Can any one tell me if my site is Search Engine Friendly ? Thanks
http://www.justinfo.us
http://www.justinfo.us
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Search Engine Friendly ?
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It isn't. Your index page is poorly constructed, the code is bloated, and the site seems to be all duplicate content.
Added: Apologies; I was going for "concise" but missed it by one and hit "rude" instead. No offence intended.
Added: Apologies; I was going for "concise" but missed it by one and hit "rude" instead. No offence intended.
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Keral_Patel
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If you are talking about the URL's then yes they are SE friendly.
Don't feel bad but I think it is not being more human friendly.
Moreover the keyword weight is too much and most of the keywords are premium ones. So maybe you are risking it too much.
Seems like a MFA
Don't feel bad but I think it is not being more human friendly.
Moreover the keyword weight is too much and most of the keywords are premium ones. So maybe you are risking it too much.
Seems like a MFA
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The truth is that for those topics, even a search-engine friendly site will only rank well if it has plenty of backlinks. The two obvious ways of getting plenty of backlinks are: (a) having high-quality original content, and (b) paying.
You should perhaps consider picking a less competitive topic, preferably one that you already know something about. Get hold of some original content (perhaps write it yourself), get your site coded properly (Frontpage won't cut it), and try to dominate your niche. You can target the more competitive areas when you have a bit more expertise (or alternatively you may decide that you prefer to work in niches).
You should perhaps consider picking a less competitive topic, preferably one that you already know something about. Get hold of some original content (perhaps write it yourself), get your site coded properly (Frontpage won't cut it), and try to dominate your niche. You can target the more competitive areas when you have a bit more expertise (or alternatively you may decide that you prefer to work in niches).
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akrasia said:
Bloated??
The code is pretty clean!
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solidghost said:
It could certainly be a lot worse, but there's huge amount of styling in there that shouldn't be.
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auctionguy
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Your site is AWSOME!! I do not advertise at all here and I won't even attempt to advetise here in NamePros because I have to much fun with everyone here but I am an SEO Tech and you have an unbelievable linking site there with the way your site is constructed! It is very search engine friendly, especially with the new search engine guidelines! You do however need to put a Title in your code because currently your title tag is this: <title><title> you need: (example) <title>Web Information l Information Resources l www.justinfo.us<title> and possibly an author tag. If you do not put something in the title, the engines will pick one for you, usually INDEX.
I would be willing to help you for free if you would like to PM Me! Nice Site!
I would be willing to help you for free if you would like to PM Me! Nice Site!
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auctionguy said:
To be pedantic: the closing tag should be </title>, rather than just <title>.
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auctionguy
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You are absolutely right about the tag but it was late and it was for example sake only!! Very articulate!!!
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auctionguy said:
Happens to all of us!
I wouldn't have bothered pointing it out but browsers can be pedantic too.
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joebol said:
You need to learn some simple CSS. Basically, you can get rid of every '<font size="4" face="Arial"><strong></strong></face>' and replace it with a single 'a {font-size: 4; font-face: "arial"; font-weight: "strong"}' in an external stylesheet. You then add a line of code in the <head> section to call the stylesheet.
There are plenty of tutorials on this if you search around. Enjoy...
Keral_Patel
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http://www.htmlkit.com
Download it and open your pages in it.
Click clean-up HTML button and it will clean it up.
Save it and upload
Download it and open your pages in it.
Click clean-up HTML button and it will clean it up.
Save it and upload
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shockie said:
But compared to many others out there, it's quite ok.
Could be better, yes.
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Nice work, are all the articles from "Article Emporium"?
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