How is my on-site SEO looking like?
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I know this is a broad question.
My site's content has been written more than one year ago and haven't been changed so far. Our main goal is to make the application hosted in the site work better every day, so we don't worry much about writing content.
The URL is http://www.onlinelogomaker.com
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Anyone else?
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Hello James, thank you for your tips.
I have some doubts about these, though:
- 200 pages is on the lower side, have you thoughts about getting a blog?
What do you mean by "200 pages is on the lower side?". We do have a blog, by the way. You can see its link at the top menu.
- a few lil coding issues too nothing to worry about too much.
Are you talking about Markup Validation errors, or something else?
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Had a quick look at the site some points:
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Mobile optimization and m-site not much at all.
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URL structure has some parameters in it not advisable imo.
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you seem to have many images on the site the image/text ratios are not the best imo.
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200 pages is on the lower side, have you thoughts about getting a blog?
- micro formats optimization?
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a few lil coding issues too nothing to worry about too much.
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also look at your internal link structure, could be some opp their.
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