Jamesofscot

I see the back to top now. The logo isn't horizontal centred or aligned with the left margin. For me that doesn't work. Your top menu looks like it is not centred horizontally either, but maybe it is the logo throwing it out. The "Download Now" button seems to be out of alignment. "Carefully crafted and beautiful landing page" isn't aligned.

The "Easy delivery to West Africa" is not a good start. Doesn't look very professional. The logo could be better. It makes me question the professionalism of it which isn't a good sign. You need separate Contact Us, Support, News and Blog buttons. Filming Photography Surveillance should be more prominent. You should take the photo slide show out and have a page or Pinterest site dedicated to that. I think you could do well on Pinterest as it is so visual. About Us content could be more convincing. I liked the blog post. I think that is where your market is as you have a great story to tell with those drones. I run a content writing company so could help you there with some advice. I think you need to make more of your video and probably dedicate a large part of the site to video as that is what sells your product. Shop looks good and clean and simple. The video looks funny stuck int he bottom right column. Over it needs just a bit of work from a design a suer point of view.

Hi, I would really appreciate some feedback on the content and site credibility as well as the design and coding. Thanks a lot. http://www.content-writing.co.uk/

It got better as I scrolled down the page. The alignment of the top menu and logo and that page in general seems to be out. It's really slow to load as you scroll down, but maybe you have it on a test server or something. I think there could be more meaning to the background imagery, although I realise I am guilty of that on one of my sites. You might want a "back to top" button in the bottom right side bar.

That could be due to caching or refresh times and settings.

Studiopress is best. Don't just use any old theme. Some of them can be badly written. This can cause problems for your SEO. If they are not mobile responsive this will cause a problem come the 21st of this month, April. ALso, they may not work on all devices and browsers and so don't display properly for visitors. And I could go on about being careful where you buy.

Are you using a CMS or platform like that? Often they have a setting within admin - permalinks or something like that.

Hi, This is related to what is the best policy for redirecting sites using 301 for link/domain juice. Two or three months one of my sites reappeared in the natural search listings of Google after it plummeted out of natural search due to bad backlinks put in place by companies I hired to manage my SEO. I had run a disavow project end of 2013 and wasn’t expecting the site to eve reappear even though I didn't receive any warning from Google. So, when I noticed the site reappear I decided to redirected one of my other sites to the destination site to give it a boost in Google natural search. Both of my sites were dedicated to the same service. Very similar content and urls. They positioned slightly different in that one attracted keywords directly related to the services the business sold and the other towards the staff that I hire to get the work done. Otherwise the keywords, structure and target audience is the same. I have two questions. I redirected each page individually from the staff related site using a 301 in the htaccess to a similar or corresponding page on the destination site. However, I didn't redirect the domain itself i.e. "/" file to the destination site until just recently. What difference would it make doing it the two ways I already have? How long do I need to keep the redirects in place before I can put the original site back online? I’ve done that before. Used a site to redirect link/domain juice. Once it boosts the destination site in search results, I retrieve the old site by deleting the 301s. Plus, what would you consider the best policy for redirecting sites using 301 for link/domain juice? Thanks

I agree with idiglocal. I would add that whilst reciprocal link building to gain an unfair advantage in the search engines is bad practice, websites reciprocal link all the time when talking about each others work. That is natural conversation. I fell foul of companies that I hired to manage my seo. They set up backlinks that later down the line ended up as being regarded as spam by Google and although I wasn't sent a warning by them my site did disappear in the search. I ran a disavow and in the last few months the site has appeared back in Google's natural search again, although nowhere near as high as before.

lol nice one

If you hosting has cpanel I've seen a section in admin that allows you to manage redirects without editing the htaccess directly.

You can use incognito pages in Chrome and then manage multiple accounts, or the app, or Hootsuite is what my team use and that offers a lot more functionality.

That behance is a cool site. Never seen that before. You've got some nice stuff on there georgi88.

I use Zoho, have for years, but really don't like it much. So many buttons and options. I've started to use jumplead. It is more marketing automation, but it has some crm functions. As long as you don't have hundreds of clients it should be OK. You might want to look at Capsule as well. It links with GApps as well. It's simple, but I scrapped it.

I've tried both ways. I would recommend opening another current/self employed account to begin with. It's best to keep work and personal expenses separate. A business account takes time to set up and is more expensive. If you are in the UK simple formations offer a very cheap LTD company setup and they can fasttrack you a business account as well.