rf, thank you, I apologize seriously

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rf

ApicalSoft said:
i am very sorry for SPAM.
in fact i feel shamed.
sorry, all.

Strewth. Get over it. I have :)

Having determinded that you are not now a spammer maybe we can have a look
at your site:

http://www.apicalsoft.com/

Hmmm. Fixed size. Not good.

Tables for layout. CSS is much more versatile.

Your title element is just plain stupid. nobody has a browser window wide
enough to have all that in the caption bar.

With a narrow window your navbar text wraps. Badly.

That blue bar at the top gets away at window widths > 1000 or so. It also
starts to warp at > 1400. Looks bad.

Come back when you have fixed those bits.
 
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PeterMcC

ApicalSoft wrote in
sorry, do you mean the text between <title></title>? if so, in fact,
it's just for SEO. search engine like this. we put the keyword on the
title.

The it defeats its purpose since you're diluting the effectiveness of the
keywords. Use two or three, four at the most in the title.
 
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rf

ApicalSoft

FOR THE LAST TIME STOP TOP POSTING!
thank you for your advice, but actually, it's a background picture, so it
can display correctly both in 1024 * 768 and 800 * 600.
we have a guy who is a professional on website design, he won't make such a
foolish mistake. :)

You are joking? A "professinal on website design"? He wont make a mistake?

ROFLMBAO!

You sir or madam have a bit to learn.
 
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rf

ApicalSoft wrote
sorry, do you mean the text between <title></title>? if so, in fact, it's
just for SEO.

What? Who told you that? Your SEO specialist?

The contents of the title element is usually presented in the title bar of
the users UA. That is, it is for the user, not any search engine. I woud
right now fire your SEO specialist. He is talking out of his arse :)
 
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Neal

thank you for your advice, but actually, it's a background picture, so it
can display correctly both in 1024 * 768 and 800 * 600.
Bzzzt.

we have a guy who is a professional on website design, he won't make
such a
foolish mistake. :)

Heh.
 
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PeterMcC

rf wrote in
ApicalSoft wrote


What? Who told you that? Your SEO specialist?

The contents of the title element is usually presented in the title
bar of the users UA. That is, it is for the user, not any search
engine. I woud right now fire your SEO specialist. He is talking out
of his arse :)

Google gives heavy weighting for keywords in the title.
 
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Lauri Raittila

Google gives heavy weighting for keywords in the title.

But if it contains more words, individual words get lighter weight. Also,
I remember someone saying long titles crash browser (don't recall which)
 
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PeterMcC

Lauri Raittila wrote in
But if it contains more words, individual words get lighter weight.
Also, I remember someone saying long titles crash browser (don't
recall which)

Please see previous post in this thread:
"Then it defeats its purpose since you're diluting the effectiveness of the
keywords. Use two or three, four at the most in the title."
 
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Philip Ronan

ApicalSoft said:
sorry, do you mean the text between <title></title>? if so, in fact, it's
just for SEO. search engine like this. we put the keyword on the title.

Oh yeah, search engines just LOVE this kind of thing.

Like, if you search Google for website monitor you're right up there on
page.. um... hang on a sec...

Nope, totally off the radar. I hope you didn't pay too much for this SEO
advice.

BTW, could you fix your system clock? It's playing merry havoc with my
ordering here.

Or are you really posting from the future? If so could you keep an eye out
for tomorrow's lottery numbers for me?

Cheers,

Phil
 
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ApicalSoft

thank you for your advice, but actually, it's a background picture, so it
can display correctly both in 1024 * 768 and 800 * 600.
we have a guy who is a professional on website design, he won't make such a
foolish mistake. :)
 
A

ApicalSoft

sorry, do you mean the text between <title></title>? if so, in fact, it's
just for SEO. search engine like this. we put the keyword on the title.
 

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