Market Website

[ruchit.devil]

Hi,

Now my site http://www.thelaptopcare.in is live, i would like to now how to market the website. also how to make the website to be list in the search engine. Is there any tool available for this? Also what other methods will increase the traffic to my website.

[PascalVG]

First of all, connect to Google analytics and webtools and add (google) sitemap module and upload to google.

Modules->Modules, filter on "other modules" then you see Google Sitemap module. Press install and then see configure page.

http://www.google.com/analytics/

https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home?hl=en

 

Other useful modules are in the modules category: Analytics and stats. Filter on this category and you'll see modules as Search engine keywords, Shop search, Visitors origin etc.

 

 

Then:

Optimize your site with the best keywords you can think of/find out what customers use to find you.

 

N.B. Most important field to change is :

Go to Preferences->SEO & URL's, then edit the 'index'. Here fill in the 'page Title' This is the line that you will see in the Google search results, and should contain your main keywords! Make sure you have these keywords on your front page, with links to sub pages where they are detailed out. (See also first link below here for more details)

 

Then add module Home Editor module and add title and subtitle. These lines appear in Google search results and should contain in readable text (This is what the searcher reads and make him/her decide to go to your site or not!) what your site is about, also good to use the main keywords here...

 

 

Some good starters link about optimizing is here:

http://webmarketingtoday.com/articles/checklist/

 

Some very basic, but specifically for Prestashop is here:

http://www.prestashopic.com/search-engine-optimization-seo-tips-for-prestashop

 

To check some keywords for your site, see this link:

http://www.seocentro.com/tools/search-engines/keyword-position.html

 

Some free (and paid) tools can be found here:

http://tools.seobook.com/

 

Hope this helps,

pascal

[ruchit.devil]

First of all, connect to Google analytics and webtools and add (google) sitemap module and upload to google.

Modules->Modules, filter on "other modules" then you see Google Sitemap module. Press install and then see configure page.

http://www.google.com/analytics/

https://www.google.c...ools/home?hl=en

 

Other useful modules are in the modules category: Analytics and stats. Filter on this category and you'll see modules as Search engine keywords, Shop search, Visitors origin etc.

 

 

Then:

Optimize your site with the best keywords you can think of/find out what customers use to find you.

 

N.B. Most important field to change is :

Go to Preferences->SEO & URL's, then edit the 'index'. Here fill in the 'page Title' This is the line that you will see in the Google search results, and should contain your main keywords! Make sure you have these keywords on your front page, with links to sub pages where they are detailed out. (See also first link below here for more details)

 

Then add module Home Editor module and add title and subtitle. These lines appear in Google search results and should contain in readable text (This is what the searcher reads and make him/her decide to go to your site or not!) what your site is about, also good to use the main keywords here...

 

 

Some good starters link about optimizing is here:

http://webmarketingt...cles/checklist/

 

Some very basic, but specifically for Prestashop is here:

http://www.prestasho...-for-prestashop

 

To check some keywords for your site, see this link:

http://www.seocentro...d-position.html

 

Some free (and paid) tools can be found here:

http://tools.seobook.com/

 

Hope this helps,

pascal

 

thanks pascal for the valuable info

[PascalVG]

You're welcome. I'll keep the topic open for now, so others can add to my initial response. Feel free to add [sOLVED] to the title (see my footer on how) whenever you feel you've got enough answer :-)

 

Anyone: additional ideas/comments? Always welcome!

 

pascal