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wlh
05-20-2004, 06:57 PM
Hey guys, I just recently re-designed my website and built it from the ground up with seo in mind. I have been doing quite a bit of research and tried everything I have learned. I would appreciate it if you could check out my site and give me some advise I could use to improve it seo wise.

Site: http://www.wavelinehosting.com

Thanks,

Tony
Cyber-SEO
05-20-2004, 08:22 PM
Hi Tony,

I like the design, its very clean and looks presentable. I honestly dont have much to say in regards to the SEO work on site. It all looks prety good to me :)

The only thing that you need now is some Backlinks, and get as many as possible.
dilligaf
05-20-2004, 08:43 PM
Tony, Welcome to the forum.

The only thigs that jump out at me is "hosting" and that you don't have "affordable" at the beginning of your meta description tag (Yahoo). With the hosting, you may want to reduce the weight through the middle of the page (as it's considered somewhat less relevant and may reduce the overall weight).

Looks good!
wlh
05-20-2004, 09:18 PM
Yes backlinks have been my #1 priority for the past week. I have landed a few good sites with either pr5 or pr6, but I'm still really shy of my goal (at least 200).

I took your advice dilligaf and put in "affordable" in my meta text. (Tell me how this relates to yahoo). As for "hosting" I went ahead and took our a few instances from the middle of my body text.

Thanks for the help guys!
morgan
05-20-2004, 10:46 PM
Honestly though in the hosting market people are buying thousands of dollars per month in backlinks so if you want to compete for the big terms (No matter what you do onpage) you will need some serious sponsorship links to compete. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news
jocelyn
05-21-2004, 03:00 AM
[QUOTE=morgan]Honestly though in the hosting market people are buying thousands of dollars per month in backlinks so if you want to compete for the big terms (No matter what you do onpage) you will need some serious sponsorship links to compete. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news[/QUOTE]
It's better to have the bad news than work and don't know why it does not give results.
wlh
05-21-2004, 10:20 AM
yes you guys do have a point. But I dont know what else to go for. Im located in Las Vegas, but I would like to target nationally. What is your suggestion(s)?