(openPR) - LOS ANGELES, CA - Do-it-yourselfers who are struggling to optimize their websites for Google, Yahoo, and MSN can now take advantage of a free analysis provided by Fast Track SEOP.
"For the novice website optimization is pretty much a mystery," says Pat Spinelli, the company's CEO, "and we're hoping the offering of a free website analysis with help those struggling for search engine placements the guidance they need to improve their positioning."
The comparative analysis, while not guaranteeing top rankings, explains in considerable detail the actions do-it-yourselfers need to take to make sure their websites conform to current best practices. The Google report includes not only a comprehensive analysis of the subject website's strengths and weaknesses, but also provides specific recommendations that, if followed, will better enable those managing their own websites to effectively compete for positioning.
The report, normally generated within 48 hours, addresses the following components.
1. The website's title.
2. The website's meta keyword tag.
3. The website's meta description tag.
4. The website's body text.
5. The website's first sentence.
6. The website's current link popularity.
7. The website's domain name.
8. The website's use of H1 headings.
9. The website's use of H1 headings.
10. The website's internal links.
11. The website's outbound links.
12. The website's inbound links.
13. The website's internal link URLs.
14. The website's outbound link URLs.
15. The website's image alt tag attributes.
16. The website's HTML comment tags.
In addition to the aforementioned, the report provides a set of general recommendations.
To take advantage of the limited time offer, website owners need only to drop the company an email requesting the analysis. The address that email should be directed to appears on the website's Free Analysis page where a sample report has also been provided.
The company anticipates being able respond within 48 hours.
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