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Raistlin 18-02-2005 01:54
Re: The "I want a website" Guide
 
Thanks s1lv3r, lots of good information here.

Shaun 18-07-2005 21:39
Re: The "I want a website" Guide
 
Just thought I'd resurrect this thread, what's the best way to get your website listed on the search engines?

Richard M 18-07-2005 21:56
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Ensure that the HTML structure is tidy and correct (i.e. use <h1>,<h2>,<h3> tags for headings and title & alt descriptions for images), get respectable sites to link to you then sit back and wait for a month or two.
Don't bother with <meta> tags, nobody uses them anymore.

Shaun 18-07-2005 22:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard M
Ensure that the HTML structure is tidy and correct (i.e. use <h1>,<h2>,<h3> tags for headings and title & alt descriptions for images), get respectable sites to link to you then sit back and wait for a month or two.
Don't bother with <meta> tags, nobody uses them anymore.
Well Not much else I can do then, looks like I'll jsut have to sit back and wait :)

Cheers for the advice Richard

Great thread BTW Jon. :tu:

Jon M 18-07-2005 22:55
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun
Great thread BTW Jon. :tu:
:blush: Thanks matey :)
I'd not really considered how my guide lacked actual HTML coding for beginners, maybe I should write an addition or at least link to some of the millions of good HTML guides external to CF.

Shaun 18-07-2005 23:03
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Top idea :tu:

Jon M 21-12-2005 11:44
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About time I got round to adding a recommended beginners guide to HTML, so here you go...

http://www.htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/

handyman 21-12-2005 11:52
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I also find this useful..

http://www.echoecho.com/htmllists01.htm

MartY3 28-02-2006 03:21
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heres a good one, you can test your code and see how it looks, great for beginers www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_basic

tutorial - http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

computer dad 07-03-2006 12:20
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A good resource to promote your website is http://www.free-seo-ebook.com

chickendippers 11-08-2006 00:28
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Could I recommend that you remove Xreg from this article? My friend was unable to contact them to arrange a transfer and as a result had to pay Nominet £50 to retag his domains for him. Apparantly Nominet have received numerous complaints about Xreg.

Mr_love_monkey 11-08-2006 00:32
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Originally Posted by chickendippers
Could I recommend that you remove Xreg from this article? My friend was unable to contact them to arrange a transfer and as a result had to pay Nominet £50 to retag his domains for him. Apparantly Nominet have received numerous complaints about Xreg.
Yeah, it's always important to get your domain names from a good reliable source :D

v0id 11-08-2006 01:56
Re: The "I want a website" Guide
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by chickendippers
Could I recommend that you remove Xreg from this article? My friend was unable to contact them to arrange a transfer and as a result had to pay Nominet £50 to retag his domains for him. Apparantly Nominet have received numerous complaints about Xreg.
What? It's only £15+VAT for one domain name to change the tag going the Nominet route. And only a maximum of £30+VAT for more than 1

WAK69 11-08-2006 08:40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon M
The "I want a website" Guide

*** Warning!! ***
This guide is long, but purely because the subject is very complex.
If reading this amount of information isn't for you, then I suggest you re-think setting up a website full stop. Because you WILL need to do some research.

~s1lv3r
It didn't matter to me how long it is, all the info and precautions i needed to know on how to get my site registered was in the write-up and took 5 mins to read and understand, whereas reading how to create a website took days/weeks.

Nice one "John M", it helped me :tu:

chickendippers 11-08-2006 09:52
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My apologies it was £30, not £50 - it's still double the price it should have been if Xreg were any good.


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