Is my website is having enough content on it to rank?

[Green.landon]

I have less content on my website, is this okay or I need to add more content on my pages?

Website is - brandstenmedia.com.au

Any other suggestions for the website?

[renehansen]

You should add more text content in terms of getting the search engines to rank you better. But most important are your links. Have you taken a look at your link profile (e.g. use OSE for that)?

I can see that you are running WordPress, have you tried using an optimization plugin like Yoast SEO? It could help you out with On-Page optimization of your site. Using your data from GA is also worth looking into. How is your advertising going (I assume that you are running AdWords with the remarketing script located on your site)?

[DirkC]

As René mentioned - there is very limited content on the pages. Given the fact that the site is images - you should try to optimise the images you publish on your site. A good guide can be found here: http://moz.com/blog/image-seo-basics-whiteboard-friday

You might also want to check the configuration of your site - http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150427_01_FW1/ - while you get A scores for every element, your homepage takes 17seconds to load & loads about 865KB of data - mainly .js & images. Some of the elements on your page give a 404 - you might want to work on that.

Similar image on pagespeed analyzer from Google https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbrandstenmedia.com.au%2F&tab=mobile
=> mobile 56/100 - desktop 86/100

The slider on your homepage doesn't seem to work properly (I tested in Chrome on Mac)

rgds,

Dirk

[Hannah_Smith]

Hi Landon,

You've not mentioned what specifically you want to rank for, but I think the first step is to figure out what makes sense from a business perspective

For example, where (geographically) does this business operate? You stand a much better chance of ranking for a geographically modified phrase than a generic phrase, plus any sales leads you receive will be ones you can service (as opposed to having to pass them on).

Once you've figured out what makes sense for you to try and rank for then you can make the necessary changes - see http://moz.com/learn/seo/on-page-factors

I hope this helps,

Hannah

PS the homepage slider doesn't work for me either and I'd echo the issue with load times.

[AlanMosley]

Yes I would, I would overlay those images with text, and mark them up using good html5 semantics and schema.org.

don't make it hard for the search engine to work out what you page is trying to do. describe your data well so that the search engine knows just when your trying to say.