When you open an online Store, it’s really important that your product pages contain lots of good (unique) content about your products.  Not only is it good SEO-wise, but it also shows that you have an expertise in your field.  The more you know about what you’re selling, the more confidence it can give your visitors to purchase from your site.

One of the easy ways that you can display that information is through bulleted lists.

• It allows you to show special features about your products in an easy to read format.
• Normally, to get those bullets to show, you would need to know some HTML coding, but our coding takes that part out of the picture and makes it easy for you!
• All you have to do is put your points into a line-by-line format and the bullet points will be added beside those points automatically. :)

Check out our Bulleted Lists feature today!! :)

March is a wonderful time of year: the snow finally begins the melt off, the birds and squirrels start making their way into the foreground again and the blue skies give us hope that something new is just around the corner.

In e-commerce the feeling about this time of year is much the same. Most of us are finally over the residue and left over ’stuff’ from the holidays, we’re starting to notice there are issues to address and realize it’s time to start thinking forward again. In this vein I say “out with the old, in with the Yahoo!”

March is a super time of year to clean up your store – analyze what worked this past season and what really needs to be improved for the seasons ahead. In your analysis consider the following items: your Yahoo! Store Design, overall aesthetic, general usability and functionality. After all we’re looking for conversion – right? Think about the customers you have serviced this past year and the obstacles you ran into along the way. Consider any feedback you received from your them – what were their experiences and how could you improve upon those.

Yahoo! Stores offer an unlimited number of e-commerce solutions and SEOwhat provides all those with a spin most other companies cannot. We have the added advantage of having not only a stellar in-house design team especially training to build Yahoo! Store Designs but we design your store with the power of Search Engine Optimization that’s not out of the box. Our methods are tried and true and tailored specifically for your application.

So, don’t waste another moment stuck in the snow, pick up your spring cleaning gear and utilize the power of now to improve your Yahoo! Store.

Sometimes in SEO, it pays off to be proactive and foreword thinking, not purely reactionary.  It pays to be the leader, not the follower.  How does this relate to naming images?  Well as of right now, the consensus is that naming you images accordingly doesn’t have a significant, if any, increase in SEO results… but it could in the future.

Why do we say this?  Well why not?  Google indexes text/ data, as well as images to make them relevant.  Whats to stop them from combining them in the future?  Not only that, but properly naming you images will help you in organization.

So how do you properly name an image? Good question and as of right now, there is not “perfect” answer but the same holds true as with all things, make it relevant.  If your image is of a golf putter you are selling, whay have it named “putt0234img.jpg” when it could be named “golf-putter-01.jpg”?  Clearly its obvious what the last image is, and if its this obvious to you, why wouldnt it be to the search engines?

Be proactive, think outside the box.  Even if 1 of 4 things you try works, that’s 1 thing more than your competitor.

For those of you heard me babble, you hear me say creditability, making a quality mark with Google, keep it fresh, reoccurring is key! and many things more I say… well i feel like I have some back up to that now for all my followers to see:

Matt Cutts of Google. He states, “In order to prevent things from becoming stale, we tend to use the current link graph, rather than a link graph of all of time.”

Keep it going… one month just ant going to cut it, even after 6 months you still need to prove to Google your creditability and that you the webmaster/ website are here to win it in the Search Engine Land!

So I guess that does mean C7 inst selling, she is just telling it how she knows it. >> keep your monthly seo package, stick with your plan, and never look back!

http://www.seowhat.com/seo-packages.html

One of the most common questions about website development comes from business owners asking whether their business should be online. The short and sweet answer is YES, if you have a business and you provide a product or service than you should have a business website. Absolutely. Without a doubt. Period.

In today’s market there’s simply not much that can’t be presented online. Whether your business sells products or services your business partners, potential employees, customers and perhaps even investors should be able to quickly locate you and the products and services you sell, and the most effective way for them to do that is by accessing the world wide web’s database. The truth is that NOT having a business website these days can be more costly to your business than investing in having an online presence. In our immediate economy consumers of all ages and types virtually see the World Wide Web as a credibility factor. When they can’t find you online, then you might as well not exist.

That being said, it is also not enough to just have a website. Because your image and the value of your product or service will be determined by the presentation of your website, you want to strongly evaluate what type of presence you want to create and then invest in your project accordingly in order to make a good impression.

Last note—don’t forget that the World Wide Web levels the playing field for all products and services. Now you’re not just competing for traffic and business locally but you’ve entered a pool that is literally boundless. This shouldn’t scare you, it should excite you and entice you too think all the more about how you can make your online presence unique, professional, enticing and trust worthy.

Your website will be an extension of your business, so treat it as the important “X” factor that it can be!