Custom Mini Site Design SEO & Content

[BFTUK]

I ordered a site last week from Vic which went live yesterday.

I must say i'm overall very impressed with the site and quality of the content.

www.domainparkingreviews.co.uk

I will be ordering more in the future.

As a follow up to this, this site is now ranking 4th for its main keyword term and has been live a little over 48 hours, granted its not a particularly competitive or high traffic niche, but still a very good reference for vics sites!

 

[julian]

holy shit boys we're in the wrong business..

 

[BFTUK]

holy shit boys we're in the wrong business..

Your still around these parts then, not changed i see

This site and domain will cover the cost of vics service and the reg fee several times over, over the next couple of years. I know this because i already have a page ranking for this search term which has produced good revenue over the years for me.

So perhaps you are in the wrong business, for £67 i have a site that should comfortably earn 3-4x times that in the next two years with virtually zero work or effort on my part.

Please crawl back under your rock...

 

[VSC]

As a follow up to this, this site is now ranking 4th for its main keyword term and has been live a little over 48 hours, granted its not a particularly competitive or high traffic niche, but still a very good reference for vics sites!

Many thanks for the update.

While it is of course impossible to guarantee any results, a properly SEO'd minisite will always outrank a parking page, or just arbitary content just thrown up (excluding any backlink work).

Thanks again!

 

[VSC]

holy shit boys we're in the wrong business..

Not sure what you mean?

 

[fletchbog]

Just a suggestion, Vic would be great if you could include a header.php include file in future sites like you do with the footer to allow quick insertion of analytics code.

Just a little tweak that would be welcome

 

[VSC]

Just a suggestion, Vic would be great if you could include a header.php include file in future sites like you do with the footer to allow quick insertion of analytics code.

Just a little tweak that would be welcome

Hi,

I normally put GA (when I use it) just before the closing body tag, so it doesn't slow down the page.

I've also read that due to the JS it may not work correctly if included in an include.

I'll add an editable area before the closing body tag though, so it's clear for folk where to put it.

Thanks for the input!

VSC

 

[julian]

No need to get unnecessarily emotional - I think its a wonderful service.

Please crawl back under your rock...

 

[VSC]

No need to get unnecessarily emotional - I think its a wonderful service.

Can we keep this off this thread please.
Thanks.