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Web Site Theme- Is your sites theme search engine friendly?  by: Dawn Rowlett Your websites theme is very important to its success. When your site is indexed by search engines, they actually review your sites theme as well as other content. The theme must be carefully planned. Here are some tips for developing a proper web site theme that will make search engines happy as well. Choose a design that revolves around keywords and keyword phrases. For example, if your sites keywords are sporting goods, choose design elements that are associated with sporting goods. Use bright colors such as red and yellow. Use elements that are high impact and exciting, similar to thoughts associated with sporting goods. Focus on the types of products, services, and information you seek to promote. You are selling sporting goods, not bedding. Focus on sporting goods and stay on that approach. Don’t get side tracked with a certain color theme you favor. Make your keywords the main focus of your theme. Make them bigger, and make them stand out against all the other content. Search engine spiders review website theme as to how it relates to keywords. It is a complicated algorithm, but it takes into consideration the use of keywords and links. Search engines look for lots of content related to the main theme throughout the site, so it’s a good idea to have lots of information written for your site. Lots of work should go into choosing the perfect theme for your site. Make sure you are truly representing what you wish to provide. If you get bogged down with too many keywords or keyword phrases, you may need to consider additional websites that focus around this theme, instead of flooding your own site with too many products. Remember, the theme of the website should be appealing to users as well as the search engines. Once a theme is finalized, there are many more steps to make your site optimized for search engines. A theme is only the beginning. But it should be a strong foundation from which your site will grow and develop. About The Author This article was written by Dawn Rowlett of Web Submission Services as an informational piece for website owners. Please visit Web Submission Services for more information about web site theme, http://www.internetmarketingwebsites.com/web-site-theme.htm and search engine optimization techniques, http://www.internetmarketingwebsites.com/web-design-search-engine-optimization.htm. This article was posted on April 15, 2006   View More Videos from the "Web Design and Development" category: How to Design the Flash Messaging Area in Adobe Photoshop CS3 How To Stealth Surf Controlling Your Visitors' Eyes World Tech Update 112   Read More Articles from the "Web Design and Development" Category: Magento Ecommerce - Why Your Magento Hosting Company Matters by Richard Rowan If Content is King, then surely Relevance is Queen! by Jason Hulott Password Protection with PHP, MySQL, and Session Variables by Dan McConkey Good Guy Vs. Bad Guy In SEO by Margarette Mcbride A Brief Overview Of SEO by Margarette Mcbride 5 Simple Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Techniques by Noah Ulrich How to Get a Quality Brochure Design by Emily Matthew Golden Section Ratio Design Tool From Atrise by Andrew Revvo Hire Web Professionals To Get The Desired Results by Asif Ahmed Open Source Free Software De-Mystified by Jared Alberghini << Back to "Web Design And Development" Index

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