The answer to the question is as easy as it is time consuming (but not difficult) to execute. If you really want your website to appear on Google’s first page you need to have a well-designed, website-specific, thematically developed, value-driven SEO campaign in place in terms of the publicity of your website and its content creation strategy.

In plain English this means that you need to have:

• Your content planned out in advance.
  
• A content strategy which adds real value to your website and is topical.
• A cross-linking strategy.
• A search engine marketing routine.
• A social marketing routine.

If you have all these five points carefully worked out (and in SEO Help: 20 steps to take your website to Google’s #1 page I tell you exactly how to do this) then the only thing stopping you from getting to Google’s first page for the specific search terms you want is your site’s age (young sites always have it tougher) and your competitors’ SEO activities (and in the book I show you how to analyze what they do).

That’s it. Put in the time and effort and your website will be where it needs to be in no time at all.

David Amerland is the author of the Search Engine Optimization book: SEO Help: 20 steps to get your website to Google's #1 page published by New Line Publishing and available to buy from Amazon.com and any quality bookshop. The ebook version of the book is available for Amazon Kindle as well as  Mobipocket, smartphone and Sony eBook Reader formats and available to purchase from any quality ebook retailer. You can also purchase it directly from this website. He masterminds winning SEO strategies for complex online business and helps the average webmaster get their site to the position it deserves. David has been instrumental in taking websites to the top of Google's first page in a way that has kept them there year after year. If you would like David to work on one of your SEO projects drop us a line with your request.