Epsilis Web Design
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Useful to know about WordPress FAQs
Here are a list of questions and answers that are specific to Wordpress websites that might help you decide if you want a wordpress site.
Epsilis Web Design
T: 01279 295546
E: joseph@epsilis.co.uk
Epsilis Web Design
T: 01279 295546
E: joseph@epsilis.co.uk
Here are a list of questions and answers that are specific to Wordpress websites that might help you decide if you want a wordpress site.
SERP's is the Search Engine Results Pages you get when you do a search. The Snippet is the normal organic search entry in the SERP for a single web page.

Here are a variety of common question and answers we get asked related to working with us to create an ecommerce website.

Here are a variety of common question and answers we get asked related to working with us to create a website.

We can provide hosting and this FAQ provides a number of questions and answers related to this hosting and related issues.

In specific cases it depends on the subject and the competition. As a general guide no less than 300 words but ideally over 500.
Yes. Google has never taken any notice of this tag. It was originally for listing your keywords when the search engines were too dumb to read your content.

Make sure keywords and phrases appear prominently in important places on your web pages such as Title, Description, H1, Sub-headings and Link Anchor Text.
A META DESCRIPTION is a short description of the page content intended for the SERPs snippet and therefore is very important. It is not visible text on the web page, it is within the code of the page.

Page Title is the on page Headline. SEO Title is an additional line of information in the Meta Data of the web page

For most small businesses they are not appropriate. Just ask yourself - why would people download and use my app rather than my website?

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?