Musolist.com SEO part II

Well, I got some awesome feedback from this group on musolist.com and I
implemented many of the changes.

Would it be possible for you SEO gurus out there to take another look
and let me know what you think?

http://musolist.com/

eT

eT etdebruin@gmail.com wrote:
> Well, I got some awesome feedback from this group on musolist.com and I
> implemented many of the changes.
>
> Would it be possible for you SEO gurus out there to take another look
> and let me know what you think?
>
> http://musolist.com/
>

Couold still be a lot sharper. It's a site concept crying out to be done
with a simple css layout. It's precisely the sort of design that would not
only be more compact that way, but it would actually be easier to do.

I expect to be able to find a list of cities when I click on the country
link. Also it really ought to be a link to the "UK" not to "England".

Once you have the basics then it's time to look at expanding the venues
section and starting to look at link exchanges with venues. After that you
need to look at music shops. A decent start on those two and you should
have at least a good shot at a clear first place on Goodle for quite a few
useful search terms on a long term basis.

It's getting there.

It's also a useful site.

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eric
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"eT" <etdebruin@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Well, I got some awesome feedback from this group on musolist.com and I
> implemented many of the changes.
>
> Would it be possible for you SEO gurus out there to take another look
> and let me know what you think?
>
> http://musolist.com/
>
> eT


Which search words/terms are you wanting to be found under??

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Eric Jarvis wrote:

> Also it really ought to be a link to the "UK" not to "England".

Also:

http://musolist.com/search.php?q=states&c=SCO

Last I heard, Belfast was not in the same country as Edinburgh.

http://musolist.com/search.php?q=states&c=IRE

Nor was it in the same country as Dublin.

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Gerry W - for email use my name at dergal 0 com sales@exleaseit.co.uk
wrote:
>
> I honestly think you might be onto a good thing here, potentially a killer
> site ... !
>

I'd be looking at getting a decent level of traffic and then going after
sponsorship from the music mags. There's also a lot you could do by
looking for tie ups with music shops. Keep it simple to use and make it
easy to find when needed and there are big gaps in the market.

--
eric
www.ericjarvis.co.uk
"live fast, die only if strictly necessary"

G .. thanks for the kind words and all the help.

>From what I understand I am to use <div> tags for absolute positioning
.... i.e. define all the absolute positions of my different "table
cells" and dump all my info into that?

I am going for the newspaper - are you suggesting that I go with 400
width for ads as opposed to 500?

eT

eT etdebruin@gmail.com wrote:
> G .. thanks for the kind words and all the help.
>
> >From what I understand I am to use <div> tags for absolute positioning
> ... i.e. define all the absolute positions of my different "table
> cells" and dump all my info into that?
>

NO!

You don't have to use absolute positioning. You can also use relative
positioning and floating depending on what is required. In this case I
suspect no absolute positioning is required at all.

> I am going for the newspaper - are you suggesting that I go with 400
> width for ads as opposed to 500?
>

I would use em units and size the div to have around the same number of
words per line as a newspaper small ad, maybe a little wider. You need the
width relative to both the text size and the window size in this case,
which is impossible, so I'd take the text size as the priority since that
affects readability as well as the look.

--
eric
www.ericjarvis.co.uk
"live fast, die only if strictly necessary"