Best advice for my site for ranking better on my main keyword "Orlando Wedding Photographers"?
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Hi,
I run a photography site: www.joeyvalyphotography.com and my main keyword is Orlando Wedding Photographers . I have been trying to improve my rankings but i have gone no where. I would greatly appreciate some tips, on getting my site up there higher on the ranks, some day!
Thanks in advanced,
Joey
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I would say focus on putting locations into your alt img tags and let Google figure out the location by site scraping rather then keywords. Diversify your keywords to reflect that you are a "wedding photographer" and get yourself listed into some local directories and that should help put you on the right track. I would also look into making connections with links from websites in your area and get yourself listed with Google maps and getting some images posted in some social relative to your area.
For local pictures I say social, social, social!
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