Reviewing the sites of potential clients would meant that there are two mistakes we see over and over. In case you are having problems with your site, then make sure that these two problems are not killing you.
a) Traffic
Just because you think something is a good idea doesn't mean the general public agrees. A website solving a problem that is common to some part of the population is also essential. In case people have a problem, then they will be compelled to find an answer to it. If they don't, they are not going to visit your site for anything other than browsing. Browsing doesn't pay the bills!
Do the research on your favorite tool. If there isn't a significant amount of monthly searches for your topic, move on to another one. If you think you can both alert people to a problem and solve it, you are in for a difficult time. Although it is not impossible, your chances of success are pretty small.
2. Database Parameters
Having a database driven site means that you absolutely must get control of the sub-domains. Examples of database sites include sites selling products or providing some version of a listing service such as real estate or jobs. Those who have a bad habit of putting session ids in the sub-domains are the designers and programmers. Session ids are an indication of dynamic pages, pages that are built on the fly when the domain is triggered.
Search engine robots are actually the problems that concerns dynamic domains. Recognizing the meta tags and content of a page is what a robot is designed to do. Afterwards, the robot will include the page in the search database. Robots often refuse to index dynamic pages because the robot cannot predict the content on the page. The page could show different things each time it is accessed and this is from the robot's point of view. As a result, the search engines can't list it under any particular keyword with any confidence that the content will be relevant to the search. If dynamic pages are what you have, then a lot of the pages of your site will never appear in Google, Yahoo and MSN.
The key to setting up a profitable e-commerce site is planning. But first, make sure that you are solving a known problem and set your site up to be friendly to the search engine robots.
a) Traffic
Just because you think something is a good idea doesn't mean the general public agrees. A website solving a problem that is common to some part of the population is also essential. In case people have a problem, then they will be compelled to find an answer to it. If they don't, they are not going to visit your site for anything other than browsing. Browsing doesn't pay the bills!
Do the research on your favorite tool. If there isn't a significant amount of monthly searches for your topic, move on to another one. If you think you can both alert people to a problem and solve it, you are in for a difficult time. Although it is not impossible, your chances of success are pretty small.
2. Database Parameters
Having a database driven site means that you absolutely must get control of the sub-domains. Examples of database sites include sites selling products or providing some version of a listing service such as real estate or jobs. Those who have a bad habit of putting session ids in the sub-domains are the designers and programmers. Session ids are an indication of dynamic pages, pages that are built on the fly when the domain is triggered.
Search engine robots are actually the problems that concerns dynamic domains. Recognizing the meta tags and content of a page is what a robot is designed to do. Afterwards, the robot will include the page in the search database. Robots often refuse to index dynamic pages because the robot cannot predict the content on the page. The page could show different things each time it is accessed and this is from the robot's point of view. As a result, the search engines can't list it under any particular keyword with any confidence that the content will be relevant to the search. If dynamic pages are what you have, then a lot of the pages of your site will never appear in Google, Yahoo and MSN.
The key to setting up a profitable e-commerce site is planning. But first, make sure that you are solving a known problem and set your site up to be friendly to the search engine robots.
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