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Originally Posted by webshack
I would have concentrated on the keyword density on my pages more than the actual design itself, or in getting any type of traffic... I finally found that out after I had a very successful traffic-selling site about three years ago, (which I got disgusted with because of PP's policy of automatically honoring all refund requests for all "virtual" goods or services). Also, the text in "alt" tags for your images is MUCH more important than what you might think. You can also name all of your images with long hyphenated keywords and/or phrases.... I'll post more stuff when I think of it...
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Good advice. I'm seeing that I probably need to do that as well. I'm also not sure about my niche. I'm combining my two passions, frugality and gardening, in one site, concentrating right now on the gardening.
Also, I would like to say that if you're on a blogging or article site, it is easy to get sidetracked by discussions in the forums, or by reading other blogs, articles, when you should be spending that time building your content. If I could do it again, I'd have about 20 more pages on my niche content! The key, I think, is to get focused on your niche, and try not to get distracted by other topics.