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Hey fella, nice to see the shop is in good shape.
Since you know what forums are, my advice is to take this particular question to the Webmaster World forums. I know of this as an excellent resource through the peeps I involve myself with and I would even go as far as saying "become a paid subscriber" as you get access to a hardcore of devs and SEO egg-spurts.
Btw, they do pub conventions from time to time
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IIRC the meta tags should match the title and the text on the front page to get a "good" ranking, this counters the old method of putting every word there is in the meta tags to get hits.

Also, I think we went there to get the Christmas stuff - I spent a lot of time in the cheese bit.

Cheers for all ^ that guys.

amblin wrote:Also, on the frontpage that video appears below the line of the right icons when viewed in Firefox 2.

What res are you using? 800x600 here does that, but 1024x768 doesn't.

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hahaha

all that talk about evepeeps never coming out of their hole in the forum, one posts here and only eve-peeps answer him. Made me laugh anyway

Oh, and I've no idea. I shut down oil refineries. Search engines are beyond my sphere of expertise. Databases I'm getting better at, but still .. no idea ... sorry

/crawls back into the hidden forum

bomberesque wrote:hahaha

all that talk about evepeeps never coming out of their hole in the forum, one posts here and only eve-peeps answer him. Made me laugh anyway

Oh, and I've no idea. I shut down oil refineries. Search engines are beyond my sphere of expertise. Databases I'm getting better at, but still .. no idea ... sorry

/crawls back into the hidden forum

Back in your box you

Nice little engine there, couldn't you not put some useful info into the meta description, such as the product being browsed etc, so that they get trawled like that. This is if you can't find a way of making google do the work for you.

pixie pie wrote:Nice little engine there, couldn't you not put some useful info into the meta description, such as the product being browsed etc, so that they get trawled like that. This is if you can't find a way of making google do the work for you.

That is the best I can come up with also. At present the store owner can specify the meta desc and keywords in their controlpanel and then this is dynamically written to every page. I am thinking of altering that and instead taking the first <p> tag's contents and slapping that there - or for product/producer pages I can just take the product description or something.

I will go whore that forum + posted also, just incase there is a simpler solution involving less work on my part.