Very nicely done. I am concerned about the amount of verbiage on the front page. Is there any way you could break it up a little bit. Many people who are reviewing websites have a very short attention span. you may loose them.

Frank Hurtte

Some free optimisation advice for you:

1. Telemarketing is a weak keyword to use you might need to investigate at least a two word keyphrase! Keywords are the first area you should look at and research.

2. Use a

tag, the major search engines see these as important.

3. Reduce the keyword count for "telemarketing" in your ALT tags, it will look like keyword stuffing to Google

4. Use a

tag also :-)

5. Try to get "call center companies" in a title

6. Poor use of "call center companies" keyphrase throughout your pages

7. Use "call center companies" as an ALT tag in place of "telemarketing" at least once

Good luck, if you need any further professional assistance, contact me, this kind of project is right up my street.

I have a question. In your list of "Leading the Competition in the following services" are they ranked in that order for any particular reason?
Is that your strongest service? In your market research is that what most clients need as a service? Will it yield you the most return per project?

And I would capitalize "support" on Marketing and Technical Support.

Also, your top level topic bar... why did you pick that order? Careers is smack in the middle of services and rates .. seems odd to me.

It is not intuitive to me that "index" will bring me back to the home page... and it is frustrating to a browser who saw something on your home page not to find an easy way back to it.
I don't think you need to spell out FAQ.

The overall feel of it - A1. Clean, interesting enough... I like the general impact. It is some of the finer details that I think you should review again.

Tat

Hi,

When i searched "outbound telemarketing services" on yahoo its coming on 3rd page. Also its not visible anywhere in google. Thats not good as most of the users visit google for any kind of search.

If you don't choose the right keywords, all of your other strategies won't help you at all, because those strategies build on top of choosing the right keywords.

Customer Approach: Your searchers are probably not finding you the same way that you'd think they'd find you. Instead, ask your customers or someone outside of your business what they would type in the search window when looking for your site.

There are different "Keyword Research and Strategies " that you can improve your ranking. I have written a research paper on this as well. They are:

1. Optimize each page separately: When working with search engines, consider the focus of each page separately, because the engines do. So, if you want top ranked pages, create content-rich information pages that center on one or two topics only, and use those fine-tuned topics as your keywords for that page. Don't try to optimize a single page for every keyword that's important to your business. It just won't work. Instead, create separate content-rich pages and utilize your other keywords in that manner, and bring additional traffic into your site.

2. Stay away from general keywords: Take your keyword ideas and fine tune them based on each page of your website.

3. Take a general keyword and add a specific word to it: If you can only think of very general keywords, start with a list of those keywords, and then add specific words to each one.

4. Consider regional keywords: If you have business in different cities across globe. So the keyword phrase should contain the names of the cities or state.

5. Different terminology: Do people from other regions use different terminology when searching for your keyword phrase? If so, utilize that terminology in your tags or on your page, or create a separate page. For example, in the South, people call "shopping carts" that you find in grocery stores "buggies."

6. What keywords are your competitors using: Search for your competitors' sites and see what keywords they're using.

7. Keywords and META tags: They can dramatically improve your search-engine ranking. Your prospects use keywords and key phrases to find you in the search engines.
Meta description tips: Make sure you accurately describe the content of your page while trying to entice visitors to click on your listing. Include 3-4 of your most important keyword phrases, especially those used in your title tag and page copy.
Meta keywords tips: Aside from what we mention in the other tips below you should only use those keyword phrases that you also used in the copy of your page, title tag, meta description, and other tags.

8. Page Title: The title of a web page appears on top of the page in the title bar of the browser. Web pages that use your search terms in the title will rank higher with some search engines than pages that contain them in the text only.
•Write a powerful headline for the title of your site.
•Create a title for every web page.
•Include the most important keywords and phrases, including the ones potential buyers use when searching for your topic.
•By starting your page title with a letter toward the beginning of the alphabet (A, B, C) you may increase your chances of appearing near the top of the listing in some search engines.

I will put some points in next post.

Hope the above points will help

Nitin