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+1 to Piwik

I partially agree with Pavithra, in the sense that paying for advertising in time-based deals is better than in CPC deals. Still, AdWords is king so I would still give it a try. As for keywords, you should hire someone to help you. I'm afraid this is not the kind of help a professional would give for free.

I would keep both and just compete with one another.

Social media is for customer service, not for marketing… unless you pay for an ad. In which case, you are not using the site as a social networking website but as media.

You probably want Twitter followers to spam them later, don't you? My two tips would be: 1. Be witty when you post (witty is a small but very powerful word, isn't it?) 2. Use hashtags, so people can find your witty posts.

Over 2 mb for the home page is just way too much. As mentioned before, too many scripts and the code is poor. That website needs a redesign, at least a new code from scratch.

"Your connection is not secure The owner of www.quinhub.com has configured their web site improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this web site." I would start by correcting that.

No, it does not affect the optimization (SEO)

There are many possible variables, from the calibration of the screen to the way each browser renders each colour number. I would suggest publishing the logo in svg format. I have had better consistency with that format. Hope this helps.

You can achieve something like that with Ghost. It requires Node.js, but it's quite good. Another alternative would be HTMLy.

Nice site. Just be careful of placing so many links it will considered a link farm. Keep it reasonable and use pages in case you want to add more.

1. 007names is a good option. Server replication is pretty fast, so your site is up there fast. 2. BirdHosting shared cloud hosting is very good. If you add a CDN your site flies! 3. Try free classified ads sites. They work.

You can get some traffic from images too (LoveIt, Pinterest, Google or Yahoo! or Bing Image Search). I wouldn't hide them if I were you.

Well, I think you should look for a company which... Is not afraid to telling you the truth, for example, that most of the times SEO requires rebuilding your website or changing it a lot. Suggests you a set of keywords to target Works with you on how you are reaching your target market Agrees on you on a plan before just carrying out "tasks". Does not overpromise.

If you are looking on Google and you want to do it manually remember to add &pws=0 at the end of your query to remove personalised results. For example, if you want to look for "sexy", your URL should look like this: google.com/search?q=sexy&pws=0 Anyway, you should consider a tool. If is not way more reliable, but still it is more reliable. There is an add-on for Firefox which can be used for free: http://tools.seobook.com/firefox/rank-checker/

Here I found a few effects you can achieve only using CSS properties. You might find it useful. http://line25.com/articles/using-css-text-shadow-to-create-cool-text-effects

I am sure they did that to prevent piracy. As you may already know, they all DOS and Windows versions have been heavily pirated in the past. If they are the only ones controlling the installers, then they control their own market.

If the web page works in all browsers as it should you can safely ignore the CSS validation errors. Maybe you haven't noticed it yet, but the important thing is not validation. The important thing is that the site must work as it should. Try to validate Google.com and Yahoo.com. Newsflash: They don't pass validation (at least they didn't last time I checked).

Long story short, if you take part of a forum and you get 800 signature links from them, no problem. Conversely, if you sign up in 1562 forums with a software and just get one link from each of them, that's web spam and may lead to penalization.

mm... Ask yourself what would you do if Google didn't exist these days. How would you get traffic to your site? First, make a list and next go for it. Rinse and repeat.

If you want your own fonts on your site you need to read about: CSS 3 Font-face Woff format and SVG fonts CSS 3 compatibility As for why some of those fonts don't load, check if you uploaded the files to your server with the correct path and with the correct permissions (owner can read and write, group and users can only read), so that the server can send them to the viewer's computer.

In three steps... 1. Ask yourself who are your potential clients 2. Ask yourself where could they be on the web (besides social media sites, of course). 3. Go get some traffic from those sites.

Don't submit your webpage to over 12 social bookmarking sites, and you will be fine. Make it massive and you will just shoot your own foot. (Funny to read an SEO company asks this)

Don't even try to make a site "multilingual" by just inserting a script because the result will be awful. You need either volunteer or hired translators. There is no other way to proceed if you want to offer quality to your visitors. My 0.02.

You need to read about @media (media queries). That's the information you need to create a mobile version of a site with CSS.