WEB Site whether SEO friendly or not?

rufryder · 03-09-2006, 08:21 PM

(I posted this under another topic, however no replies, sorry if it upsets some)
I didn't know where to ask this question, therefore I"m asking it here since this is "webiste development" and mostly developers are probably hanging out around here. I'd like to get some feedback on my site whether its SEO friendly or not. On MSN, it's somewhat friendly, however I don't get much traffic on it and I'd like to add more links and stuff.

Any other tips? Whether there should be additional links or not? or more content, etc.?
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/search-engines/175265-web-site-whether-search-engine-optimization.html
thanks a lot for yourself.
Site in my signature or www.hostMYparty.com

forumbulge · 03-09-2006, 08:37 PM

Well it looks good.
But to ask yourself if its SE friendly, you have to ask if it has

keywords in titles
keywords in H tags
keywords in anchor links
keywords in alt tags
keyword targetted articles with correct density.

And thats just the start

Amnezia · 03-10-2006, 05:07 AM

Nice site but in terms of SEO there is a few more things you could do..

i think that the product pages could do with a mod rewrite. having all those variables and no keywords in the url isnt so good...also you will lose rank by having the products on a separate subdomain, you can use mod rewrite so that it cloaks to your domain.

for example you could use mod rewrite to rewrite this -
http://hostmyparty.makesparties.com/...roductID=10446

to this -
http://www.hostmyparty.com/Product-Name_902_10446

Few basic bits of SEO that are missing
1 - each page should have a different title.
2 - headings should be inclosed in <h1>...<h6> tags
3 - each pages should have a different description meta tag

SiteBroker · 03-10-2006, 02:44 PM

You could describe your services on your homepage, use this description to get your keywords in. Although on page seo is pretty much dead for google, it counts for alot more in msn and yahoo though. If like me you find using h1 h2 tags ugly and to large, make a css class to make them appear smaller. If h tags still hold much value is another thing anyway. Definately get rid of the id urls, as far as i know google dosent even bother with these anymore.

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rufryder NamePros Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: USA Posts: 113	WEB Site whether SEO friendly or not? (I posted this under another topic, however no replies, sorry if it upsets some) I didn't know where to ask this question, therefore I"m asking it here since this is "webiste development" and mostly developers are probably hanging out around here. I'd like to get some feedback on my site whether its SEO friendly or not. On MSN, it's somewhat friendly, however I don't get much traffic on it and I'd like to add more links and stuff. Any other tips? Whether there should be additional links or not? or more content, etc.? ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/search-engines/175265-web-site-whether-search-engine-optimization.html thanks a lot for yourself. Site in my signature or www.hostMYparty.com

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03-09-2006, 08:37 PM	#2 (permalink)
forumbulge Account Suspended Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 19	Well it looks good. But to ask yourself if its SE friendly, you have to ask if it has keywords in titles keywords in H tags keywords in anchor links keywords in alt tags keyword targetted articles with correct density. And thats just the start

03-10-2006, 05:07 AM	#3 (permalink)
Amnezia Professional Monkey Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Escaped from the zoo Posts: 907	Nice site but in terms of SEO there is a few more things you could do.. i think that the product pages could do with a mod rewrite. having all those variables and no keywords in the url isnt so good...also you will lose rank by having the products on a separate subdomain, you can use mod rewrite so that it cloaks to your domain. for example you could use mod rewrite to rewrite this - http://hostmyparty.makesparties.com/...roductID=10446 to this - http://www.hostmyparty.com/Product-Name_902_10446 Few basic bits of SEO that are missing 1 - each page should have a different title. 2 - headings should be inclosed in <h1>...<h6> tags 3 - each pages should have a different description meta tag

03-10-2006, 02:44 PM	#4 (permalink)
SiteBroker NamePros Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 80	You could describe your services on your homepage, use this description to get your keywords in. Although on page seo is pretty much dead for google, it counts for alot more in msn and yahoo though. If like me you find using h1 h2 tags ugly and to large, make a css class to make them appear smaller. If h tags still hold much value is another thing anyway. Definately get rid of the id urls, as far as i know google dosent even bother with these anymore.

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