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Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2010

JeremyClementsRacing - Overhauled, Successful, Satisfied

JeremyClementsRacing.com has been a GREAT client. 6 Months ago a mutual friend introduced, Phyllis (JCRacing P.R.) and I. They came to me with a problem. Unfortunately, they had a "guy" build their website. To make a long story short, it was built using old school techniques and was very hard to update. Basically, they wanted a solution to their problems. I rebuilt their website using the latest web standards driven by a database. This included Search Engine Friendly URLs, XML Site map, Photo Gallery, Contact form and even a Featured Slider on their home page. I decided to go with a Editorial Style Layout due to the fact they issue press releases every week with the results of Jeremy Clements Races. The logo was designed by Nicole Vanasse, a fellow freelancer and also my cousin.

Phyllis and the Jeremy Clements Racing team decided to advance their web presence and Optimize their content for Search Engines. Prior to this project, they had very little traffic and next to zero Search Engine Traffic. 2 weeks after i redesigned their site, they had a PR2 and climbing. Currently they are averaging 60 unique visitors a day with 2,500 page. Soon their site will be upgraded to support transactions for Jeremy Clements apparel. Please check Jeremy Clements Racing for updates daily.

Friday, October 22, 2010

Welcome to a Freelance Web Developer's Blogger!


Thank you for visiting this blog. Basically, i am a freelance developer which has found the need to use Social Network Tools to promote my clients sites and products. As most (hopefully) Developers and SEO/SEM Experts may know, it is essential to use Social Networking and Blogging tools this day in age. By using Blogger, i intend to build some great "Link Juice" by Linking to and from this blog. A couple of Years ago Google and many other Search Engines decided to basically "Outlaw" Link Farming. Which is a good thing and a bad thing in my opinion. Unfortunately for web developers this is a bad thing. What are we going to do about linking to our clients site from our Portfolios and Showcases? Well...in a nutshell, that is what i am doing here! Everyone needs some good link juice in theirs lives!