SEO Friendly Web Site Structure

Google robots are objective site evaporators. Instead of trying to manipulate the bots, try to construct an objectively good site. Make it readable, browser-friendly and replete with relevant content. If you succeed in that, you will probably have made it search engine optimized. There are exceptions, but they only prove the rule.

An Organic SEO company educates its clients on how to create and display reader-friendly content. You’d be surprised how few writers factor readability into their product. People think narrowly and bombastically. They want a prominent header, or three diagonal menus, or music and video that start the moment you visit the landing page—which are all legitimate, as long as form follows function.

Take a look at the header of this site. The word SEO is prominent on its logo. We’ve made it clear that we’re not a bookstore or an online real estate agency. And for the chance that a new visitor might never have heard of the term ‘search engine optimization‘, we add a layman’s description of our Organic SEO company’s expertise: “Helping you rank higher on Google”

Now, Google’s crawlers can’t see our logo and text-bubble because they’re images and not text. But what we speak of here is the spirit of being browser friendly. You won’t get lost on our site, because you’ll always have the main menu above you through which to return to key pages. The body text is clearly placed at the center of your window. A spider won’t trip while crawling Oganro.com, and at the end he’ll add an extra check mark to his notebook, saying, “This site is well SEO optimized!”