Dr.Iggy

I agree that link earning is much better that link building. But if you have quality content you have to promote it well so it will reach many people, and they would link to it if it's relevant, helpful and quality. So promotion has big part in link earning.

I would also choose WordPress, it's both good for beginners and advanced developers. Main advantage of WP is its huge community, almost every problem you can solve by Google-ing it.

It pretty much depends on how previous user treated it. If he orderly did cleaning and changing thermal paste, used battery properly then there is nothing much to worry about. Software is easily replaceable.

Nice color scheme, especially map on the contact page looks cool. But design is a little bit outdated. Wider page, a little bit less text and bigger font would modernize site a little. Avoid using images if it just text, better code that. As for user experience, try to think like user visiting site for the first time, he needs to get straight to the information. I've read somewhere that today users are like drunk And yep, that's true. That table at the bottom of the homepage is bad for responsive design. From SEO point, put your services (keywords) in H tags, put some schema.org markups in elements, apply the ON page SEO basics.

It is possible but it depends on many factors. 1) If you want to rank for some non-english speaking contry, you will need their language on you site. 2) Domain extension is important, for example you can't rank in Australia with co.uk domain, insted you will need .com or eaven better .com.au domain extension. 3) Adjust ON page to targeted country or city, put it in Titles, Meta description... 4) Social media marketing

Traffic on the website is one of factors for ranking, but bigger factor is Bounce rate. Increased traffic won't help you if users don't find content on your site relevant to their needs, they will leave site soon as they enter the site and bounce rate will be increased so Google will consider your site as irrelevant . So, I think it is better to stay on 7 different domains and improve user experience, and in that way reduce bounce rate on your site which will surely reflect in better ranking in search resoults page.

I think that google PageRank is for rating of popularity and rating of the website. Personally I know few owners of the websites which got hacked and lost PageRank and positions in SERP. So I wouldn't agree that PageRank is totally irrelevant, I think that Google just prevent the abuse of it.

Really, sometimes I feel like warmest machine and other people tell me that I'm cold

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Your responsive design is standard and it is okay. Only what would I change is that padding between sections no need for that empty space on mobile devices and add responsive menu. Everything else is ok.

I don't know about PHP code, but it is much simpler solution to just switch to Text editor instead of Visual editor. In Text editor image is shown as one line of code.

It isn't possible with Contact form 7, but ACF can make it possible.

Install plugin "All in one SEO". Write unique Meta Title and Description for every page. It is basics of On page optimization.

Depends on bussiness or brand you want to promote. Facebook has general crowd and it is good for marketing to end user (bussiness to customer marketing). LinkedIn is more like professional network, it is great for B2B marketing (bussiness to bussiness marketing). Also, for new Facebook pages to get relevant followers use Boost post, it is paid technique but you can select target group (age, gender, interests, location).

I think you should just add attribute "min-height" to both columns

I'm using Firefox for work only because of Firebug. Chrome for general use. I would like to use Google Chrome only but I'm used to firebug... Chrome with firebug would be awesome solution

Nice and simple site. I noticed that site doesn't have redirects www to non-www and index.php to domain URL. At least put Canonical links in header so you will avoid Google penalties.

In my opinion it is best to start learning on sites which offers free courses like codecademy, codeschool, etc. After finishing couses start coding by your own. Download some free template and strive to make same one.

I think it needs calls to action. Like big buttons making customers actually buying products.

For elements which has position: relative; to center them they must have defined width, float: none; and margin: 0 auto; For elements which has position: absolute; to center them set left: 0; right: 0; and margin: 0 auto; and define its width.

Start with learning basics of coding (HTML, CSS), there are tons of sites which provides free courses. I would recommend Codecademy. It has awesome concept to dive in you into coding. Thats enogh for begging, later when you have your favorite programming language, purchase premium account on sites like Tuts plus and start diving deeper into coding.

Interesting how majority of people prefer chill and relaxing music for work. I find rock, metal, punk, etc. more suitable for work, I think it carries more energy.

If I understood you right, that users are logged in WP Dashboard? If answer is yes, WordPress by default has option to add Tags to post, maybe that field is just disabled. It is easy to enable it, when you are editing some article in upper-right corner is option Screen Options click there and check option Tags. Field for adding Tags will be shown under list of Categories. And yes, it has autocomplete. Hope this helps

Basic plugin for galleries is NextGen Gallery but in lately I avoid it because it isn't light, it takes time to load. Best option is to find some nice and light lightbox, upload it to your server and attach its data in functions.php to <img> tags, but thats advanced technique and it requires some backend knowledge. If you really need to use plugin I recommend FooGallery plugin. It is easy to use and has a lot of customization options.

Hello everyone my name is Dumil from Serbia, I am employed as web developer with experience over 4 years. I enjoy writting clean SEO friendly code and doing WordPress development. Hope I will find here friends with similiar interests.