SEO Tycoon

**solutionheaven** · 06:25 PM

Hello Everyone,

I am a programmer and SEO enthusiast! I have tried many layouts, templates and numerous "seo optimized" structures. but honestly the best one that seems to work is the one on my site now <link removed>

How did I know that?
-obvious increase of traffic
-obvious increase of page by page visits
-more searches in my site

Please let me know what you think? the good things that you see and bad things that you see. and if you want to know more details of my research and study of this layout please go to the contact me page and let me know!

Thanks,

**pates11380** · 08-03-2008, 01:13 PM

Could you go into more details about what on-page SEO you have done?

**willcode4beer** · 08-03-2008, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by pates11380

Could you go into more details about what on-page SEO you have done?

just try, "view source"

**MikeB21** · 08-04-2008, 03:01 PM

It is interesting...
I'll need to check them myself

**solutionheaven** · 08-05-2008, 12:07 AM

Feel free to view source , check them out and let me know what you think. I am going to touch on few points in general. I am sure alot of you guys have read tens maybe hunders of posts on SEO. I just have those few pointers since I self proclaimed this to be the best SEO structure

1) We all have requested tons of information on how to get better SEO pages, but how many of us asked our site or blog readers on what THEY THINK about the site? are they finding the information they need? are they getting something out of the post they read? if they come back later check on something they read before, do they easily find it? can they navigate through the categories for similar post? Think about that and try to get feedback from the readers or users and you will get responses that you have not expected at all! this SEO style that I have in my site now (see signiture for link) was mostly driven by the users and what they wanted.

2) From a coding prespective (and I hope I don't get too technical here), make sure that when you add extra code to provide functionality to the users. Why? because you are going to make the crawlers job harder, google crawler is pretty good about going through and parsing code from content. but if you have tons of code, specially table structures on top of your site thats going to make the crawler's job harder. Make sure you satisfy your users need but you have to balance that with a light coded site that will make grabing the content from your site easier.

- Search Search Search, yes sir! what is the first thing you see on top of the number 1 and number 2 sites in the world? right, a search bar. the user is going to come and use the first functionality that they see. If your categories are the most visible to navigate they are going to use that, If your search is the most visible then they are going to use the search. ( we have two famouse stored that have awsome products and no search in their sites) pisses me off!

This is just in general. I will go more in details about these points with an article that I am preparing, it will give you some methods on how to balance customer satisfaction with search engine satisfaction.

I will provide the link as soon as the article is ready. feel free to shoot and questions you have... and yes of course you can view the source

if that helps...

Thanks for commenting...

**francis84** · 08-05-2008, 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by solutionheaven

Hello Everyone,

I am a programmer and SEO enthusiast! I have tried many layouts, templates and numerous "seo optimized" structures. but honestly the best one that seems to work is the one on my site now <link removed>

How did I know that?
-obvious increase of traffic
-obvious increase of page by page visits
-more searches in my site

Please let me know what you think? the good things that you see and bad things that you see. and if you want to know more details of my research and study of this layout please go to the contact me page and let me know!

Thanks,

Hmm.. Sounds intersting... What ON PAGE methods you do? Have you done something NEW than the USUAL methods? Do you do something NEW on OFF PAGE?

**raven1083** · 08-05-2008, 01:46 PM

too bad i couldnt see the layout the moderator just remove your links.

**juliensimon** · 08-05-2008, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by raven1083

too bad i couldnt see the layout the moderator just remove your links.

check his name and his sig....you'll understand why the link has been removed another time

**cyberseren** · 08-07-2008, 03:51 AM

Should you describe what design is it? The link is removed by the moderators and apparently I need some information about the design and like you've said to increase traffic.

**psylocke** · 08-07-2008, 05:00 AM

Nice one Ross.. link removed no more reviews.

**proson** · 08-07-2008, 12:41 PM

the link has been removed! so know nothing about your method!

**solutionheaven** · 08-09-2008, 10:48 PM

Just check my signiture , my website link is there. Also read my post in this thread in blue. that should explain everything.

**MatrixIT** · 08-11-2008, 05:45 AM

I don't really get what you mean by the 'best SEO design'

The actual layout of your site, if validated, really doesn't have a great impact one SEO. The 'best SEO design' is simply one thats coded properly and to web standards, the on-page SEO is more to do with the actual content and keyword placement