Select and Upload Your Page
Contents
Step 1: Prepare Your Page
Using SBI!'s Built-in Functions
Step 2: Upload Your Page
Select and Upload Your Page
Step 3: Upload Images and Supporting Files
The uploading process is straightforward...
Use the Browse button ("Choose File" if using Safari) to select the correct HTML file from your hard drive. You will see the file name displayed beside the button. Then click on the Upload Your HTML button.
SBI! will transfer this file to our servers, scan it for SBI! Includes and present you with an upload success page. If the upload is successful, you will see a link to...
Click Here to Continue to Step 3
Before you do that, click on...
Click here to show recommendations.
SBI! will point out any problems or warnings about this page. For example, SBI! may warn you that you will be building over an existing version of the page, or that the page has HTML errors.
- Click the Browse (Choose File in Safari) button to select the file to upload.
- Click on Upload Your HTML to upload the file.
Correct any errors and then continue to the Step 3 page. At the top of that page, click on the triangle to the left of Step 2 and re-upload the corrected file.
Tips
- Before you browse and upload your HTML page, give one last thought to its file name. Obviously, the name of the file (ex., "specific-keyword.html") won't be of much interest to your human visitor. But the Search Engines might sit up, take notice, and give you a ranking point or two if you word your file name correctly. (Your home page must have the filename "index.html," so this discussion does not apply to it.)
- Name your file with a single word (composed of only letters, numbers, dash, and underscores -- no other characters and especially no dots or spaces), followed by the extension ".html" only. It's a good idea to enter the Specific Keyword for this page, or some minor variation of it.
- And if your keyword is actually a two-or-more word phrase, join the words with dashes or underscores, or just run them together (ex., anguilla-beaches.html, anguilla_beaches.html or anguillabeaches.html). You cannot use the same file name twice, but you can make it different by removing the dash or changing it to an underscore.
- Naming a file is worth doing right. Develop the habit. It takes no extra time, and some engines just might add a few points for relevancy if you do this.