



You are probably already aware of the fact that the most common way to find a product or service, for both consumers and businesses, is to use a search engine. Even so, a majority of your competitors have not optimized their websites for the search engines. With a few very simple changes to your website you can reap great benefits and get ahead of the competition.
SEO experts generally categorize their work into on-site optimization and off-site optimization. On-site includes formatting text and specific keywords with HTML tags that the search engines “like”. This includes headings, paragraphs, links and so on. On-site also includes making your pages available through SEO-friendly URLs and stuffing the URLs with keywords (such as http://www.amazon.com/Notebooks-Laptop-Computers/).
The emphasis while doing off-site optimization lies on generating backlinks. A backlink is basically a link from another website to your website. If you sell notebook computers and there’s a link from another website to yours with the specific phrase in the link (“notebook computers”) then Google and other search engines will notice and rank you higher (especially when someone searches for that specific phrase). Ever wondered why Wikipedia generally ranks very high no matter what you search for? They got a great number of relevant backlinks to their articles.
Getting started with search engine optimization is easy. The first step is to do a quick initial on-site optimization of your website. It may require some technical configuration to get SEO-friendly URLs working if you have a dynamic website. Thereafter a SEO expert would start helping you generate backlinks through the various techniques available (all techniques used by LiteBreeze is fully “white-hat”).
Our goal is to keep our clients in the loop and make the SEO process as simple, straightforward, and understandable as possible. Through the process you’ll be provided detailed reports and be well educated on the progress of your site. The general process cycle we follow is:
Analysis → Onpage optimization → Offpage optimization → Monitoring → Reporting → Improvements → Analysis → (Repeating the entire steps if necessary)
Here is the process we follow in point form:
On page changes are necessary for every site. These changes will address keyword integration/stuffing, navigation fixes to help the search engines index your entire site, link structure, and more.
Our off page procedure includes addressing issues to help build link popularity, click through traffic, back links, and site indexing.