Ceronza

The first thing I would do is to make all of your title tags of each page unique. When Google sees duplicate title tags in each page they will hit you slightly for it. Try not to go over 66 characters in the title tag also as it is rumored that Google doesn't rank any keywords after 66 chars but I am not sure if this is fact. I do know that the keywords wont appear in the SERPs after 66 chars. I would also look at adding more pages to your services section. Why not add a web design page, web development, SEO and CMS page that the user can click on. This then gives you more pages to target specific keywords. I think doing this method will allow you to be more competitive with your keywords and you will attract more traffic. One last thing I would recommend after having a quick look at your site. Look at restructuring your heading tags. Your h1 tag is duplicating "Plymouth Web design, web development, SEO services" on I think every page. I would put what is currently your h2 tag as h1. This again promotes to Google that each page has unique content and worthy of ranking for different keywords to get more traffic. Then you need to do the obvious off page methods of being active in the relevant communities and posting on forums, blogs comments, web 2.0 sites, guest blogging etc. But get the on page SEO right first and this will make this happen a lot faster. An extra note about the server location, it really does help a lot. I made the same mistake of hsoting a site in the US and targeting UK traffic. As soon as I moved my site to the UK my site went from position 5 to position 1 for one of my main search terms I was gunning for.

Hi all I have recently finished my first E Commerce website and I am looking for feedback from people who have had experience with E Commerce website design. I have done most of the basics that I know. These are keeping the site clean, making sure page loads times are low. I have gone through the entire process to make sure the site flows from the products to checkout. I am at a point now where I think I have stared at the site so much I need someone else's feedback to improve it. Obviously the main point of the design is to increase sales conversions so if anyone has seen an E Commerce website from start to finish it would be great to hear from you. Thanks in advance, the website is Aggregate Store

OK thanks very much all for the help. I've now got the trial of Photoshop, html-kit and webuilder 2008 and am trying them all out. Looking at both I think I'll be using a combination of dreamweaver and webuilder. Dreamweaver has a lot of preset code done for you. (lazy i know) Webuilders code highlighting to check for missing tags in absolute genius!!! Thanks again

yea... errr havent got an excuse for the links at the top except I haven't got round to it yet and all the products aren't uploaded yet. hmm i did try to keep it fairly confined to one area of the screen so the user doesn't have to scroll much on the homepage. You think that isn't the best idea?

ok i'll take a look at the trial. i have used used ultraedit to make the first one and that seems OK. dreamweaver better have its benefits for the price that it is.

Hey ppl I have landed myself a job doing a website and maintaining it for this company. The website has been running for a short while and just wanted some feedback on anything that could be improved as I'm still a bit noobish . This took me a looong time as there was so much content. No matter how much I look at it and tweak it I'm never quite satisfied with it. Thanks Branch Bros

Hi people Managed to land myself a job in web development but still consider myself a noob as I have much to learn. Hoping this forum will give me all the answers and pay rises I need Ofc I will contibute as and when I can.

Hi all I have recently managed to get myself my first job in web development and successfully got my first "real" website up and running for a company. To do this I did the whole lot in free hand code and photoshop. Since then I have heard a fair bit about dreamweaver cs4 but have never touched it. I am currently downloading the trial now and I am waiting patiently for it (sluggish connection today). Just wondered if anyone could give me their opinions on dreamweaver and wether it is worth moving over if I do everything free hand at the moment. Thanks