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I agree; there are a lot of old school meta tags that haven't been used by search engines in years. It is just code bloat serving no purpose other than to make the site load more slowly.
Looking for SEO Help for a P&C Site
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Can I steal the idea of this thread and ask you guys what you think of the "seo" of this website? My SEO was done by me and I do not know anything about SEO and this was my first website ever. But guess what, I actually had a phone call today from an actual senior who saw my site. didnt turn into anything yet. he found the website by a business card that one of my current clients gave him.
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The good news is that your site is #1 on Google for the phrase "Free Supplement Quote". The bad news is that there's pretty much no search volume for that phrase.
Start by doing some keyword research on what you want to optimize your site for. You gotta aim before you shoot! Find some good phrases that your prospects will use to find you with decent volume that aren't too competitive.
If you don't know how to do this, hire someone like Dave Miller (dmiller90 around these parts) to help you. No point in wasting time optimizing for search phrases that aren't going to bring prospects to you or are too competitive.
Oh, and I'll let Dave or someone else weigh in on the quality of HTML you get from Intuit sites because I'm a bit biased.
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Quality coding with Aarons Sites This service is giving the Agent a great platform to Rank well if done correctly.
I doubt it will do very well, No content and no useful information. Just another Quote site.
If you were a senior prospect searching for medicare information, would you rather land on your site www.FreeSupplementQuote.com or this one www.Over65Insure.com
Which website would Google want to display to thier (Clients) Searchers, a Quote site? or a site that provides the most relevant unique information (content) on the Keyword Phrase Searched?
This service is giving the Agent a great platform to Rank well if done correctly.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -The good news is that your site is #1 on Google for the phrase "Free Supplement Quote". The bad news is that there's pretty much no search volume for that phrase.
Start by doing some keyword research on what you want to optimize your site for. You gotta aim before you shoot! Find some good phrases that your prospects will use to find you with decent volume that aren't too competitive.
If you don't know how to do this, hire someone like Dave Miller (dmiller90 around these parts) to help you. No point in wasting time optimizing for search phrases that aren't going to bring prospects to you or are too competitive.
Oh, and I'll let Dave or someone else weigh in on the quality of HTML you get from Intuit sites because I'm a bit biased.
I doubt it will do very well, No content and no useful information. Just another Quote site.
If you were a senior prospect searching for medicare information, would you rather land on your site www.FreeSupplementQuote.com or this one www.Over65Insure.com
Which website would Google want to display to thier (Clients) Searchers, a Quote site? or a site that provides the most relevant unique information (content) on the Keyword Phrase Searched?
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Not that I'm optically challenged, but there you have the Adjust Font buttons on top of the threads.
I hope you find them useful.
Val.
I hope you find them useful.
Val.
Hey Val, I think Dan is referring to my www.Over65Insure.com site that has the Font adjustment.
Not that I'm optically challenged, but there you have the Adjust Font buttons on top of the threads.
I hope you find them useful.
Val.
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True, that's why I added that option here because I liked it.
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