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Neil Maycock

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  1. All the ideas above are great. I personally would go for density ranges between the top ten competitiors for the keyword you are looking for. After all they have made it where you want to be. So must be doing something right. Kind Regards Neil Maycock
  2. Hi there, Depends on what you mean by directory structure. The layout you have is very crisp and clean. To grab really good keywords try, google's traffic estimate or yahoo search marketing to find keywords. Wordtracker is good if you are willing to pay for keywords, as was already suggested, The key to ranking for keywords is :- meta tags - title, meta keyword, meta description h1 and h2 tags with your keywords there first sentence and sparringly throughout your page you should place keywords again as was mentioned before remmember you are writing this for human eyes not google crawlers bold text same site url's - the links to your internal pages, make sure some of the anchor text, contains the keywords outbound url's - depending on how many sites you link too...put some no follow tags on to preserve link juice image alt's - make sure you images have keywords in them (sparringly) hope this helps
  3. I would also try a variation between the anchor tags. sometimes placing the words in different order in searches can give completely different order in serps, Kind regards Neil Fleet Management Software

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