How To Make Your Website Better Than Your Competitors

There has never been, and will never be a website that became great by having the right amount of characters in a title or the right percentage of keywords. Before spending time and money on SEO things, think about the people you want using your webpages and how you can make their lives easier by providing what they are looking for. Great websites pleasure their users. They do so by providing better, more useful, and more engaging content. The goal is not just to provide information, it is to provide information uniquely and distinctly in your own way.

Every webpage of your site is an opportunity to do better. Every website can be improved. Every one of your pages could use an update of some sort that would make it a better resource for your users. If you want your website to rank higher in Google search results you must find a way to have people enjoy your website more.

This can be accomplished in several ways. The best way to have your website rank higher is to make it better for your users. Think about why people would want to use your website and then make it even better for them. In the years I have spent working in SEO the mistake I have seen most often is people who think their website is "done".

Since they think it is done, they spend time on things like SEO instead of improving their website. Your website is not "done" until your are ranking where you want to and serving your users better than any of your competition. If you are not ranking as high as you want, your website is not done.

Update the design of your site by getting a new theme. Instead of spending an hour a day reading SEO blogs, spend an hour reading blogs that cover your subject. Interact with and observe those blogs and resources. Why do people like them, Accept that your website can be better.

Instead of checking your website statistics, check your own webpages and make sure you have the best information possible for your users. Look at just one webpage on your website and figure out how it can be better for your users. Consider adding unique or more specific images and graphics. Go right now. Leave this page and look at one of your own. We will still be here when you come back. Enjoy the process. It is fun and exciting to make webpages you are proud of. It feels good to help your users.

If your horse is very tall and leggy, though, you might want to make them a little bit longer, or if you have a squatty little pony they'd probably need to be a bit shorter. The easiest way to do this would be is if you have a set that you know fits, measure those and you can figure out what length you'll need. Otherwise, you might have to experiment a little bit.

Okay, now the logistical side of things. Making your own polos is simple and you can get some much more fun colors and designs than are easy to find normally. Fleece, however, is rather expensive, as is velcro. 26.97 just for the fabric. 10.90 and just over eight feet long.

The great thing about fabric though, It goes on sale fairly frequently. 4.99/yard, which is the price I bought my fleece at. 2.99/yard. Also note that out of three yards of fleece, you can get three sets of polos. 2.99 a set if you make all three. Add in the cost of velcro, and you're still saving a decent amount of money.

A few notes on polo wraps. It might make sense to try to buy only a single yard of fabric and piece them together to get a nine foot strip, but the seams will create pressure points on your horse's legs which need to be avoided. It is also imperative that the wraps be applied with even pressure to prevent cording or the possibility of a bowed tendon.