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The Hernando County Tourism Development Board recently accepted bids ranging from $10,000 to $400,000 from seven of the nation's top web developers to build a new county tourism website - Tourism Development turned to Brooksville Computer Network Solutions to Evaluate Those Bids.
The seven proposals to the county were packed with over 350 pages of technical graphs, charts and sample site links to explore.  Because the county demanded to know, the information disclosed included exactly what means and methods would be employed to draw visitors and guarantee results.  Company secrets from web development firms employing up to 100 people working in multiple departments...
...from graphics developers, to web programmers, to search engine optimizers to marketing copy writers - all were forced to reveal their secrets in order to win the county bid.  Brooksville Computer Network Solutions has thus gained tomes of knowledge from these terse technically packed advanced web development tutorials, and can now offer these same superior services to you and your business.
In a world where the web means money, and everyone is on the web, beating the competition means bringing the right clients to the right pages on your site.  In the mid 1990's simply building a web site was the great equalizer, but much about competing in today's online market is about ongoing optimization and market positioning.  This is the key to continued gains today.
Steady gains over time resulting in real sales by reaching the right people interested in your products or services are what real optimization is all about.  Your site is your permanent salesman on the internet working 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year even while you sleep.  So finding and talking to the right people (or rather helping the right people to find you), people who are most interested in what you are selling is where the most guarded secrets and advanced methods of optimization come into play - and where your site effectively becomes a money magnet.
Typically optimization costs begin at several hundred dollars - but even though both sales and the number of potential clients will increase for you.  If your market is selling t-shirts online and the web is over saturated with fully optimized competitor websites (requiring hundreds or even thousands of man hours worth of SEO work) then there are  still things that can be done to improve your position markedly - depending upon what it is you're selling you may benefit soon from the perspective of an immediate cost/benefits analysis.  If your product fills a unique niche and you have relatively little competition, your optimization process could quickly pay off handsomely, and quickly.
Even some of the standard sites like the ones below, built and managed by Brooksville Computer Network Solutions are experiencing steady gains with little or no optimization beyond standard meta-tags and phrase analysis.  Much greater results could be seen with extra paid optimization.
Black Bear Bike - a consistently strengthening site owned by a man with good marketing sense. Images and text are added several times a week, with an eye on the customer.
Brooksville Business Alliance - a informational social website that requires lots of effort to update and maintain.  The numbers aren't great, but the results are that the people who visit the site also visit and shop in Brooksville.  Optimization is a slow ongoing effort.
Nobleton Canoe Outpost - a site taken over by Brooksville Computer several months ago and climbing.  The owners had a clear plan in mind and they have expanded some of the features.
Peace Tree Trading - started out strong with the goal of setting up a shopping cart and broadening the scope of the site to include information about local and nearby events in the area of Native Americans.  Building of the site halted at the point where it now is, and has remained stagnant - resulting in both a steady drop in attendance, and corresponding decrease in business.  This site could benefit most strongly from optimization as it fills a distinct niche.
Using the proper tools, development
and optimization go hand in hand
Key-word and key-phrase analysis, coupled with careful copy writing, attention to capturing client data and demographics based messaging, market comparisons and careful link placements all add up to a more profitable web experience for you with measurable results.
 
Call Brooksville Computer Network Solutions at 352-232-1678 for a free consultation regarding your future website or present website makeover.
What do other web
developers call "SEO"?
Read a direct quote from one below:
What they're actually telling you is this:
"Search engine content" means the words on the page and the meta-tags that are hidden special tags that match things on your page.  For instance, if you sell birdhouses and you use the word "birdhouse" on your page, you can use "birdhouse" as a meta-tag.  However, even if on your bird-oriented web site it's quite obvious to you that you sell all sorts of things that would be of extreme interest to someone who is a member of the Audubon Society - you cannot use "Audubon" or "Audubon Society" in your meta-tags because it's not on the page itself - you'll be penalized and get a lower ranking if you do.  So "Strategic modification of website content" and submission to the search engines is just plain old fashioned web design.  REAL Search Engine Optimization today goes well beyond that, and anyone who tries to charge you extra for simple meta-tag linked to page content isn't doing anything at all.  If a company built you a website without meta-tags matched to content you could probably sue.