Qivana
July 16, 2009It has now been two weeks since I technically began the search engine optimization for Qivana Health, with an emphasis being for keyword search, qivana. As of right now, Qivana Health is floating around number eight. (Yahoo and Bing Qivana Health is listed 2nd and 3rd in their Qivana queries).
Qivana Health has been optimized for browser compatibility as xhtml transitional and can be verified at http://validator.w3.org. As well, all Qivana user created blogs will be 100% xhtml transitional (I still have not opened up blog creation as of yet). Just for fun, try validating your myqivana.com IBO site and see what happens. You’ll find that it has a difficult time validating even as html transitional; and qivana.com doesn’t even list a document type! Perhaps this is the reason that qivana.com shows zero visits from outside the United States – yes zero! (see alexa.com/siteinfo/qivana.com, below graph – “users come from these countries:”.)
Why do I mention this? For a company that claims to put “the Independent Business Owner (IBO) at the center of everything… to make you and others like you the most successful entrepreneurs in the world,” they tend to be lacking in the online department; but my guess is it’s probably the fault of the company that created the site (right click on page in myqivana.com >> “view source” and see “Author” about 8 lines down).
Considering that around 33% of the traffic that Qivana.com receives comes via search engines for keyword search “qivana” (see alexa.com/siteinfo/qivana.com >> clickstream), a qivana distributor would greatly benefit through having top placement in “qivana” queries; and having a site that is 100% xhtml transitional will only improve his/her ability to extend those queries even further to additional health and nutrition keywords and phrases.