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  • awesomeamateurs
    Registered User
    • Mar 2007
    • 78

    #1

    Need Seo Advise Noobie Here!!!

    Ive Been Working On this site for over 8 months now and cant seem to get any traffic

    http://www.awesomeamateurs.net/default.html

    ive posted submitted etc what else?

    Someone Please Review my site for me what do i do my rankings havent jumped up on any SE contact someone help please
  • GooSearch
    Confirmed User
    • Oct 2006
    • 2538

    #2
    well..lets see
    1. it loads slow for me
    2. hardly and text.. search engines like text
    3. u have 2 back links in google and 305 in yahoo.. you need to work on page rank.. maybe start some rss feed nlogs and use them to upsell your site
    4. http://www.awesomeamateurs.net/picgally.html inline frame.. break this into several pages.. gives your sites more pages to spider
    5. http://www.awesomeamateurs.net/video...ndex_6124.html store link is broke
    6. content u need to update reguarly .. you need more text fior sure
    7. you could also try www.GooSearch.com i am giving test credit to advertisers or a 50% bonus credit on all deposits.. you can also sign up as a publisher and display ads and generate revenue from them


    either way good luck
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    • EthnicLover
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2007
      • 1584

      #3
      awesomeamateurs - I agree with what GooSearch wrote.

      Also I'm a bit confused as to what you're mainly selling. Are you trying to promote your pay site or other people's pay sites through affiliate links? At first I thought your site was a tgp/linklist site but then I saw the "Join" link and found out you're selling your own membership site. I think you should consider breaking your site into two separate sites so that visitors aren't confused. One dedicated to your own membership site and the other to sending visitors to outside pay sites.

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      • kesey
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2006
        • 305

        #4
        Sounds like you're getting some good advice. Here's a few more things.

        Your title tag looks like this:

        <title> AwesomeAmateurs.Net Teens PornStars Hardcore Milfs Video Pictures Mardi Gras College Coeds Erotic Live Webcams </title>

        That's fucked up. You have way too many key words in there. Google will think you're trying to spam it and Google will fuck you for the effort. Decide on three to five key words only put those in your title, like this:

        <title> Amateurs Teens Porn Stars </title>

        Your meta tags looks like this:

        <meta name="keywords" content=" Video Store, Awesome Amateurs Video Store,Awesome Amateur Porn videos, Hardcore Amateur Porn videos, Amateur Sex videos, Amateur Live Webcams, Erotic College Coeds,Amateur College Coeds,Mardi Gras Coeds, Teen Porn, AMateur Teen Porn, Milf videos, Sex, sexi, sexual, videos, video, movie, movies. sex movies, sex videos, Anal sex. Anal sex videos, Dp, Double Penetration, oral, Toys,Amateur BlowJob,Cum,Cream pies, Amateur Blowjob videos, Babysitters, Milfs, Teens, Hardcore, pornstars, wet, pussy, Juicy, vagina, erotic, adult"/>

        Again, that's fucked up. You repeat the words "amateur" "video" and "movies" way too many times. Google only looks at meta tags to see if you're cheating, if you're spamming. Repeating words over and over in meta tags pisses Google off. Drop down your meta tags to about 25 words and don't repeat any word more than three times.

        Name your pictures well, if you can. For example, you have a picture of a girl with big tits named "P2.jpg" If you have control over what the name of that picture is change it to "girl-with-big-tits.jpg." Those are key words that get typed in Google about a million times per hour. Name every one of your pictures right and eventually Google starts turning them up in search results.

        That's just little things. Some people in early posts mentioned some really key points. I would consider them all carefully.

        Kesey Seven
        www.webelez.com

        "Didn't get to sleep last night till the morning came around."

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          • Feb 2002
          • 20825

          #5
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          • 2headedboy
            Registered User
            • Jul 2007
            • 43

            #6
            Originally posted by kesey
            Sounds like you're getting some good advice. Here's a few more things.

