Webuser Forums: Keywords

I'm assuming that your template is in Dreamweaver?

There is an editable region called "doctitle" which I suggest you move all your <title> and <meta> tags into rather than having them in the main template. This should allow you to edit them on a page by page basis.

If you want to get a high search engine ranking I suggest you do the following:

Buy a descriptive top level domain name, something like:

MCAOrals.com
MCAOralExams.com

or similar. Search engines look at the domain name for keywords and place high emphisis on this.

Place descriptive page titles and keywords on the titles for each page - this is deemed very highly by the search engines.

Make effective use of <h1>,<h2> etc tags to highlight your page headings.

Try and put as much as you can in style sheets. You have an awful lot of "inline styles", ie. <font> tags on your page. This means that the actual content of your site is alot less previlant.

Get lots of other sites linking to your site. Get listed in free directories, especially dmoz.org which feeds into search engines such as Google and Yahoo! There should also be lots of free education directories you can get listed on too.

Hope that helps!

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