we helped this ecommerce website company bind pages together within sub categories, categories and product pages and the results we near instant, better search results and increased traffic. The bottom-line really is internal linking is easy and in most cases free to do and it all stacks up to an extremely powerful SEO tactic.
To find out me about our SEO services, call Sizzle Media on 0161 820 8577


