Convert Boat Lore to Website
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a 150-page PDF of my book, “Boat Lore: Know-How for Sailors,” and I want it turned into a live, two-level website. You can see the book on Amazon. The navigation must stay true to the table of contents: a first row of tabs for each chapter and, beneath that, a second row that lets readers jump straight to any topic inside that chapter. I prefer a plain and simple visual style that lets the content speak for itself.
Search functionality is essential so readers can locate any nautical tip in seconds, and Google AdSense must be integrated cleanly without cluttering the layout. I will supply a focused set of SEO keywords; please weave them naturally into titles, headings, meta descriptions, and alt text to help the site rank.
Platform choice is open—WordPress, static HTML/CSS, or another stack—so choose whichever will deliver fast load times, easy maintenance, and solid AdSense placement. A quick prototype already exists, so feel free to build on that or start fresh if you have a better approach.
I’d like to work closely with you on fine-tuning navigation labels, keyword strategy, and any micro-copy that improves user experience. When we launch, the site should:
• mirror the book’s chapter/topic structure in a fully responsive layout
• pass Google’s Core Web Vitals and validate AdSense code
• include a site-wide search that indexes every topic page
• arrive with on-page SEO best practices in place and an XML sitemap ready for submission
Once those boxes are checked and pages look great on mobile and desktop, we’re done. If this sounds like a fun build, let’s get started.
Search functionality is essential so readers can locate any nautical tip in seconds, and Google AdSense must be integrated cleanly without cluttering the layout. I will supply a focused set of SEO keywords; please weave them naturally into titles, headings, meta descriptions, and alt text to help the site rank.
Platform choice is open—WordPress, static HTML/CSS, or another stack—so choose whichever will deliver fast load times, easy maintenance, and solid AdSense placement. A quick prototype already exists, so feel free to build on that or start fresh if you have a better approach.
I’d like to work closely with you on fine-tuning navigation labels, keyword strategy, and any micro-copy that improves user experience. When we launch, the site should:
• mirror the book’s chapter/topic structure in a fully responsive layout
• pass Google’s Core Web Vitals and validate AdSense code
• include a site-wide search that indexes every topic page
• arrive with on-page SEO best practices in place and an XML sitemap ready for submission
Once those boxes are checked and pages look great on mobile and desktop, we’re done. If this sounds like a fun build, let’s get started.