These days, with virtually millions of search engine optimization companies around, it can get quite difficult making the right choice amongst them. Add to this the fact that most of what they will promise is actually vague; it might seem arduous selecting from the horde. This article I have written is to help you out where it matters, pointing to you the routes to follow in making the most out of an SEO Proposal. I am not trying to blow my trumpet here by claiming to be a pro at this, of course, but my websites have earned top place on search engines with these tips, and I have helped my clients satisfactorily enough to make me a formidable voice in this area.

Here are a couple of things an SEO proposal should come with: A well-composed proposal should have its objectives clearly stated along with a site analysis. A research on the keywords should be attached to it along with another analysis: the competitive analysis. Media information should be created with the sitemap info and SEO copy writing. Its link popularity should be okay enough, the page load time and the verification of the HTML should have been carried out, and compatibility and resolution should be checked out. I am going to take out time to explain what I mean step by step.

The Process

This is actually determined by whether you are creating a new site or whether you are adding SEO to an already existing website. If you are working with an already existing website, you should be aware beforehand of the possibility of making a couple of errors. Please ensure that corrections are made to make customers come to the website without hitches.

Site objectives:

That’s not so hard now, is it? Your site objective would be to increase your page rank, your visibility, the amount of traffic that your site attracts daily. In the end the increase of your products and services is the ultimate objective.

Site analysis:

This is the reason it is harder to use SEO proposals an already existing website. Site analysis involves running a diagnostic on your website, and deciding on what will be the best layout, design, Meta tag, text, graphics, etc that will ensure that your website has maximum visibility on search engines. If you are running an analysis on an already existing website, it gets harder because you will have to make changes to already existing concepts. In this technical process, errors may then be generated that will have to be taken care of before you can have a smooth running of your website.

Competitive analysis:

This is the process where I try to put you at least a step ahead of your competition. Here, I will run an analysis on the competition to find out what keywords they are using to generate traffic. I make sure I analyze the keywords most of your prospective customers are using, and incorporate them into your website also.

SEO copy writing:

This is where I attempt to write your website in such a way that it will appeal to both search engines and your prospective clients alike. This will include putting the right keywords for Spiders, adjusting the HTML and layout to suit this purpose.

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