SEO Optimized Page with Details - Thoughts?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by HomeComputerGames, May 5, 2009.

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    I have been working with a design that is designed specifically for SEO.

    This is the product listings page for a sub category.
    This is a work in progress but what do you think?
    What else can I do to optimize for this example category?
    The details are in the top text.

    http://www.homecomputergames.com/img/april-1a21dblue2.jpg
     
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  2. dealeris

    dealeris Active Member

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    It is pretty much impossible to advise you anything from looking at a picture, upload it as a webpage and when you will receive some answers.
     
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    you have to use proper and competitive keywords according to your website.
     
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    I can't give any advice from the image, I'll need to see the code ect.
     
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    Umm, "action pc games" is in my niche.

    I'm not really asking about the code but the flow of the text and placement of keywords. This is a template so each Product Listing Page will be the same except the keywords will be different. Action PC Games, Classic PC Games, etc..
    The code will be as simple as possible with div blocks ordered accordingly in the flow of the code. The way I understand it having keywords at the beginning, middle, and end of the page is optimal. So H1 tag with main keyword just after the opening body tag. This would be a simplified code though I haven't filled in the text. I also heard that using comment tags with your keywords help. This should be fairly code garbage free and read as a spider reads it should be fairly close to the way the page looks except the H1 tag and optimized text at the top will be coded before the top menu and placed with css.

    <body>
    <h1 class="location1">Action PC Games</h1>
    <div class="location2">optimized text here</div>
    <div class="location3">Menu with linked site wide keywords</div>
    <img src="" alt="action pc games" class="location4">
    <div class="location5">Other Menu Items</div>
    <h2 class="location6">Action PC Games</h2>
    <!-- Start Action PC Games Products Loop -->
    <div class="location7-products">
    <h3 class="location7a">PRODUCT NAME</h3>
    <img src="" alt="Buy New"><b>BUY NEW</b> PRICE 1 <img src="" alt="Buy Used"><b>BUY USED</b> USED PRICE<br />
    <div class="location7b">
    Product Description Text
    </div>
    </div>
    <!-- End Action PC Games Product Loop -->
    <div class="footer">Footer Text with Keywords inserted</div>
    </body>
     
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