Hello fellow Actinic users,
we specialise in selling new and used parts for Porsche cars.
Our fastest moving products are brake pads, clutches and service kits. We have them listed on our website, http://www.frazerpart.com/acatalog/S...s___Parts.html
but, how do we go about getting them featured in the Google listings? We know we are very competitive on price, but if people can't find us when they do a google search on "Porsche 911 clutch" for example, we're missing out on a huge opportunity. We like to see if we can get some results manually before exploring the Adwords route.
Can somebody take a look at our site and please offer some suggestions as to how we could direct more traffic to those products. What are we doing wrong? Is there anything blatently obvious? Are page names, meta descriptions and keywords as influential as they used to be? Is there a quick fix that we can implement that will increase traffic immediately?
Secondly, and this may or may not be related, but how can we make sure that when google does list us in it's results page (for a search on "911 clutch" for example), the link that google provides, does indeed take the browsers directly to the product page (e.g. 911 clutch) and not the homepage where the user still has to browse for it?
Hope somebody can help
Max
we specialise in selling new and used parts for Porsche cars.
Our fastest moving products are brake pads, clutches and service kits. We have them listed on our website, http://www.frazerpart.com/acatalog/S...s___Parts.html
but, how do we go about getting them featured in the Google listings? We know we are very competitive on price, but if people can't find us when they do a google search on "Porsche 911 clutch" for example, we're missing out on a huge opportunity. We like to see if we can get some results manually before exploring the Adwords route.
Can somebody take a look at our site and please offer some suggestions as to how we could direct more traffic to those products. What are we doing wrong? Is there anything blatently obvious? Are page names, meta descriptions and keywords as influential as they used to be? Is there a quick fix that we can implement that will increase traffic immediately?
Secondly, and this may or may not be related, but how can we make sure that when google does list us in it's results page (for a search on "911 clutch" for example), the link that google provides, does indeed take the browsers directly to the product page (e.g. 911 clutch) and not the homepage where the user still has to browse for it?
Hope somebody can help
Max
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