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It would be a safe bet to keep your web site at no more than 750 pixels wide, regardless of
fact that more and more people are going to 1024x768. If your site is geared towards older folk, then you can count on
majority being at 800x600 for easier reading. You don’t want to alienate your visitors by having them scroll to see
whole page. Be sure to check that your web site pages show up
same in all browsers.
The Intro
Never ever put “Under Construction” or any other type of phrase that says that you are incomplete on your web site. Your site is young … it is never incomplete. Try to refrain from saying “Welcome to …”. You should think of your web space as being real estate. The space you use up with unnecessary text is a waste of advertising.
The Text
Keywords, their place on a web page, whether they are bolded or not, and
number of times each word appears on a web page are factors that determine how high you end up in search results.
HTML Tags
Before I say anything further, don’t get freaked out by HTML code. It not as hard as it looks. Again, do a little reading on
Internet … this time about Meta Tags and Keywords. You will have to make sure that your Title, Description, and Keyword Meta Tags are bang on with
text on each web page you build. You can use many free Tag Analyzers found on
Internet to check relevancies.
Graphics
Graphics increase load time and looks. There’s a fine line between too little and too much. Use customers, not friends and family to gauge what is appropriate for
way your web site will look.
Random Tips
You may need to read a little to learn how to implement some of these tips, but nonetheless, they are here for your consideration to improve
placement of your web site in search results:
Make sure your
is right below
in
HTML code Use one or two keywords in an ALT Tag to describe your images Get links pointing at you from sites sharing similar content

Austin Culley is the Chief Operating Officer for Oil-Net.Com Inc.
http://www.oil-net.com