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cooper Posts: 773 From: Woburn MA USA Status: offline	SEO anyone? - 8/11/2006 15:20:28 My brother-in-law and I run a sporting goods site and it has been good to us over the last year. We started off wanting the site to throw off enough $$$ to cover a utility bill or two. It become a car payment and now it is getting close to where we could see if covering the mortgage. We are at the point where we would like someone to take a look at the site and make SEO suggestions. I am not looking to trick engines or anything like that, just good solid best practices. Has anyone hired someone to do this? If so, can you recommend? _____________________________ Cooper BAC Web Design - Tools & Templates - Buck A Ball - Stopspamstop.com


coreybryant Posts: 2422 Joined: 3/17/2002 From: Castle Rock CO USA Status: offline	RE: SEO anyone? - 8/15/2006 9:46:33 You might take a look at Search Engine Optimization for Site Owners and Small Businesses for some ideas. And then maybe contact Martin over atSiteTutor. _____________________________ Corey R. Bryant Merchant Accounts \| Toll Free Numbers \| My Blog \| Expression Web Blog (in reply to cooper)


TonyT Posts: 188 Joined: 9/30/2003 From: Vancouver, WA Status: offline	RE: SEO anyone? - 8/16/2006 18:14:36 Hi, Cooper, You may want to consider using Site Build It for your business' site. You're going to need the traffic to make the sale. Don't worry about SEO. That's all a lot of tech stuff and chasing after numbers, balancing keywords on the head of a pin, while standing upside down that a business person shouldn't have to worry about. Not to mention throwing a lot of money away. Building great, targeted content is what is going to get the SE's to notice you. SBI takes it from there. I've had one for 3 months now and my business is growing at a very nice rate, considering it's young age If you have any questions, let me know. I'm happy to help. < Message edited by TonyT -- 8/16/2006 18:22:37 > _____________________________ Site Build It Success. As Real As It Gets. (in reply to cooper)