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On Target Web Solutions is passionate about providing clients with high quality web design and search engine marketing results. Our web designs incorporate search engine optimization from the beginning to ensure that your marketing investment gets found and converts to a sale.

What sets On Target Web Solutions apart? A dedication to providing high quality web design coupled with web sites that are search engine friendly.

Come back often and read up on some of our web design tips and tricks.

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When we sit down to create a web site, we first, want to know what the foundation of the web site will be: we know that the home will be an index page, but deeper, we need to think out how each page will link to each other, sub navigation structure, etc.

The navigation is obviously important for your web viewing audience, but is also very important for search engines. Your web site navigation needs to be spider friendly so that each page of your web site can be crawled, thus increasing the probablity of your content being found in an organic search engine marketing search.

Plan your web navigation carefully, make certain you can add upon the structure efficiently if you need to. A bit of planning can go a long way.

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We've worked on a few web sites lately that we did not create. This can be a tedious chore if the web site designer didn't have us in mind when he / she designed and developed the site!

Let's say we need to add a few new pages to the site and we know we want to add these new pages / text links to a footer: If the site has three hundred pages and has not used an 'include' file for the footer, we will be updating EACH page of the web site by hand!

An include file allows you to edit ONE file and update the entire web site. It is the difference of 2 minutes as opposed to HOURS of updates.

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We obviously look at several web sites a day, sometimes hundreds. The biggest mistake we see people make on their web site is that they don't tell their site visitors what to do! Your web site should exist to 'sell' or attract prospects, leads, etc. One those leads or prospects get there, what do you want them to do?

Adding your phone number in a conspicuous location on your site can dramatically help reach out to potential clients. Don't make your site visitors try and figure out how to contact you!

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CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets: Web designers use CSS to keep styles and web site attributes in order. CSS can control fonts, font sizes, font decoration, link behaviour and even positioning of elements on the web page.

For a web designer, it is much easier to spend the time and create a CSS file in the beginning of web site development other than doing it the 'easy' way. If you ever need to change font behaviours down the road, it's as simple as editing one file, not EVERY page of the web site.

Using CSS also helps to keep your web site code clean, the less 'junk code' in your web site, the easier it is for Google, MSN and Yahoo to spider / crawl your web site.

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Once you've published that pretty and shiny new web site, you need to tell the world about it! Generating an XML sitemap is easy and serves as a feed directly to Google, MSN or Yahoo. You can find an online sitemap generator by simply googling xml site map creator. Once you've created your web site site map and uploaded it to your web server, you will need to tell the search engines that you've done so.... In Google, you simply create an account and sign up for Google Web Master tools, MSN and Yahoo have something similar as well. Now that this part is handled, you should create an HTML sitemap for your web site visitors: simply create a page with each link and link your sitemap off of your footer.