Next, I rewrite your <meta> tags.

Your website's Title 65 characters.
Description 25 words.

The meta tags that Google sees will appear when a buyer searches for the top 10 listings with a search phrase or keyword that matches your business and where you want customers from.

Search phrase: "Hair Salon Shadyside" (My client, Shadyside is the town the are located in which is a suburb of Pittsburgh)

Google serves up these LISTINGS. If you count down, don't count the indented listings, you will see that Lewis Hair Salon is #7

The title and description displayed by Google looks like this

Lewis' Hair Salon - Shadyside, Pittsburgh

The <meta> tags for Bob Lewis are:

<title>Lewis' Hair Salon - Shadyside, Pittsburgh</title>
<description>Top hair salon and spa in Shadyside Pittsburgh, PA. Lewis Hair Salon offers it's client's cutting edge hair and beauty services, beauty products, full service hair care and celebrity designer hair styles.<?description>

Notice the two descriptions are different. That's because depending on the search term entered, one of my applications services up "made to order" listings thereby targeting your customer more effectively than conventional SEO methods which are pricey and tedious.


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Resources

Learn More about <META> tags
Here.

Learn more about how to promote your own website in an article I wrote December 2010 Here.

As part of your service, I write <meta> tags for more than your HOME page. This way you get listings under your main listing that match the search a customer does. That's how you get an "indented" listing on Google.