So you bought a domain…. What do you do next? Did you put up an Under Construction page and then leave it for…. Well I’m not going to say how long, because I don’t know how long the page has been up. ?

Usually, the Under Construction page can show that you took your website offline while you were working on it. This is sometimes done because the website is going through major edits so visitors can’t see the work while the editing is going on. The standard time for having this page up is 1 – 2 weeks.

But if your page has been up there longer this can impact your business.

Did you know that the average time on site of a top 10 Google result is three minutes and 10 seconds? This is why it’s so important that you have quality copywriting on your site to get customers to stick around.

We all want our website to have a great ranking on search engines but there are a lot of details involved in getting this ranking. One of the details that Google uses to rank pages is the users’ experience and this is why our copywriting is another important piece in our SEO planning.

I’m sure you have seen the dreaded 404 Error message shown in our post image at some point in time, but have you ever wondered why you see this message?

This error means that the page you were trying to see on a website couldn't be found on their server. Should you be concerned if this error can be found when users are trying to find your website?

We’ve talked about what keywords potential customers were using to find your business online, but did you know that the right keywords aren’t necessarily the most popular?

This seems like a no brainer right? Well it is... But it’s not always a good idea to use the most searched keywords.

Did you know that 81% of your customers search online for products or services?

We all want to be found during these searches and to do that you need to optimize your website’s content for the most popular search keywords. But how do you do this?

Do you just decide which words sound good to your and your friends? Do you take out your paper and pen and make a long list of words that you think may apply to your business?