Help please! I've setup a VW Camper website but its not even in the top 20 pages on google for 'vw camper' i've got 134 inbound links according to web tools all my site links ar 'nofollow'
Surely I have enough links to my site? I've started a facebook fan page and share links across relevant fan pages aswell.
Where am i going wrong with this? please keep answers in half simple terms and basic guidance please. Dont just reply with i need links as I'm doing that i assume its a code issue?
Also im getting about 50 hits a day a mixture of from my backlinks and google adwords
the website in question is www.sleepydubs.co.uk I had a v. quick look:
Yahoo site explorer shows 12 links to your site.
http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com...&bwmo=d&bwmf=s
Although it's not what you want to hear, you need more links. If you're serious about what you want to achieve, you'll find out how to get them.
The next serious thing you need to do is read some very,very basic SEO. I say this because you've not even put <h1> and <h2> on your home page. thanks for taking a look
what is h1 h2?
unfortunately i know there are far more than yahoo say as i use the link in sigs on forums etc and they aren't shown. what is the reason for this? Quote: Originally Posted by racercam
what is h1 h2? H1 (through H6) are heading tags. You put them around your headings on the page. They add structure to your web page for your visitors and the search engines.
Quote: Heading tags are used to define the headings in your page. There are 6 available, h1 set of heading tags being the biggest and boldest and the h6 set being the smallest.
You should use them as you would if you were writing a book or article and not to highlight text in your page.
The size, colour and other presentation attributes of these tags can be changed in your stylesheet just as you would change your text.
When you use the heading tag it will automatically add space above and below the text within the heading tags and automatically start your text on the next available line.
Heading Structure ?Heading Tag
Quote: Heading hierarchy on a web page is little hard for some to understand. In this article, we
Surely I have enough links to my site? I've started a facebook fan page and share links across relevant fan pages aswell.
Where am i going wrong with this? please keep answers in half simple terms and basic guidance please. Dont just reply with i need links as I'm doing that i assume its a code issue?
Also im getting about 50 hits a day a mixture of from my backlinks and google adwords
the website in question is www.sleepydubs.co.uk I had a v. quick look:
Yahoo site explorer shows 12 links to your site.
http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com...&bwmo=d&bwmf=s
Although it's not what you want to hear, you need more links. If you're serious about what you want to achieve, you'll find out how to get them.
The next serious thing you need to do is read some very,very basic SEO. I say this because you've not even put <h1> and <h2> on your home page. thanks for taking a look
what is h1 h2?
unfortunately i know there are far more than yahoo say as i use the link in sigs on forums etc and they aren't shown. what is the reason for this? Quote: Originally Posted by racercam
what is h1 h2? H1 (through H6) are heading tags. You put them around your headings on the page. They add structure to your web page for your visitors and the search engines.
Quote: Heading tags are used to define the headings in your page. There are 6 available, h1 set of heading tags being the biggest and boldest and the h6 set being the smallest.
You should use them as you would if you were writing a book or article and not to highlight text in your page.
The size, colour and other presentation attributes of these tags can be changed in your stylesheet just as you would change your text.
When you use the heading tag it will automatically add space above and below the text within the heading tags and automatically start your text on the next available line.
Heading Structure ?Heading Tag
Quote: Heading hierarchy on a web page is little hard for some to understand. In this article, we