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SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION SPECIALISTS CONTACT US now and let us introduce you to reputable specialists in this field.

What to look for in a SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION SPECIALIST -

A Search Engine Optimisation Specialist is someone with a good track record - absolutely essential

BRIAN MATHERS is a Search Engine Optimisation and Internet Marketing Consultant based in Glenrothes Fife Scotland and works closely with some of the best qualified Search Engine Specialists across the globe, which means you can ensure someone is going to build you a Search Engine Friendly web sites.

Let the Search Engine Optimisation Specialist do there job - if they say the VISIBLE text on your website has to change - then it has to change

Do not undo the changes the Search Engine Optimization Specialist has applied to your website -

A Search Engine Optimization Specialist will tell you - it is not just about changing META TAGS

An OPTIMIZED Website is one that is scripted with SEARCH ENGINE KEYWORDS and RICH CONTENT for your site visitors. There are no hidden methods especially if you want your website to gain trust with the major search engines and gain your site decent rankings.


Search Engine Optimisation Tip


A website using FRAMES, has got problems - The problem being search engines do not index framed sites very well. If during our Website Audits we come across a site built using FRAMES we recommend to the company to redesign the site and explain why.

Search engines are not good at indexing frames - The search engine robot comes along to index the site and finds it cannot see any of the content - content to search engines is crucial if you want a decent ranking.

The problem: A frame is an HTML page that "frames" other HTML pages. When you go to submit the site to a engine that is when the problem arises as in most cases a framed site will only have one page you can submit, the HOME page. As the site uses frames the home page has nothing that the search engine can use i.e the BODY TEXT that is the text visitors actually read. Why? Because remember the web developer went and put the website in a BOX or what is called a FRAMESET. FRAMESETS do not have any real content

The solution: Let no developer tell you there is a "solution" (the only solution is get rid of the frames!), but if you have no money left in the budget for this some developers will focus on the NO FRAMES tag within the frameset with a claim this will improve the site.

The NO FRAMES tag was originally used for displaying content to people using older web browsers that did not support viewing frames. Now just about all web browsers support frames. But you cannot depend on the NO FRAMES tag alone to add content that will help your framed site get listed. In addition, you should also implement the best title tag, and other key meta tags as they will need to heavily support that NO FRAMES tag. This could become a costly time consuming exercise and if it doesn't work - well the competition is winning that all important order. . .

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