Google's First Page- How To Get Your Website There

If you're like most businesses who have a website, you're constantly wondering how you can make the most of your internet presence.

You paid money for the site or template, had a web designer/developer put it together, but still you're nowhere to be found. And if interested people can't find your site right away, you're going to lose business to those websites on the first, and maybe second, page of Google, Yahoo, MSN, or any of the other search engines.

In fact, 63% of those people looking for something on the web look ONLY at the results on the first page. Through effective search engine optimization, your site can move up considerably in the search engine rankings to where potential clients can find it.

This was the case with my client, Eileen Koch, who has a Public Relations firm in Beverly Hills, called appropriately enough, Eileen Koch and Company. She'd had her site, www.eileenkoch.com for a couple of years but wasn't getting the response she wanted. I told her about my success with search engine optimizition, and she immediatlely hired me to optimize her site. (My experts directory, www.FindAnExpertOnline.com, ranks, on January 24, 2008, #1 on Yahoo, #1 on MSN, and #2 on Google. You can't do much better than that!)

Before I started optimizing her site, I checked to see where she was ranking. Her website didn't show up in the top 100 which is the limit of the software I was using to check ranking, so one night in front of the TV, I sat with my laptop and browsed through Google. By the time I got to page 500 (that's 5,000 results), I still had not come across her site. I knew this would be a challenge. I could sense her frustration. All that money spent and nothing to show for it.

To make a long story short (give me a call for all the details and I'll tell you more), yesterday (January 25, 2008) my client's website sprang to life on the FIRST PAGE OF GOOGLE! And all in about 10-11 weeks time. You should have heard her response. From virtual obscurity (pun intended) to the first page of Google-- WOW!!!

If you're tired of not getting any results from your website, or if you think it should do better, give me a call and let's talk about it.

Frank Buddenbrock
FindAnExpertOnline.com/ SEO-Einstein
(818) 991-7135

P.S.- I shared this success story with a couple of clients and am now working with them to get their websites up in the search engine rankings. I'd ask to you wish us luck, but luck has nothing to do with it. It's just a matter of using the right techniques. The search engines are looking for specific things and I give it to them. 'Nuf said.

Infidelity Expert Ruth Houston Talks About Hillary Clinton and Cheating Husbands

I just love Ruth Houston's articles. She tells it like it is without any B.S. Ruth is one of our resident experts, her specialty being INFIDELITY.

In her newest article Why Hillary Clinton and Other Wives Stay with Husbands Who Cheat, Ruth lists a number of reasons that a wife might stay with her cheating husband, not the least of which are: financial reasons, for the kids, and the fear of being alone, among others.

The most important thing, Ruth says, is to not make a snap decision. She offers a very important free special report entitled 5 Things You SHOULDN'T Do If He´s Cheating on You. It covers the five most important things they should avoid doing immediately after discovering an affair.

If you think your husband is cheating on you, go read her article and get the free report.

Do you suspect your spouse of infidelity?

Ruth Houston, our resident expert on infidelity, says that there are at least 14 things everyone should know about signs of infidelity. I imagine there are a lot more.

The one thing I find truly interesting is that Ruth says that most cheaters display signs of infidelity that they're not even aware of. Is that really true? You'd think that a cheater would be hyper-sensitive to all their actions and their speech. I guess that lying is part and parcel of cheating.

I have a problem with lying-- I just don't do it very well. I find it's just way too difficult trying to keep track of which lie I told to which person. Of course this is over and above the fact that lying is wrong. Plus I just feel tremendous guilt. It eats me up.

Click here for Ruth's article on infidelity.