            Your title tag looks like this:

            <title> AwesomeAmateurs.Net Teens PornStars Hardcore Milfs Video Pictures Mardi Gras College Coeds Erotic Live Webcams </title>

            That's fucked up. You have way too many key words in there. Google will think you're trying to spam it and Google will fuck you for the effort. Decide on three to five key words only put those in your title, like this:

            <title> Amateurs Teens Porn Stars </title>

            Your meta tags looks like this:

            <meta name="keywords" content=" Video Store, Awesome Amateurs Video Store,Awesome Amateur Porn videos, Hardcore Amateur Porn videos, Amateur Sex videos, Amateur Live Webcams, Erotic College Coeds,Amateur College Coeds,Mardi Gras Coeds, Teen Porn, AMateur Teen Porn, Milf videos, Sex, sexi, sexual, videos, video, movie, movies. sex movies, sex videos, Anal sex. Anal sex videos, Dp, Double Penetration, oral, Toys,Amateur BlowJob,Cum,Cream pies, Amateur Blowjob videos, Babysitters, Milfs, Teens, Hardcore, pornstars, wet, pussy, Juicy, vagina, erotic, adult"/>

            Again, that's fucked up. You repeat the words "amateur" "video" and "movies" way too many times. Google only looks at meta tags to see if you're cheating, if you're spamming. Repeating words over and over in meta tags pisses Google off. Drop down your meta tags to about 25 words and don't repeat any word more than three times.

            Name your pictures well, if you can. For example, you have a picture of a girl with big tits named "P2.jpg" If you have control over what the name of that picture is change it to "girl-with-big-tits.jpg." Those are key words that get typed in Google about a million times per hour. Name every one of your pictures right and eventually Google starts turning them up in search results.

            That's just little things. Some people in early posts mentioned some really key points. I would consider them all carefully.

            Kesey Seven
            www.webelez.com

            "Didn't get to sleep last night till the morning came around."
            Well, a friend of the devil is a friend of mine...

            I agree with most of what you said--good advice. But I don't think you can really say with certainty what Google actually does. Their algorithms are changing constantly, along with their results.

            It's important for new webmasters to monitor their rankings to see what search engine techniques are working/not working. And find appropriate sites that will link to you--it will make a world of difference.

            Good luck!
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            • kesey
              Confirmed User
              • Feb 2006
              • 305

              #7
              Originally posted by 2headedboy
              Well, a friend of the devil is a friend of mine...

              I agree with most of what you said--good advice. But I don't think you can really say with certainty what Google actually does. Their algorithms are changing constantly, along with their results.

              It's important for new webmasters to monitor their rankings to see what search engine techniques are working/not working. And find appropriate sites that will link to you--it will make a world of difference.

              Good luck!
              True. And that's fair enough. Google does change its methods all the time. I would caution people, though, that stuffing Title tags is not good. One practical reason is you want anchor text -- newbies: that's text that links to your site from another site -- to be the the exact text that is in the detination page's title tag. If you have a 15 word title tag, you're gonna have hell finding people who will put 15 words in the anchor text for you.

              But, yeah, couldn't agree more with you about monitoring rankings. I also spend a lot of time just watching the Latest Vistors on my C-Panel, seeing where they're coming from, how they're navigating the site, what Google terms they're using to find my site. I also monitor my Daily Stats to see where people land when they first visit my site, what previews they download most often, how often they hit my Join page, what page they leave from -- all that information is priceless in determining what SEO techniques are working.

              "The first one says shes got my child, but it dont look like me."

              Kesey Seven
              www.webelez.com

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              • 2headedboy
                Registered User
                • Jul 2007
                • 43

                #8
                Originally posted by kesey
                True. And that's fair enough. Google does change its methods all the time. I would caution people, though, that stuffing Title tags is not good. One practical reason is you want anchor text -- newbies: that's text that links to your site from another site -- to be the the exact text that is in the detination page's title tag. If you have a 15 word title tag, you're gonna have hell finding people who will put 15 words in the anchor text for you.

                But, yeah, couldn't agree more with you about monitoring rankings. I also spend a lot of time just watching the Latest Vistors on my C-Panel, seeing where they're coming from, how they're navigating the site, what Google terms they're using to find my site. I also monitor my Daily Stats to see where people land when they first visit my site, what previews they download most often, how often they hit my Join page, what page they leave from -- all that information is priceless in determining what SEO techniques are working.

                "The first one says shes got my child, but it dont look like me."

                Kesey Seven
                www.webelez.com
                You make another great point for a newbie: a good analytics program (one that gives you detailed stats on your traffic) is indeed "priceless information."
                Adult SEO Marketing/Joomla! Web Development
                Email: [email protected]
                ICQ: 491-866-748


                "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch"
                -- Jack Nicholson

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