AdiosBadCredit.com

KingDon · 08-10-2007, 06:40 PM

Now I know you guys are way ahead of me on the web site building learning curve, but here's my concept for a credit repair web site that I just finished.

Any thoughts on how to market this online, where can I get the most bang for my buck and drive targeted people to me?

AdiosBadCredit.com

Mike · 08-10-2007, 09:11 PM

The idea of plan a/b/c is actually pretty good. space the site out a bit though and make it longer. Right now you're looking too much like a parked site. FavIcon is cool as well. A bit more "in-depth" content would be helpful.
Your keywords are there, i'm assuming you've submitted your site to SE and indexing is well on its way. In this especially, get more unique content. SE, especially Google, love unique content. Submit the site to directories (you're welcome to submit it to www.LR4.com)

A few different visuals would be great, eventually rotate them on the front page. Some "before-after" scenarios.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/web-design-reviews/360276-adiosbadcredit-com.html

Other than that, not bad job at all. The basics are there, the rest is cosmetics and additional content.

IB

KingDon · 08-10-2007, 09:29 PM

I was kinda hoping to be the entrance, and then let the other sites do the selling. Are you saying add more content to enrich the keywords?

Also, I haven't submitted yet, is scrub the web still the best deal for submitting, and I'm completely ignorant about directories. Could you expand the directories thoughts, is there a program that blasts away at them? Thanks,

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KingDon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sunny Florida Posts: 1,176	AdiosBadCredit.com Now I know you guys are way ahead of me on the web site building learning curve, but here's my concept for a credit repair web site that I just finished. Any thoughts on how to market this online, where can I get the most bang for my buck and drive targeted people to me? AdiosBadCredit.com __________________ I'm going for personal success rather than the lottery; the odds are MUCH better. Not everyone who smiles while listening to your achievements, is planning on congratulating you.

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KingDon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sunny Florida Posts: 1,176	I was kinda hoping to be the entrance, and then let the other sites do the selling. Are you saying add more content to enrich the keywords? Also, I haven't submitted yet, is scrub the web still the best deal for submitting, and I'm completely ignorant about directories. Could you expand the directories thoughts, is there a program that blasts away at them? Thanks, __________________ I'm going for personal success rather than the lottery; the odds are MUCH better. Not everyone who smiles while listening to your achievements, is planning on congratulating you.

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Mike NamePros Expert Join Date: May 2005 Location: www.chrome.us Posts: 5,217	The idea of plan a/b/c is actually pretty good. space the site out a bit though and make it longer. Right now you're looking too much like a parked site. FavIcon is cool as well. A bit more "in-depth" content would be helpful. Your keywords are there, i'm assuming you've submitted your site to SE and indexing is well on its way. In this especially, get more unique content. SE, especially Google, love unique content. Submit the site to directories (you're welcome to submit it to www.LR4.com) A few different visuals would be great, eventually rotate them on the front page. Some "before-after" scenarios. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/web-design-reviews/360276-adiosbadcredit-com.html Other than that, not bad job at all. The basics are there, the rest is cosmetics and additional content. IB

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