How To Get Your Web Page Into Google in 7 Day's

Building A Basic Web Page

OK, here we go. Time to put my page where my mouth is! I am going to make a new web page at the same time as writing this tutorial and get it listed in Google within 1 week!. I accept that www.kimptoncomputers.co.uk is an old domain name, and this will help the page get ranked slightly quicker as the search engines are already aware of the sites existence. I have done this experiment on brand spanking new domains and the results are still the same. This is because of the links we create later which guide the search engines to the site almost right away. The page we are going to create for this tutorial can be found here:

Blooming Jasmine Flower Green Tea

The Aim Of This Exercise

1, To create a single webpage in a website.
2, Make the page as Search Engine Friendly as possible.
3, Test the page using FREE tools only.
4, Inform the search engines of its existence.
5, Get a handful of links to our page.
6, Get the page listed for its main keyword in Google within 7 days!

To follow this tutorial, you will need:

A Domain Name & Web Hosting
A HTML design package such as FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Amaya 10
Some FREE accounts in websites detailed later

(for this tutorial, we are going to use Microsoft FrontPage)

Writing You Page Content

First off, you need to know what your page / site is going to be about. I find it best to write the main content first. Its much harder to design your page when you don't have any idea of what it's about. You want to write between 600 & 1500 words.

For the experiment, I have written a page all about "Blooming Jasmine Flower Green Tea" My friend has a business importing green tea, and I would like to create a page to link to him.

Now that I have my text or article, I can begin to build a page for it. Normally you would use the same template already used through-out your site, but for this instance, I'm just going to create a plain/boring page as the search engines cant see my pictures anyway. Look through my other tutorials on creating graphics for your site.

Most new sites are written in a language called PHP, and almost certainly use CSS files for managing the template. For this experiment however, I'm just going to create a bog standard HTML page which is self sufficient. The principles applied would be used in the creation of any webpage using any method.

1, Create a new blank page. The HTML code will look something like this:

When I use HTML to build a page, I prefer to use tables to lay my page out with. I start with a single celled table and set it to around 750 pixels wide, and place it in the centre of the page.

Into this table I insert 3 more single celled tables, not one table with 3 rows. This is so that I can place borders much easier if required.

I use the top of the 3 tables for the header banner – creation of banners and images are covered in another tutorial.

The middle table will be used for everything in the main area of the site, and the bottom table will be used for the footer information.

For this example I am going to also add some Google Ads so that I might earn a little commission on the page over time. You will notice from the example page that I have chosen “Blooming Jasmine Flower Green Tea” as the main keyword I wish the page to get listed for in the search engines.

Now I insert the text I have written, and have all my headings or titles to each section on separate lines.

Next, go down through the text and highlight the titles and change them to have H1 tags. Some of the smaller, less relevant titles may want to be H2. Just be sure to give at least the top title a H1 tag. The top title needs to contain your most prized keyword.

Once you have selected your H1 to H6 tags, go back through and alter the font sizes and types to something more fitting for the page. If we had been using a CSS file to manage the fonts etc, then you wouldn’t need to be doing this.

In the footer, type your copyright notices and follow it off with your most prized keyword.

When writing my page, I have also made great effort to repeat my keyword throughout the document, but not too many times. We will be testing this next to make sure your page is not breaking the rules.