Comments on: SEO Maintenance http://podcast.neo1seo.com/2007/12/10/seo-maintenance/ SEO from Square one... Search Engine Optimization from the very beginning. Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:22:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: rfrazee http://podcast.neo1seo.com/2007/12/10/seo-maintenance/#comment-504 rfrazee Thu, 10 Jan 2008 20:48:44 +0000 http://podcast.neo1seo.com/2007/12/10/seo-maintenance/#comment-504 Problems with the Podcast via Itunes. Guys, I love your podcast, very informative, but I was listening to SEO Maintenance. I was going to forward it to a colleague, but the 30 minute podcast was approximately 56 minutes long. Some sentences were repeated 4 times. I assume this is an error. Can you guys please see if it can be fixed. I love the podcast and tolerate the errors, but for me to forward it to others, I would prefer that there are no error repeats in it. Thanks again for your hard work. Also, what is a Class C blog? I didn´t know what it was. Problems with the Podcast via Itunes. Guys, I love your podcast, very informative, but I was listening to SEO Maintenance. I was going to forward it to a colleague, but the 30 minute podcast was approximately 56 minutes long. Some sentences were repeated 4 times. I assume this is an error. Can you guys please see if it can be fixed. I love the podcast and tolerate the errors, but for me to forward it to others, I would prefer that there are no error repeats in it. Thanks again for your hard work.

Also, what is a Class C blog? I didn´t know what it was.

]]> By: Paul Mycroft http://podcast.neo1seo.com/2007/12/10/seo-maintenance/#comment-499 Paul Mycroft Fri, 28 Dec 2007 18:33:44 +0000 http://podcast.neo1seo.com/2007/12/10/seo-maintenance/#comment-499 I would be interested to learn what services you think a Web designer could offer compared to a full-time SEO specialist. I have been developing a decent SEO understanding over the past few years and currently include search engine-friendly architecture and design in my clients' Web sites. This allows their sites to gain a decent foothold in the engines and attract some traffic on an ongoing basis but I do not have time to work on my clients' sites full-time. Would it be okay to post Web designer SEO services that could be covered for, say, 4 hours a month? I would be interested to learn what services you think a Web designer could offer compared to a full-time SEO specialist.

I have been developing a decent SEO understanding over the past few years and currently include search engine-friendly architecture and design in my clients’ Web sites. This allows their sites to gain a decent foothold in the engines and attract some traffic on an ongoing basis but I do not have time to work on my clients’ sites full-time.

Would it be okay to post Web designer SEO services that could be covered for, say, 4 hours a month?

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