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Top Keyword Searches for the Cayman Islands

We can never really tell what people are exactly looking for in the Search Engines... lucky for us there are tools for these search terms called keywords. Here is a summary of the top keywords - per industry. For additional information or complete list of keywords all relating to the Cayman Islands - please request for it and contact us at GoCayman.ky - Tel. 345-943-4400 or 345-925-8188 Only wordtracker was used in these results and that should be taken into consideration. It is always better to cross reference your searches using multiple keyword searches. These results just give us a sampling... Top 10 Keywords for the root word, "cayman" as of January 20, 2008 1. cayman islands 2. grand cayman 3. grand cayman island 4. cayman 5. cayman island 6. grand cayman islands 7. cayman airways 8. grand cayman diving 9. grand cayman golf 10. grand cayman snorkeling Total number of searches for these top ten keywords: 2,316/day Top Ten Keywords from rootwords all pertaining to the

Website Search Engine Friendly Basics

I had a three meetings today and all of them were to discuss 3 websites that were not performing and even not showing up for their company names. I don't know how many times I have said just how much more difficult it is to inherit a website than to create one from the bottom up. And yet clients expect to pay less for services rendered for Website RE-development. When creating a website for business purposes it would be wise to ask your webmaster if you can insert these very important parameters into EACH page of your website: 1. Page Title: If you have to do ONE thing right, it would be your page title. The page title is whats located on the very top of your browser. Keep your title to 65 characters. Ensure that the keyword or phrase that you are targeting fits nicely in the page title without making it unreadable. 2. Meta description tags: Have you ever wondered about where the displayed text right under your website address comes from? Hello? This is actually the text t