PixelSparks

Hey CreamyMilktruck, whereabouts? We're based in Salisbury (or just outside). Are you involved with web design for a living or an enthusiast?

Thanks, that is the conclusion I have come to as well - frustrating, what with all the different types of businesses in the area we have two clients approach us that are basically identical! That's life I suppose! Cheers

Hi everyone, This topic may have been covered to death, if so I apologise. I am wondering what your thoughts are on conflicting SEO clients, i.e. two clients competing in the same industry. My particular example involves two Bed & Breakfasts. We currently do SEO for one, who is a long standing client. However, we have been approached by another company within the region... Now my conscience tells me that I should only really provide SEO for one client. The business side of me says I could support both clients, but split them so that they are aiming for keywords. However in practice this may not be realistic as they are aiming at localised / tourist destination based keywords. I'd be interested to hear people's thoughts on the issue. Graham

Hi Jamie As I see it, you could do with firstly working out what the page ids are for "mydomain.com/page1" "mydomain.com/page2" "mydomain.com/page3" "mydomain.com/page4" You can do this in the admin panel by going to the page (e.g. page1) and hovering over "Preview Page". (You could also click preview page). Basically the link you go to has the id number in it, something like: "&preview_id=478" ie in this instance the page id is 478. So once you have your page ids worked out, you can then shift it into the code provided by the support team for the Evolution theme. So to look at one example: If the page id is 45, and you want to have the logo "mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/page1-logo.jpg", you would change this: <?php if(is_page(50)) { //logo for the page with the id 50 ?> <img src="url to your logo for the page with the id 50 " /> <?php } to <?php if(is_page(45)) { ?> <img src="http://mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/page1-logo.jpg" /> <?php } Please anyone correct me if I'm wrong! Hope that helps Jamie. Graham

Hi guys, just wanted to say a quick hello. My name is Graham Ormiston, and I am one of the directors at PixelSparks, a company dealing with web design, video production and SEO, based in Salisbury. (I'm sure this isn't really anything new around here ) Anyway, I'm excited to see what I can learn and (hopefully) I can contribute from my own experiences within a production company. 'Holler' if you're near Wiltshire!