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    SEO is important for marketing a virtual assistant website

    Posted by Shari Sultana on Fri, Aug 29, 2008
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    I’ve noticed that many virtual assistants do not make use of their web site’s title tags. If you click on your home page and it says “home” in the blue bar at the very top of your screen then you are not taking advantage of a very important piece of your marketing puzzle.

    I encourage you to read about SEO at your favorite VA forum and take particular notice of any threads that discuss Title tags and Description tags.

    There are over 100 million active websites on the internet. If you want your website to be found you *must* take advantage of your title tags. It’s not a cure-all but it sure puts you ahead those of who don’t use them.

    I know that some of you may not consider SEO to be an important part of your marketing strategy *today*. But, as the virtual assistant industry becomes more mainstream, prospective clients will begin to search for your services. One of the ways you can tell them what you do is by putting it in your title tags. The search engines place a lot of importance on title tags and use them as a way to decide what your site is about. This should be a part of your marketing strategy.

    COMMENTS

    Hi Shari, 
     
     
     
    This really is a very important topic and a very simple way to boost your rankings and help others to find you. I have been looking at mine and been creating a list to make mine more SEO friendly. 
     
    I just need to hire you to fix them for me, now! :<) 
     
    Thanks for your helpful advice on this topic. 
     
     
     
    P.S. I like the update to your site. lthought the other was beautiful, too!

    posted @ Saturday, November 15, 2008 12:30 PM by Kim Lednum


    Thanks Kim. :)

    posted @ Friday, November 21, 2008 5:01 PM by Shari Sultana


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