| johnnybg |
2007-08-06 04:03 AM |
Actually, I think that your free sites are a good way for a newbie to learn how to put text on a FS.
You have a lot of good sales text on your pages, you optimized sites for keywords (although it could be better), you have bulleted lists of features for easy reading, model bios/details...
In other words, you have done a very good job there.
You might want to use keywords in tour site , in sales text (near the top of the page) and image alt tags. Also using <h1> keywords in meta description and keywords could be good.</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">Woodspan</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-06 02:24 PM</td>
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<div>Great......Johnnybg.......thank you........this is what I am looking for.<br />
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Originally Posted by <strong>johnnybg</strong>
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<div style="font-style:italic">Actually, I think that your free sites are a good way for a newbie to learn how to put text on a FS.<br />
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You have a lot of good sales text on your pages, you optimized sites for keywords (although it could be better), you have bulleted lists of features for easy reading, model bios/details...<br />
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OK.........(although it could be better).....does this mean I don't have enough specific keywords in the text? Am I looking at a 2% to 5% KW density ratio, or is there something else I am missing and not thinking of?<br />
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In other words, you have done a very good job there.<br />
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You might want to use <h1> keywords in tour site <title>, in sales text (near the top of the page) and image alt tags. Also using <h1> keywords in meta description and keywords could be good.</div>
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</div>I'm not sure I understand as far as where you are pointing too. Ok....your're talking keywords in the title of the freesite. The <h1> keywords in the meta........is this meaning the name again, but in the meta area? As far as alt tags..........how many is too many? Would hitting each pic with a keyword alt tag be considered spamming? I've read conflicting information on it.<br />
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Thanks for the help. I realize much of this should be elementary, but I'm a "show me" learner who does much better when I see it done so I ask alot of questions to try and get a visual picture in my head.</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">johnnybg</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-07 04:47 AM</td>
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<div>However you do keyword optimization, it won't bring you much traffic for a free site. That coming from a non-SEO-expert.<br />
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I've been experimenting with various approaches, and found one that works for me: use small number of keywords (3-4) in one phrase, everywhere on your site. That includes <title>, <h1>, <img>, <meta> tags and actual text on the page. Go for 3-4 keyword phrase, and be sure to target lower traffic keyword phrases because competition for them is lower. Don't overdo it, one repetition in all tags and 1-2 times in body text. As for img tags, I'm not sure - I put the same alt text on all images (eg alt="cute-teen-stripping-01.jpg", "cute-teen-stripping-02.jpg", etc).<br />
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When you submit your site, you'll get a link from LLs with keyword phrase in anchor text and the link will come from similar themed page, which I believe is good for SE rankings.<br />
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10 SE hits a month times 200 free sites is 2000 SE hits a month. It could make a difference for your bottom line. I didn't count SE images search hits in that. I get a lot of those but it doesn't do much good.<br />
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/This thread could go to "Search Engines"</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">Woodspan</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-07 03:34 PM</td>
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<div>I see what you are saying Johnny. Such simple things really. The alt tags would be the most daunting as that might be a pain for each one. I've used overture before, but that was some time ago. Most of what I do.....or the success I've had is by accident I'm sure. <br />
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I'll do some further research. Thank you for your help.</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">johnnybg</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-08 04:02 AM</td>
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<div>Keywords for your research might be "TheDowser" and "Arles Image Web Page Creator"<br />
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They might save some of your time ;)</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">ScreaM</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-08 06:55 AM</td>
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<div>Hey Woodspan. I'd make the ENTER links larger than the EXIT. :)</div>
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<td style="font-size:14pt">Woodspan</td>
<td class="smallfont" align="right">2007-08-08 12:44 PM</td>
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<div>Johnny.....thanks a ton for those links. Probably just saved me a day of "I have no idea what the hell I'm looking for" research. Greatly appreciated.<br />
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Scream.......Yep........I agree on the Enter/Exit comment. Actually, I could probably just do away with the Exit altogether and make that Enter much more obvious.<br />
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Thanks for the input.<br />
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