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Hi guys, PLEASE HELP!!!
www.wickedtemptations.com Our keyphrases are simple: "sexy lingerie", "lingerie", "sexy bikinis", "bikinis", "thongs", etc. We've been working on this site for just a little while now, and once we were *almost there* Jagger came along and really did a number on us. This has hurt our client in a pretty bad way. We even fell completely off the radar for "lingerie", and I can't figure out why at all. Since the update, we added plenty of good, original content to the homepage and subcat pages. However, we haven't really recovered yet and I see countless terrible sites (& many spammers grrr...) ahead of ours in the SERPs. What am I missing here? Is there some glaring problem that I've just been looking at for too long? I would be happy to reciprocate any/all reviews! I'm great at site usability but perhaps not after I've looked at the site forever... THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP!!! |
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Nice Site! Very nice, my wife is checking it out and I can't wait to see what she orders <grin>
With 22 Million results on "lingerie" the only thing I see with your site is the coding on index.html you have no meta tags with your keywords. But - I could have overlooked them.
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Apart from that, our site dropped from #11 to #84 after this last update, and now sits behind competitors' subpages (eck) and also behind sites that I know are less informative and have less popularity. So what's going on here? Do you have any other ideas as to what can be done for me to regain/reclaim earlier positions lost? Again, thanks so much for the time, because you're really helping out! Please let me know if you need a review as well, and I'm all over it. :D |
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There are a whack of validation errors on it, which you may look into fixing up. Also, there is no content whatsoever for the SE's to read until about three quarters thru that big page of code. You may want to use includes to get ur scripts and CSS styling out of your html page. Hope that helps. |
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abhilash79:
after reading your explanation, it does seem like you did some research before aligning your site to right and you have actual reason for doing so. however, the fact remains: optically-speaking, the human eye is naturally attracted to the left side of the page first (except for those who read right-to-left). because of that, visitors will probably be caught off guard by this particular choice. the right alignment also looks like a design mistake was made, even tho it was done this way on purpose. just something to consider. |
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As far as SEO goes and judging by your page code, I would also recommend taking out your inline CSS and scripts and moving them to external files.
Also as its near Christmas, how about selecting keywords that are more for the problem than the solution. For example, "presents for her" (gets 57.5 million hits in Google) "Unique christmas presents" (8 million) and lets face it, not all men know what they are getting the wife,etc for Christmas. As for the page being at the right, even at low resolution these images float and are a bit too "in your face". Forgive me for asking the question, (I certainly don't mean to sound rude), but who are you designing your site for: the shoppers who buy the goods or viewers who like to look at pretty ladies? I know that given the trade, theres a very fine line between the 2, but with images that jump out like that, it can be a bit alienating to the average person. HTH |
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