Is my site SEO friendly?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by haynesey, May 25, 2007.

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    haynesey, May 25, 2007 IP
  2. darzz

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    <meta name="keywords" content="" />

    It would help you to populate this as a starter
     
    darzz, May 25, 2007 IP
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    yes it is :) I would recommend optimizing title tags, you have website name -> page name its better to have page name -> website name

    good luck :)
     
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  4. haynesey

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    Thanks for suggestion.
    How can you tell if a site is?
     
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    well there are several guidelines, for urls with keyword - that helps seo, also semantics etc. you can read more about seo at seomoz.com/blog
     
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    <meta name="description" content="" />
    <meta name="keywords" content="" />

    no , it isn't! ;)
     
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  7. sandrodz

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    I was lazy to look into source :D when I saw urls it looked like a clean job :p
     
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    Is my site good so far mateable.com
     
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    Yep I would agree with that. You need to use separate descriptions and keywords for EACH page of your site. Also, using H1 tags to identify the topic of the page is good. Since you are using Joomla I recommend downloading OpenSEF instead of the SEO mod you are currently using. It has a built in feature that will auto generate meta keywords and descriptions for each page that is really cool.
     
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    Title Tags and Index page keyword relevance are very important, make sure these are all in line with each other.
     
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    inet Well-Known Member

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    For the sake of brevity you could head over to my blog hxxp://www.oscandy.com and do a search for search engine optimization. This is not a shameless plug. I am a Joomla developer and run socioclick.com for social media extension. Just converted the popular wordpress landing page to a Joomla module. The up and coming Joomla templates are a hindrance to SEO due the manner the scripts are developed with SEO in mind.

    For one I would go with the post for OpenSef to be implemented and second I would use Joomla SEF Patch extended at joomlatworks.com. Feel free to drop me a line
     
    inet, May 26, 2007 IP
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    just edited it, now i use SEF and have changed everything. Tell me what you think ;)
     
    haynesey, May 26, 2007 IP