A recent survey showed that up to 80% of all potential customers looking for a product or a service on the major search engines would buy from a company on the first page of the natural listings as a result of using SEO (Search engine optimisation) rather than a company using adwords!!
SEO isn't all metatags and linkbacks - using your keywords and phrases frequently but sensibly and in the right places on your website help to optimise your website and allow Google, Yahoo and other search engines to recognise which search results you want it included in.
Use your chosen keywords or phrases frequently in your copy - this will help search engines to work out how relevant your website is to the keywords. A word of caution, though: it's important to avoid keyword stuffing. Experts say your keyword density, or the amount of copy your keywords take up, should be around 2% - so two of every 100 words should be keywords.
Search engines place more emphasis on headings - the text which goes between the < H1 >, < H2 > and the < H3 > tags - and this is where you can really go to town without your copy starting to sound odd, so make sure your headings are keyword-heavy. Some experts suggest inserting extra headings into your website so you can include more keywords between header tags. This also has the extra advantage of making your website easier to scan-read.
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