What can you do to a good website that could hurt search engine rankings, lose customers and overall ruin your reputation? This question needed answering, so we set out on popular web development forums such as Digital Point and SitePoint to find out from industry experts. Here is what they had to say:
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Well it’s almost Summer again and it’s time for a major structure upgrade of the Collins Internet website. The first thing that needed our attention was our resources blog. We have decided that it should branch off as its own separate website to best serve you with web site information.
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You might think to yourself that SEO and web design are two completely different services a website firm offers. But in reality, one service depends on the other to ensure a website’s success online; thus the phrase “SEO Web Design”.
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In part one of our series, we chose the search phrase “michiganseo web design” to see if we could get more traffic from this misspelled search term. Here are the results…
The Term: michiganseo web design
We selected this key phrase from a keyword research tool called Wordtracker. We performed a search for the keywords “web design” and it just so happened that michiganseo web design is the third most popular searched term related to web design.
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The main purpose of this post is to show you the benefits of finding a misspelled search term to gain some web site traffic.
The term: michiganseo web design
Estimated search volume: 933
Number of sites in results for term: 5,940
From this research it appears that there is quite a bit of people looking for “michiganseo web design” and very few web sites competing for that term. To capitalize on reaching a top 10 ranking for this term in Google, we will create a blog post (such as this one) that will use michiganseo web design throughout it’s context. But we will be very careful to not overuse the key phrase. The post title and meta tags will be optimized as well.
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