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Both great tips! Even though Google is getting better at handling Flash, I still don't think it provides that great of a user experience (for example, I can't view Flash content on my iPhone).
And in regards to ads, I couldn't agree more. People want to plaster ads all over their blogs and websites, but they don't realize that if they're using a program like AdSense, they could actually be more profitable by using less ad units.
50th tip : Check source code for any unused script and remove it
@JONxBLAZE: That's a great way to set yourself apart from your competitors!
http://www.thesportsdollar.com/2008/03/100-fluf...
On the point about small text, I am afraid I had to increase Firefox's font size to see the Titles next to each field in the form, as well as the comments being left. ;o)
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/an...
http://www.seohosting.com/blog/articles/wordpre...
- One picture of the office building
- One picture of the office itself
- One picture of the team
Just to let your readers know they are having difficulty in find a good hosting company then I guess the belwo mentioned post can help you out
http://webcritics.peepsreview.com/?p=27
Other than that pretty good list.
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If you use rich media like flash or silverlight, offer the content contained within in an low tech form for devices (like mobile phones or just pc's without the specified plugin)
For instance: if you use the quicktime vr plugin for a view of your store, also offer a 360 view jpg for those who don't have quicktime installed.
Worth the additional cost really?
Nick
50th. Be sure to have contact info at the bottom of each page. (Don't make visitors waste time having to click around to find a phone number or mailing address.
That may seem oh -so -20th century but make it easy for people to actually talk to you or mail you a note).
BONUS Tip: Don't just spell check.. it's flawed. Make sure your content is triplechecked for grammar and punctuation.
and I think a simple and use-friendly interface will gain more recognitions.
We've never found that an extended renewal adds any value to the site itself and generally encourage our clients to renew two years at a time, mostly for their own convenience and comfort-level. But I'm curious why you believe a 5 year renewal is so beneficial?
Don't use flash for navigation. Or keep the mobile users in mind.
My buddy's site uses it and every time I check it out on my mobile device I have to scroll to the bottom of the site to navigate.
Didnt know about 47. Label each box of any forms on your website.
Worth the additional cost really? i must say
Vic
In the event that someone types your domain name and .net or .org, you can ensure that they get to your website instead of losing them to a competitor.
I agree that with what you have commented that many good things can be done without flash, as far as I know based of my little experience, A website that is more on flash effects, cannot be easily detect by wwww.google.com. Make your site a simple one but unique.
50 . Using microformats for better snippets on search results
51 . Submit on local listing
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thanks Tyler..
Do NOT have an anonymous-looking site - looks too much like a scammer. Do NOT have a "private" domain name.
Do a Website you are proud of, and claim it!
Give out quality information to readers and visitor rather than only focusing on commercial aspects.
Last but not the least ............ 'do aggressive and targeted marketing'
Ayushi Travel
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