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WebCreationUK would like YOUR thoughts on our new Website

webcreationuk — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 14:58:22 -0700

Dear Forum,

After long nights, working weekends, canceled holidays and lack of any social life that we may once of had, we are pleased to announce the launch of our new company flagship website.

However, we would be simply delighted if anyone within this forum would be kind enough to add / share any comments on whether we have constructed the website in-line with best SEO practice. Being SEO conscious, we feel that we have in included the majority of good and reasonable SEO techniques but would feel even better if anyone reading this could let us know if we have done well, if have made any silly mistakes, and if we can make any short, medium to long term improvements.

We are currently riding on page one on Google UK under such phrases as 'web designers, website design' and would like to stabilize this position, with obvious wishes to push up the ranks where and when possible.

Anyway, enough of my babble and please take a look at our website and please supply your thoughts, positive or negative.

Thank you very much indeed and I wish you all a lovely weekend.

DAVID WEBB
Webcreationuk Limited - UK Office

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Guide to Social Bookmarking by WebCreationUK

webcreationuk — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 17:05:44 -0700

Social Bookmarking - A method/process for web users to store and manage web information (web pages) on the Internet which can be available to everyone on the web and can also be store by them. In this system, users save links to web pages that they want to remember and/or share. There are several website including digg.com, stumbleupon.com etc. providing this service to the internet users. With a small registration, anyone can have this service and can also share his/her bookmarks to other people available on net.

We have many popular social bookmarking sites there on web like -
A1-webmarks.com
Bestofindya.com/news/
Blogmarks.net
Blummy.com
Bookmarks.blauerbote.com
Bookmarks.linuxquestions.org
De.lirio.us
Del.icio.us
Dnhour.com
Digg.com
Furl.net
Goodwebdirectory.com
Info4it.com
Mister-wong.com
Kapely.net
Ppnow.com
Plugim.com
Propeller.com
Buddymarks.com
Rawsugar.com
Reddit.com
Sk-rt.com
Sphinn.com
Sukip.com
Startaid.com
Stumbleupon.com
Zimbio.com and many more.

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On Page Vs Off Page SEO

webcreationuk — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:09:17 -0700

On-site Search Engine Optimisation

On-site search engine optimisation can come in two stages, the first stage being initial optimisation. The aim is to create each page of your web site so that it tells the search engines exactly what it is about through the use of semantic HTML. At this stage we are shooting in the dark, since we don't know exactly what people are searching for to find your products and services. However, we use a number of tools we have available to us to guess what keywords people are searching for. It also takes a certain amount of common sense, e.g. if your web page is selling organic plumss it would be highly probable that you would like it to be optimised for the keyword 'organic plumss'. It is possible to increase the amount of keywords a web page is optimised for, which is carried out in the second stage of on-site search engine optimisation.

The second stage of on-site search engine optimisation involves reviewing what people are searching for to find your web site and to try and push your site into other markets that have become apparent are worth targeting. Realistically, you can only optimise a page so much for multiple keywords/phrases without weakening the other search terms and making the page read like a shopping list. However it is possible to optimise a page for a myriad of search terms using off-site optimisation.
Off-site Search Engine Optimisation

Off-site search engine optimisation is the main focus for all good SEO consultants in the modern search engine marketplace. You can make off-site optimisation work without any on-site optimisation, but the results are much better when the two are coupled. If you have been on the internet for a few years, it may be that your site already has some off-site optimisation that has happened naturally. This is a phenomenon which we can harness using a method known as link baiting. It is probably the most effective type of long-term SEO. We have dealt with some companies that have had a surprisingly good off-site optimisation without actually doing anything. Whereas other have been on the internet for years, spent large amounts of money on conventional advertising and were as good as invisible on search engines.