Phil does have a good point that the tiny text on the bottom of your homepage looks particularly spammy :(.
And in fact, lpx, I think you may want to view this more broadly: How much on your site is for users, and how much is clearly designed for search engines? The former is laudable, the latter... problematic.
To the extent you are able, I'd focus on creating compelling content and tools which'd differentiate your site within the very crowded and competitive travel space. What would make your users think, for instance, wow... that tool (or content) is super-helpful and I've not seen it elsewhere? :)
> What would make your users think, for > instance, wow... that tool (or content) is super-helpful and I've not > seen it elsewhere? :)
Giggle. Hoot.
Business aside, my hobby is the original Audi quattro. The ur-quattro - the fire-breathing beast.
I decided to fit a modern SatNav system to mine, and it wasn't easy. I documented the process to help other owners should they decide to do the same. A simple enough page devoid of tricks because - there wasn't any point.
Now do a search on "ISO radio connectors" without the quotes. I seem to have become the friend of every satellite navigation installer on the planet. I've created a monster.
Phil, I accept what you're saying. Thanks for your posts.
> >I also see lots of duplicate content as part of pages that might be > >considered "doorways."
These pages do contain some unique content in the maps and routes available to the airports in europe. Do I need to put a "nofollow" to stop google indexing these pages if it is going to get me a penalty?
Where do I draw the line?
I'm trying to provide content for people searching for budget flights in europe.
> > What would make your users think, for > > instance, wow... that tool (or content) is super-helpful and I've not > > seen it elsewhere? :)
> Giggle. Hoot.
> Business aside, my hobby is the original Audi quattro. The ur-quattro > - the fire-breathing beast.
> I decided to fit a modern SatNav system to mine, and it wasn't easy. > I documented the process to help other owners should they decide to do > the same. A simple enough page devoid of tricks because - there > wasn't any point.
> Now do a search on "ISO radio connectors" without the quotes. I seem > to have become the friend of every satellite navigation installer on > the planet. I've created a monster.
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