Once a month, starting this coming month, I will be doing a free SEO site clinic. Here's how it will work:
Leave a comment with your site's URL and specific concerns you may have.
After a week, I will pick 1-2 sites in the list and do a public post on what my recommendations are for those sites. There are a few things to note in that regard:
0. For those who have attended SES site clinics, this should be familiar.
1. If you're doing anything blatantly black hat, I probably won't do the review. I don't want to call anything out that could get you banned. Like I said, it will be a public post. I will also link to your site as an added perk for link fiends.
2. I will be spending some substantial time on the reviews. I don't have time to do more than 1-2 sites. Don't flame me when I don't pick your site 
3. Don't submit a blog or any site that is otherwise a common pre-fab structure. I'm more likely to comment on a custom eCommerce store than a WordPress blog. Realistically, what could I tell you on a blog? — probably nothing you don't already know. My assessment will be more architectural; anyone could tell you "go get more links."
Tell some friends. This will be on a regular basis — a monthly thing. Just leave a comment below to enter.
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Our site's URL is http://www.LifeStation.com Always looking to learn more about SEO and improving our ranking. We rank pretty well on MSN and Yahoo, but Google keeps us on page 2 for most of our keywords. Thank you.
Great idea…. we have been wondering exactly how to SEO our site so hopefully we'll get some insight! Great website…. keep up the good work
An online ecommerce store based in the UK - I sell outdoor camping and equipment both on the site and in my offline retail shop. I'm a small independent retailer. Would love a review - even just a brief one would make me very appreciative. Thanks!
Our e-commerce website, OnTrackLighting.com, would really benefit from your sage SEO advice. Thank you for your consideration.
As a company that rents apartments, builds homes, provides assisted living and has commercial properties; I've had a hard time figuring out the best way to optimize the site as a whole to compete in an already tight market. Even segmenting the site into different divisions (which was done a while ago) still hasn't helped much. I've been getting ready to sit down and work on the homes and apartment divisions specifically over the next few weeks. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Our site is the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau http://www.montgomerychamber.com and http://www.visitingmontgomery.com.
http://www.a1-wood-flooring.com This is a content site that I've been working on off and on for over a year. Right now it gets some MSN and Yahoo! traffic, but very little from Google. Also, some pages recently dropped from G. I cannot figure out what is wrong - perhaps you'll see something I don't if you get to look over it. Thank you for your consideration.
Check out my Dextronet.com - I could use some help.
It allows the host of a bridal shower to design a custom set of shower games and then generates a PDF that he or she can print at home. I had no idea that the marketing of this site would be so much more difficult than writing the application.
I run an e-commerce website where I've tried to follow SEO guidelines and have been having a problem for nearly 2 years with Google not liking my site. Googlebot visits but I'm buried on page 8 or below. Many of my competitors on page one of Google are using practices that Google's Webmaster Guidlelines say are bad. It's very frustrating and I would appreciate a look for some suggestions on what I'm not seeing.
I am trying to be number one when people search for a wedding photographer. I serve the New England area so that is my main market place. I think I am on the correct track; but would love a review if you have time. My current "gem" is if your search for "wedding portraits" on Google I am 4th or 5th; trying to expand that to more search terms. Thanks, Dain
Looks like the link didn't show up. Here you go: http://www.dhbphotography.com
I've been working on the Dallas Music Wiki at http://www.digitaldarkness.com?from=seoegg for a while, and would love some help with SEO.
Any SEO advice, tips and/or suggestions for an E-commerce site http://www.f1teamwear.com would be greatly appreciated.
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