Probably the most important element to ranking any one web page is the overall content on that page. Using keywords and phrases along with all of the text on a page is what ultimately makes a page relevant for search. Having important text on a page that you want to rank for is essential but if the remaining text on the page is not relevant to those important words and phrases, you will not rank for anything. There is an old saying, “Content is King.” This is as true as any aspect of SEO. To express the ideas and information that you want searchers to find in your website, the more content the better.

There is a common belief that 300 to 500 words on a page are enough to satisfy the search engines and your visitors. This is true, if you believe that only the minimum content requirements are satisfactory. Trust me, websites that hold top search engine positions are not doing so based on maintaining the absolute minimum requirements to satisfy what others say or believe to be the standard.

To achieve total success with your website’s search engine optimization, words mean everything. The words that point links to your website are important. The words in the title and description are important and the words on your web pages are important. The more words the better.

There you have it, onpage SEO for any website seeking higher rankings. I hope you find this information and useful. The process is easy to follow and no one is better prepared to perform onpage SEO for your website than you. This information can make a difference in your website traffic, your online leads and your Internet sales, whether those sales are for a “real” brick and mortar business or an Internet operation conducted entirely online from your kitchen table.

You are now one major step closer to ranking higher in the search results. Please let me know how it goes for you. Email me at terry@terryreeves.com to contact me directly. You can also contact me from my contact page.