Our Favorite Words

• January 31, 2011
Steph

Miami Web Design understands better than anyone the difficulties associated with finding key words. You want something that will be popular, attractive, that lures customers in, and that isn’t too competitive to optimize in. You want your website and content to be accessible and research friendly. There’s no better feeling that going on Google, typing in your key words, and seeing your website on the first page of results.

1. You should take note of your current rankings. You want to track where you started, and where you are right now. By tracking your progress you will be able to see whether your key words are effective or not.
2. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. You shouldn’t rely solely on Google AdWords’s list of key words. Often times these words are generic and overly competitive. You want to use key words that are specific to your business and the customers you want to attract.
3. Have a plan. Brainstorm a list of beginning key words, you should use all the resources at your disposal to find the key words best suited for you. After you’ve taken the first step the rest just gets easier.
4. Do not try to optimize everything at once. Start off with groups of words and keyword clusters, because you need a starting point. Do not try to do everything at once, you need a starting point, and that starting point includes your beginning group of key words.

We guarantee that after you add some ingenuity and a bit of elbow grease you will be able to find the best suited key words your company. After you have found your ideal key words make a SEO plan for you and your employees. This plan should include your intended goals, the words, and the landing sites.

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