101 Tips to Improve Your Web Presence

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Really good advices!
Just to ad a tip : creating a page in wiki.org also helps a lot ( it will be added "no-follow" but still worthy)
Change the content frequently ( google likes fresh content )
Cheers :)
You can find more articles on 1stonlinesolutions.com
 
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besteast

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Thanks for sharing.
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6. javascript and iframe
 
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ffpedro

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Hi,
This list has helped heaps although I may not be as thankful once I have spent many a long night implementing the advice.
I have just launched a price comparison website called shopzuka.co.uk so have my work cut out for me in regards to optimizing it. It is a general comparison site for online shopping so competition is huge.
Other than reading one SEO book and now this thread, my SEO experience is nil so.......
I will let you know how I get on but if you are still looking for cash studies, then please PM me as I need all the help I can get :| haha!
 
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Donny

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Hi,

I have just launched a price comparison website called shopzuka.co.uk so have my work cut out for me in regards to optimizing it.

Sorry to step on your toes ffpedro but talking of price comparison, im on Skinflint.co.uk, its completely free like Google products and the traffic im getting is converting well enough. Must be new as i've never heard of it before a month ago, but i found them via onefeed under their free price comparison section...
 
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Hello everyone!

I'm a newbie to this forum but having had a quick scan of the information that's available, I think I am definitely going to like it here!!

If I may, I'd like to add my 2 pennies worth about SEO...

Unfortunately, with SEO there is no guarantee that this system will be successful for you either in the long term or short term. It takes time and alot of effort to optimise your web pages to get them listed in the organic searches, but having said that, once you've got the formula right, then this type of advertising is fantastic!

In my opinion the major stumbling block to successful SEO is what's called the "Algorithm". Search Engines will regularly change the algorithms they use in an attempt to improve the results for people that are using their search engines. But, like I said, once you've got this then it's more effective than PPC!

Because of the time factor involved in getting SEO right,traditional advertising ( offline ) or PPC is the quickest way to get visitors to your site, and Facebook is probably even more effective that traditional Adwords advertising!

The above is just my opinion. I have studied and been involved in direct response and online marketing for a few years now and have learned a thing or two along the way. However, having said that, I would welcome as much advise and on-going knowledge about internet marketing as you guys can possibly throw at me!
 
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Hello world, I just signed up to this forum so apologies if I ask stupid questions,
I'm very confused about SEO, etc., for my website. This list looks really useful, I'd love to use the tips. What would be the challenges of using these tips though on an Actinic based site? Would it even be worthwhile doing this? I'm getting so much conflicting information about my site I'm reeling.......
Thans.
 
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