Web Business Development
Below are the major components involved with marketing of your web
site. Approximate hours have been assigned to the tasks.
Preliminary keyword research - This is a raw collection of the
number of searches conducted for industry terms. Here relevant and irrelevant
terms will be discovered and the selection process of the targeted keywords
will begin.
Competition analysis - Used to answer the following questions:
· Who are your competitors?
· How competitive are they?
· What terms do they target?
Using the selected keywords, the competition for the terms will be
assessed based on the following criteria:
· Pr (page rank - Google's assigned weight to the site scale
of 1-10 where higher numbers imply better quality and quantity of links
pointing to a site.),
· Links (the raw number of links pointing to a site),
· Pages (some pages are counted within the link count. It is
important to know how pages are included and the size of the competitor's
site),
· Important links (DMOZ and Yahoo directories where inclusion
can greatly benefit the ranking of a site),
· and SEO analysis (how well are the competitors sites optimized
for the search engines look at title, keywords, and internal linking
structure).
Site review - Looking at the current state of the website. Checking
the same criteria as what was done for the competition analysis. As
well a review of web logs to determine how much and where the current
traffic is coming from.
Site redesign #1 - Using the keyword research modifications and
recommendations to the web site for increased search engine friendliness
and ranking will be recommended. Recommendations will include changes
to title, text, meta-tags, and links for 5-10 site pages (more pages
can be requested at an additional cost based on time required).
This part is a recommendation only. Success will depend on how closely
the recommendations are adhered to.
Search engine and directory submissions - The site is submitted
by hand to DMOZ, Lycos, Google, ALTavista, and Inktomi. (Paid inclusions
can be done at an additional charge. i.e. Yahoo charges $299 US for
a site review.)
Site review #2 -Looking at the current state of the website.
Checking the same criteria as what was done for the competition analysis.
As well a review of web logs to determine how much and where the current
traffic is coming from. This review will determine the success of the
SEO work and will be useful to determine future tweaking.
(Note: This is not part of the initial fee for marketing but good practice
where we follow up on a client's site to make sure that it performs
well.)
Our Monthly maintenance package:
Each month work will be done to maintain and improve the web site's
ranking and to develop new terms to bring visitors to the site.
Ranking is improved through the following tasks:
Link building: This involves finding suitable link sites and
submitting link requests.
Content building: Writing and developing pages within a site.
These pages can be used to features new services and products and would
be designed to be effective on the
Newsgroup submissions: Writing articles to target new potential
clients, which would be posted on newsgroups that are targeted to the
product.
Search engine ranking review and resubmission Looking at the current
state of the website. Checking the same criteria as what was done for
the competition analysis. As well a review of web logs to determine
how much and where the current traffic is coming from. This review will
determine the success of the SEO work and will be useful to determine
future tweaking. Ranking report will be generated.
Newsletter maintenance: Developing and writing a monthly newsletter
to keep clients informed on new products or web site developments.