I need to have a good collaboration.
I am fiding a webmaster that is expert of seo.
I'll do the newsletter for him free. I'll became him affiliate if do 50 % and 50 %.
I have a website of 30 pages that it 'll be soon 60 pages.
I wait one of you.
I need to have a good collaboration.
I am fiding a webmaster that is expert of seo.
I'll do the newsletter for him free. I'll became him affiliate if do 50 % and 50 %.
I have a website of 30 pages that it 'll be soon 60 pages.
I wait one of you.
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It is very unlikely anyone is going to offer to do your own sites seo work for the cost of a newsletter or a couple of 2nd tier signups in return . Your best bet, is to learn to do this yourself. There is a wealth of information out there to help you. You do however need to look for it.
If you apply to become gpwa member, there is an abundance of information here. Likewise, it is worthwhile joining seo forums such as seochat.com and WMW.
In addition for further information that may help you check out my own casino webmasters page.
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you have a good website. I think that you earn a lot of money. very good.
I need to find a host. I prefer to have an host in U.k. where the casino is legal. does somebody have a idea ?
I think to build one website in more for the seo. this website'll have 300 pages and for every page a story ( Every story'll be created for some keywords [ex. online, review, casino ] ). What do you think ? can it work well ?
I hope to recive on other help. ( tow helps is better )
Last edited by helpyou; 18 September 2006 at 7:42 am.
You'll probably want to focus on a narrower selection of keywords rather than having a different keyword focus for each of 300 pages.
To get traffic from search engines, you need to be appearing as one of the top results for the search term -- if not the top result definately in the top 10. With 300 terms, you're unlikely to have top placement on any of them.
Its important to select keywords or phrases that are narrow enough that you'll be able to compete for the top spots -- so, for example, "casino" or "poker" would probably not work well for a site of the size you're describing. Selecting the niche that is broad enough to bring in traffic and narrow enough that you can offer the best content for is the first step in building a successful portal.
No the pages ( article ) are 300 but the terms can be about 10-15.
Every page there is one or more link to my future website.
What do you think ? it is a good idea.
I need to find a host. I prefer to have an host in U.k. does somebody have a idea ?
Really? I thought that each page of a site must have each keyword and each page must be optimized with its keyword.Originally Posted by CityGuard
I think that is correct, but what I meant to get at was that it really helps if your keywords are closely related. SERPs are based on a number of factors other than just keyword presence on a page (in fact, you'll get results where the keyword isn't on the page at all, such as the infamous "miserable failure" results). One of the factors that is taken into account is having cross-links with relevant content. So, assuming that you are linking internally from some of your pages to others, it should help if they're focused on the same topic because the inbound links would then be viewed as more relevant.
In terms of selecting niche search terms, it bears repeating. There are likely to be better results from placing highly on a narrow search term than placing in the middle rankings of a more popular term. People tend not to dig much past the first few results, and this is especially true for after the top 10 because they have to click over to a new page of results.
(I don't do the SEO for the sites I work and I don't have internal connections with staff at any of the search engines, so this is just from what I've heard. For the most part, I'm just echoing parts of the SEO presentation from the GPWA conference on Wednesday. We'll be putting the presentation materials up on the site soon so I hope you get a chance to check them out.)
Last edited by CityGuard; 19 September 2006 at 8:27 am.
Yes, I told about only closely related keywords. I think that each page must have its realted keywords. And, of course, all these keywords are related to the content of the site.
I want to say this :
It is helpfull to post a link in a blog and in a forum. if the subject of the page of forum/blog is the same of your link, it is better. But better ? How much ?
ex. 10 link ( with different subject ) or 3 link (with the same subjects ) ?
they are some forum/blog that hide your link to search engine. How can you know this ?
I hope that you can help me.
Of course, it's better to have 3 links from sites related to your link than 10 links from non related sites. And most forums hide yoursignature and it is a simple to check this: find several pages from this forum (for ex. enter "site:forumurl.com" in Google and review these pages).