-Save in Word Pad or your word processor.

-Check keywords in `Meta Tags` at page top.

-Use `Ctrl plus F` function of your keyboard / browser and do a find for keyword. In fact it will help if you can print out source document saved in your word processor. Then highlight on your print out with a red pen each time a keyword or a variation / mis-spelling of it appears.

-Note keyword density ( how many times each of keywords is repeated).

-Note approximate location of keywords on page.

-Repeat above for top ten sites, compare and zero out on common factors.

-Replicate density, locations and variations on your page.

3.A word of Caution - Double check that your keyword is relevant to your content. Also make your site content rich.

3. No matter what navigation scheme you use, your site map really needs to use plain old text links - search engines have trouble following CGI navigation or image maps. This includes creating a plain text link to your site map from your home page, so search engines can find it.

4. If you have ability to set up a customized "404 error page" on your server, to display when visitors find a broken link or missing page, use your site map! This way, anyone who linked to your missing page in past (or just mistyped URL) is sending visitors (and search engines!) to your site map.

Site maps are a vital part of any good website marketing strategy - if yours isn't quite up to job, it may only take a few minutes to fix it.

I wish you success!