Hi.  I just read over the replies and I also paid a visit to your site.  The respondent in Post #4 said exactly what I as thinking, and I'll quote it again: "I looked at your website. It does not look like a website that sells products. It looks like a blog. There is no mention of payment options. No mention of products. The home page has a huge picture of a baby not products. Put your products on the home page. You have a bunch of external links at the bottom of the page. you don't want customers to click on those and leave your site. Also a good conversion rate would be between 2 to 5 percent. Meaning if you are doing great 2 to 5 people out of a hundred coming to your site will make a purchase. Your meta title is Home Page, which is not good SEO. Your meta description is Home page. Are you selling Home Page? Put what you are selling in your meta description and title. Tell people what you are selling on your home page." When I first arrived on your site, it wasn't immediately clear that this was a store.  I thought it might be a site about autism.  So, the first things that I would do would be to answer these questions for yourself: What is the purpose of my site? Who is my ideal target demographic? Who typically buys the kinds of goods I'm selling? How big is the market for my products (baby products is typically a huge market)? Is my landing page (the first page visitors see when they arrive on your site) designed to draw designed to draw customers into my store, interest them in my products, and give them a satisfactory shopping experience? I would say that one of the first orders of business would be to modify your site design so that you get potential customers into your store instead of wondering what the gigantic baby picture is all about.  I would also correct the the SEO errors mentioned in Post #4, but if you have a good traffic flow, SEO might not be a problem for you.  Otherwise, consider that each of your products is keyword for which you can be found in the search engines.  At some point, you would want to consider optimizing each separate product page so that you can be found in the search engines for each of your product names. Best of luck, Evan

You should focus on driving traffic to your website first by writing unique content. If you present the visitors with compelling and informative content articles, they'll be interested in clicking your ads or filling out lead information. It's been said that content is king... And it still is!

I looked at your website. It does not look like a website that sells products. It looks like a blog. There is no mention of payment options. No mention of products. The home page has a huge picture of a baby not products. Put your products on the home page. You have a bunch of external links at the bottom of the page. you don't want customers to click on those and leave your site. Also a good conversion rate would be between 2 to 5 percent. Meaning if you are doing great 2 to 5 people out of a hundred coming to your site will make a purchase. Your meta title is Home Page, which is not good SEO. Your meta description is Home page. Are you selling Home Page? Put what you are selling in your meta description and title. Tell people what you are selling on your home page.