The Site Gardener Search Engine Optimization

SEO

We build websites for

Wholesale Nurseries

Website tools and enhancements offered by the Site Gardener for Whole Nurseries. more...

Garden Centers

Our approach to building websites for Garden Centers is different from our approach to Nurseries. more...

Landscaping Companies

These elements are designed specifically with the Landscape Contractors in mind. more...


	Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) is one of the most important, yet overlooked phases of the website building process. The amount of SEO put into your site may determine whether your site is a success or just a pretty page that no one sees.
Experience and Knowledge
The Site Gardener is a web design company tailored specifically for the nursery industry. Whether you are a garden center, nursery, landscaper, re-wholesaler, or nursery sales rep, we have the tools to help your business flourish.


Our Company
Our Team
If you can think of it, our team can do it. If you can't even think of it, our team can think of it and do it. With talented web programmers and designers with skill in creating elegant, easy to navigate sites, our team will get you a top notch website that not only looks good but is a workhorse under the hood. Our team will have their hands in every aspect of your site from start to finish. If you have a question about your site, our team can certainly answer.

	Is your website optimized for SEO?	Optimization for multiple browsers
	The likelihood that search engines (such as Google and Yahoo!) will find and index your website’s content is greatly improved if you optimize the basic structure of your web site. Some of the main aspects of structure optimization include your domain name, multi-browser compatibility, internal linking structure, the accessibility of all your pages, and the credibility of the site.	Many small business’s websites have serious compatibility problems in the various browsers. Although many people think a browser is uniform in how it displays html, this is sadly not the case. It is very possible (and probable) to design a webpage for Firefox, and have it display in a completely different way in Internet Explorer.