Getting ranked decently on Google involves more than adding meta tags; it also depends on whether the key words that you want your site visitors to use when they're searching for your services are mentioned and repeated in the content and headlines of your web page. It's also advantageous when other sites with similar or related content link to you (The more relevant incoming links from high quality sites, the better). Google appears to takes that into strong consideration when determining whether to rank you in a high or low position for certain key words.

One way to get other sites to link to you is to submit articles to article directories or sites that accept article submissions. At the end of the article, you're usually allowed to include a detailed byline with a link to your website.

Suggestion: If you respond to this message, why don't you list your web site address so people can visit it and critique how 'search engine friendly' it is.

Best of luck.

Joel
http://www.MarketingSurvivalKit.com