BEST SEO HELP For TECH NICHE

$3 a day on FB is like 1-2 clicks a day, maybe. I wouldn't advertise on FB for this sort of thing.

You should start by searching the forum, as all of your questions have been asked by hundreds of people before.

Your site's background is kind of distracting, imo.

Personally I think you need to overhaul your site & focus on one thing, are you selling home security systems or skateboards? I wouldn't spend $1,600 - $4,500 on a home security system from a place that sells toys. Security is a serious subject, toys aren't serious.

I'm sure home security would generate more income than hi-tech toys.

You mentioned doing security installs so I guess you mainly care about local SERPs/traffic.

IMO you need to be searching for new home buyers & sell them on home security systems. Maybe even mid/upscale renters. Maybe even partner up with home builders as an up-sale.

Hey my friend,

You're going to have to do some major keyword research. The terms your targeting "cloud camera, home automation, iphone, nest, new gadgets, security, smart home, tech" are way too competitive. To be honest, I didn't even bother looking at the stats in the top 10.

Think outside the box and seek out keywords that have much less competition. You don't have to aim for the stars. At your price point, even 500 searches per month is a good start.

Use the keyword tool and do some major brainstorming for keywords. Think about what people are typing about your product. Look at your competition and reverse engineer their keywords. Look at their pages, their subpages, and their category titles. Try product numbers. Try monetizable search terms (buy cloud cameras online). Try local.

Install Mozbar and check each keyword. You want to avoid keywords with DA60+ sites dominating the front page. Look for other SEOs competing, its a good sign.

Our just outsource your keyword research. This is whats holding you back.

Regards,
Diggity

I don't like the design. Motherboard for a tech company is way too literal, technical and outdated - something you saw ten years ago. It makes the site look busy for no real reason. Today flat design and color surfaces are all the rage.

Also, I don't thing motherboards and dark color fit your business if you're trying to sell smart home systems and home security. I'm sort of following a company in this space. They're using home photos with their products, sharp diagrams, white backgrounds and that sort of stuff. You want to go for "this is could be your family, safe in your clean home".

I agree with Yukon on the confusion that the product range brings. You could have one site for home systems, and another for skateboards. That could also help you with blog hits. It's much easier to organize a site with one topic than a webshop, and it's probably easier to link to such a site too. This is a very common strategy today.

Backlink profile actually looks pretty good. I'm not sure about the on-page, and unfortunately the Ajax stuff is something I don't have the time to dig into.