Hi there
a lot of SEO software provide free trials so I'd suggest you get one of those and run an analysis. IBP works well and also provides links and ranking analysis tools too, so definitely worth a try www.ibusinesspromoter.com.
You could also download the SEOquake extension for your browser as it has a very handy diagnosis option which gives you all of the SEO essentials per page - www.seoquake.com.
For link building diagnosis, then head over to www.majesticseo.com to analyse your links or use seomoz's opensiteexplorer www.opensiteexplorer.org
hope this helps and good luck
Etienne
a lot of SEO software provide free trials so I'd suggest you get one of those and run an analysis. IBP works well and also provides links and ranking analysis tools too, so definitely worth a try www.ibusinesspromoter.com.
You could also download the SEOquake extension for your browser as it has a very handy diagnosis option which gives you all of the SEO essentials per page - www.seoquake.com.
For link building diagnosis, then head over to www.majesticseo.com to analyse your links or use seomoz's opensiteexplorer www.opensiteexplorer.org
hope this helps and good luck
Etienne
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Most free reports just run a script that churns out a load of guff. I know because I've tested them. One day I'll get round to writing a report on the reports.
Is it really an SEO report you need? Webmaster tools and your Analytics will tell you which keywords you rank for so what else do you need? Would it not be better to have a report to tell you which keywords your potential clients use rather than which keywords you are using? Maybe a report on what you need to do to increase conversions might be better.
Consider a whole site review rather than just the narrow scope of an SEO report.
Is it really an SEO report you need? Webmaster tools and your Analytics will tell you which keywords you rank for so what else do you need? Would it not be better to have a report to tell you which keywords your potential clients use rather than which keywords you are using? Maybe a report on what you need to do to increase conversions might be better.
Consider a whole site review rather than just the narrow scope of an SEO report.
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As you said that you were not active for your site for a long time so Google dropped your site but i think you can get over this by just realizing the Google that your site is now active again. for doing this you should update your site with new and fresh content.
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RevaxMedia
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We bought the £700 (I think) it was purely for the ranking report manager for our white label clients - that's all we use it for. We have found there are always updates for it and we have a year of free updates after that it will probs cost us an arm and leg if we want to keep it updated.
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I can recommend Woorank - very helpful and clear about the whys and why nots of SEO. Will help you when discussing what needs to be done. Takes about 2 mins of your time.
I endorse it Because it saves me a lot of time explaining why I do things my way
Interesting site, but it said I have no social media when I do so that makes me mistrust the rest of the results, unless, of course, I'm doing my social media wrong....hmmmmmmmm
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thank OWG he removed it - if that took you ages most of the stuff takes 5-10 secs via woorank lol
think the guy wanted to find out whats needed to update it.
@sillyjokes - if its saying you dont have social then look at the web address and how its linked to your website - make sure its reciprocals
think the guy wanted to find out whats needed to update it.
@sillyjokes - if its saying you dont have social then look at the web address and how its linked to your website - make sure its reciprocals
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Hi Dvae,
you went to the site, and posted a load of information purely about the site. That is a review and isn't allowed sorry. Currently site reviews of any kind whatsoever are only allowed in the site review area.
I fully appreciate that you took time and effort to make the post, but that is how it works.
For clarity. a site review is anything that involves looking at a website, and giving advice based on that i.e. it oculd be something as simple as 'do my headlines look too big? is my font suitable? is my logo professional enough etc.
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redalien
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I would first do a keyword review and make sure that your previous keywords are still the most relevent for you.
Refresh your pages with some new content. Add new pages on your site via blog, news etc, internal keyword link new pages, externally ping pages, bookmark, release a handful of article and press releases, check your analytics and webmaster tools, see what keywords you are being found for and check for broken links and sitemap ok and this will be a good starting point.
Refresh your pages with some new content. Add new pages on your site via blog, news etc, internal keyword link new pages, externally ping pages, bookmark, release a handful of article and press releases, check your analytics and webmaster tools, see what keywords you are being found for and check for broken links and sitemap ok and this will be a good starting point.
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