Media-Slave Web Hosting and Web Design / Photography Glasgow, Scotland

The most likely reason that you cannot find your site is that it has a low ranking in the search return. This may be because your site is not optimized for the keywords you entered. It is also possible that the search engine's "spider" has not yet visited your site and this is also adversely affecting the ranking and making it difficult to locate the site in the search return. If you continued to search through the search return, you would eventually find your site.

The easiest way to determine if your site is in the search engine's database is to enter the full URL provided with your submission order. For example, enter www.your-domain-name.com in the search box of the top search engine Google (www.google.com). If you are unhappy with your ranking, we suggest that you optimize your site to help improve your ranking.

These days people are really interested in web traffic - big web traffic. But one thing that many web designers don’t consider, is the quality of traffic.

Most people want to have high hits but more importantly is quality hits. Many of our sites do not get extremely high hits, but the hits they do receive are from people who are actually searching for keywords thet relate to the clients site and his business. This means that the visitor who has found the site is actually looking for that content.

SEO via Google Image Search
There’s more to the modern Internet that just text, people are typing in keywords for images too. If you stick to accessibility guidelines your images will be more accessible to a wider audience and as an added bonus index-able with Google and other search engines. As part of Media-Slave's SEO we make sure all images are well named, have alt tags included (as it should be) but also turn enhanced image search on in our Google verification. We also allow the image folder in the robots file.