Pixel_Donkey

Hi all,
 
Does anyone know of a 100% free site that spell checks your entire site? I know you can get sites which will view 5 pages or something but I'm not looking at spending any money.
 
Originally I looked for a Chrome webpage spell check extension but only didn't find any that didn't just check forms.
 
Thanks!

Sure
 
 
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Do you have a listed address on both? and do you mention united kingdom on the UK a few times, and united states on the other.
 
Google determines GEO on various factors, not just one... not everyone knows that a UK host is better than US if your targetting UK so google values that as a very minor factor, and since clouds can be anywhere its even less important.
 
I strongly recommend you use content to allow google to determine the GEO, and not that of use of domain/geo settings and hosting.
 
I've had many of mine .co.uk be top for serps in the US visitors outranking .com
 
If you do not want to physically allow people to see the address then you could use a invisible tag.
 
Using the LAT Tag should work, but other can value SEO rankings.
 

<div class="custom" > <div class="vcard"><span class="fn org">ByBe Bournemouth Web Design</span> <div class="adr"> <p class="px"><span class="street-address">NAME Road</span><br /> <span class="locality">Bournemouth</span><br /> <span class="region">Dorset</span><br /> <span class="postal-code">POSTCODE</span><br /> <span class="country-name">United Kingdom</span></p> </div> <span class="geo"> <span class="latitude"> <span class="value-title" title="50.7245831"> </span> </span> <span class="longitude"> <span class="value-title" title="-1.8556509"> </span> </span> <span>Bournemouth Tel: 01202 000000<br /> International Tel: <span class="tel">+44 </span><br /> UK Tel: 000000</span> <span><br /> Email: asdasddotcasd.com</span></span>

Just use tunnel bear and set it to US

Welcome to the forum Claire! I think 'energetic' would be the term that seems to fit here
 
Are you brand new to web design? Like 0 experience or do you know a bit and are just looking to learn more?
 
If you're brand new I would recommend checking out tutorials like http://www.w3schools.com/ or http://www.quackit.com/.
 
And if you need any more help we're all ready and able
 
Enjoy your stay at WDF!

Hi Simon,
 
The META Keyword header tag hasn't been used for some years now, I wouldn't even bother using it (its the best way for your competitors to see what keywords your targeting).
 
I'll keep this basic: think about the keyword you want to appear for on Google and put that keyword in your <title>tag</title>, then place that keyword around the page content but don't go crazy or try hide the word. Also place it inside a <h1> tag and an alt tag of an image. Remember that some keywords can be quite difficult to get as they'll be popular. For example if you wanted "cheap holidays" you might have to go down the adword route or spend a lot of time and money getting that keyword.
 
Check out this site for more basic seo help: http://devmoose.com/blogging/10-basic-seo-tips-every-web-developer-should-follow
 
After that get SEO for Dummies, its a great book that will set you off in the right direction.
 
Adwords is great for getting you to the top of Google if the keyword is very competitive and you need to be there immediately but it can be quite expensive and its easily to do it wrong and pay for unwanted clicks.