Once your website has been created you want people to be able to find it.

They can enter you domain name e.g. mydomain.co.nz if they know it or they will search for either yourself or what you offer in the form of products or services via Search Engines.
Generally most websites will be indexed eventually and to some extent with search engine companies.
To ensure all search engines can read all of the content of your website it needs to meet certain standards and contain not broken links or incorrect code.
To maximise being listed you need to have your website content and code Optimised.

We provide full reports from 3rd parties independant software so you know what is provided is true and correct and not an attempt to 'be creative' with statistics.

We run the reports before we start so you can see where your website is now, and then after we have completed all of the changes so you cna actually see how optimised your website is.

The reports are some of many tools we use to finetune and validate our work.

Optimisation costs are:

Inital optimisation of your index page including keyword and meta tags, coding debugged for 'faulty' or unneccessary code.  $600+gst

This is what you get for your buck:

• Determine keyword's to use and the target audience ie geographically and demographically.
• Add them into code and text
• Edit Index page to make fully readable for all search engines using the below recognised standards
• Add meta info for regularity of robots to revisit and update indexing
• http://validator.w3.org
• Add/edit internal url's from index page
• Meta Tag Analyser using seocentro 3rd party tools

Submit Website to Google, Yahoo and MSN (also known as Bing) after creating sitemap txt and/or xml files.

Google Webmaster Tools:
Manual sitemap created/submitted/tested
Test Fetching the pages as a Googlebot

Yahoo:
manual sitemap created/submitted/tested

Bing:
manual submission to index

How Long After I Submit My Website To The Search Engines Will It Show In The Search Engine Listings?

(events will vary depending upon several factors.)
• Submit Website
We wlll submit your website to the main Search Engines namely Google, Yahoo, MSN (Bing) manually.

• Week 1
Search Engines will have sent a spider to crawl your domain and website. You can verify if the search engine has visited your website by checking your website awstats in your Cpanel interface, or by typing your domain name into the search engine. If the search engine did not visit your website check back in another week it should have visited by then. In some instaces we have seen clients websites indexed within only days.

• Week 2-7
The Search Engine's will have determined there is website content attached to the domain name submitted and the search engine will begin to index your web pages. It will visit each page and index the contents it can read (hence the importance of optimising your website) of your website into the search engine database. Your website pages will be indexed over this time.
This is where you should begin to watch your search engine placement in Search Engine results. Your position will change up and down during this time period, it's a normal process for the search engines as it is building a full pictur of your website and as people start viewing it.

• Week 8 plus
Your search engine listings will begin to stabilise from week 8 onwards, and you can continue to further optimise and add new content to get the results you want.
How far you want to go is up to you and your budget.

We do not promise that you will ranked number 1 with Google or any other search engine purely because we can't nor can anyone else so don't be fooled by false advertising.

At the end of the day Search Engine companies themselves will determine who is ranked where and the only way to ensure you are amongst the top listings consistently is to pay them...commonly known as 'Sponsored Links' or 'Pay-per-click'

This Marketing aspect is just like what you would have to do with advertising with Newspapers, radio and television.

We can, however, using strict guidelines optimise your website and its content so that search engines can read all of it and place it appropriately in is listing results.

At the end of the day Search Engines are only as good as the results they provide, so your content needs to be relevant to what people are searching for.