Epsilis Web Design
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Epsilis Web Design
T: 01279 295546
E: joseph@epsilis.co.uk
These days it is vital for all websites to be mobile friendly (works reasonably on a mobile) or better still mobile optimised (designed for the mobile user first). Do you know how your websites rates?
Are you confused about SEO, not sure if it is right for you and have no idea what it is that SEO people actually do? Then this article is intended to help you understand: What is SEO Really All About. I hope it will help you make informed decisions about SEO and your website marketing.
Unnecessarily large images are often the reason a website is slow. Typically photos are far too large (in terms of height and width) and also too big (in terms of file sizes) to use directly on a website. They need to be optimised.
If you are not sure your website is any good. Here are some things you can look as a basic review of your own site to give you a better idea.
This article focusses on effectively optimising your copy to get it noticed in the search engines. Optimising your content for search engines is primarily about making sure keywords and phrases appear prominently in important places on your web pages such as Title, Description, H1, Sub-headings and Link Anchor Text.
Google often seems to ignore new websites for the first 6 months or so and it can take up to a year to get a new site the search engine rankings it deserves. Google's complex and secret algorithms are designed to prevent new entrants to the web from surging straight to the top of the engine rankings. This is commonly referred to as "sandboxing". So what can new site owners do to minimise this problem?
Responsive design means the web page responds to the device screen size. Resulting in dynamic layout and appearance changes to suit the screen size of the device viewing the website. So you might get different layouts on each of a desktop, tablet and mobile.
This article is intended to provide guidance on basic web site SEO steps you can take to improve your search rankings. It should help if you want to go the DIY route and optimise your own site. It will also give you an understanding of the fundamentals of search engine optimisation.
Search Engine Optimisation for e-commerce sites is always a challenge. It is likely that your e-commerce content management software may not be helping much and your other main problem is probably that you are selling the same products as a bunch of other on-line shops. So how do you get your web shop to have good rankings in the search engines like Google?
So we know content is king, it needs to be comprehensive, useful and unique. Moving beyond you, your services and products what else can you create useful content about for your website? Here is a list of suggestions.
Copyright issues mean you cannot use photos and artwork without permission. Searching for "Free images" on google can be rather misleading. Royalty-Free does not mean free to use. There are some sources of images that really are free to use, or free to use subject to certain restrictions but be careful.
Thinking of setting up an ecommerce on-line shop then here is an extensive checklist of things you will need to think about.