Hey everyone!
Im new on this kind of work.I have just created a website of mine.It is a business website and i need to make it come up fast on big search engines such as google,yahoo ect.
From all i have asked i have got an answer work ut with the html code and you use some keywords so when a turist for exmpl from kanada comes up to search hotels in google your website will come up fast on the list.
How exactly can i do it?
Please anyone help me it is very important for me.
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Thread summary: created a new business site and wants it to rank quickly for hotel searches (example: tourists from Canada). Useful comments from (on-page signals), (patience and ongoing work) and (use keyword tools) are good foundations. The following distills those ideas into a short, practical plan with reliable references.

Immediate checklist (first 1–2 weeks):

  • Verify the site with Google Search Console and submit a sitemap. See Google Search Console (Search Console) for verification and coverage checks.
  • Serve the site over HTTPS, confirm mobile friendliness, and fix major PageSpeed issues. Use PageSpeed Insights to spot critical slowdowns.
  • Create a simple keyword map: one primary intent per page (booking, rooms, location), plus 3 long-tail, location-qualified variants (e.g., "budget hotel downtown Toronto near CN Tower"). Research volume and intent with Keyword Planner.

On-page and local signals:

  • Make each page unique and aligned to a single intent. Use clear URLs, concise titles, one H1, a short meta description, and descriptive image alt text. Avoid stuffing keywords; prioritize natural phrasing that matches real search intent.
  • For hotels, add structured data (Schema.org/Hotel) so rich results (availability, star rating) are possible; follow Google’s structured data guidance.
  • Claim and optimize a Google Business Profile listing, keep NAP consistent across directories, and encourage genuine reviews for local rankings.

Longer-term and measurement:

  • Publish useful local content (neighborhood guides, transport tips) rather than generic keyword lists. Track impressions and queries in Search Console and user behavior in Analytics. Expect measurable movement in weeks; meaningful local gains usually take months.
  • Avoid shortcuts (paid links, hidden text). Follow the SEO Starter Guide from Google for safe, long-term results.

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I think it is a question of building a quality web site with extraordinary evolving content. Supplement that with Social Media influences. Make sure your keyphrases are prominently present in your optimizable web page components (title, internal anchors, in paragraph, headings, logical naming of images and web pages, tag attributes etc.). Don't overdo it however. Make each page completely unique to the Internet. You writing must be immaculately crafted. Exercise the extent of the language using such language components as abbreviations, synonymous keyphrases, pluralization, altering prefixes and suffixes etc. Avoid excessive repetition of keyphrases within your content. Write intelligently. You may have to be innovative to overcome your keyphrase competitors but there is no question that indisputably important content will outlast spam.

What "canadafred" has stated above is absolutely true to the point, and remember that anything you do will take time, there are no quick fix solutions, you will also have to go through the process of SEO using all the available that is Blogging, Social Media Marketing etc..

Hi,
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