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I have a friend who has had a website professionally designed for her but the main page has practically no content on it. Mainly images with the only real text being the menus etc.

Theres no where to put any content really without totally ruining the look on the site so how would we go about ranking this site?

Are we best link building to inner pages with content, for example on category pages and individual product pages? Would that boost the rankings for the site on the whole?

Any advice would be appreciated
 
I have a friend who has had a website professionally designed for her but the main page has practically no content on it. Mainly images with the only real text being the menus etc.

Theres no where to put any content really without totally ruining the look on the site so how would we go about ranking this site?

Are we best link building to inner pages with content, for example on category pages and individual product pages? Would that boost the rankings for the site on the whole?

Any advice would be appreciated

I generally use Tabs. This way i can hide content so it doesn't ruin the look, but i can add as much content as i want.

For example i might have a couple of sentences then something that says "More info Click Here"

Then once you click, all your content pops out.

Try this code:

<a onclick="document.getElementById('rollout').style.display='block';" href="javascript:;">Tell me more</a></p>
<div id="rollout" style="display: none; border: 0px dotted black; padding: 8px; width: 600px; font-size: small; margin: 2px;"><font size="3">

Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content
<a onclick="document.getElementById('rollout').style.display='none';" href="javascript:;"><br />Thanks for The info</a>

Obviously mess around with the look and feel of it to match your site.

Hope this helps
 
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Just create text with font size really small (1px) and use many <small> tags.
Also make sure that font size looks alike with your background color and you good to go.
 
Just create text with font size really small (1px) and use many <small> tags.
Also make sure that font size looks alike with your background color and you good to go.
are we talking about keyword stuffing, small text with the same color as the background ? Because that seems just mean to advise a person to do..
 
I generally use Tabs. This way i can hide content so it doesn't ruin the look, but i can add as much content as i want.

For example i might have a couple of sentences then something that says "More info Click Here"

Then once you click, all your content pops out.

Try this code:

<a onclick="document.getElementById('rollout').style.display='block';" href="javascript:;">Tell me more</a></p>
<div id="rollout" style="display: none; border: 0px dotted black; padding: 8px; width: 600px; font-size: small; margin: 2px;"><font size="3">

Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content Content
<a onclick="document.getElementById('rollout').style.display='none';" href="javascript:;"><br />Thanks for The info</a>

Obviously mess around with the look and feel of it to match your site.

Hope this helps

Does this text get indexed by google?
 
My company put this Ecommerce SEO Guide together a while back, I think you might find it very useful.

http://www.verdadmedia.com/downloads/Ecommerce-SEO-Guide-v1.pdf

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Maybe create a blog for it and rank that? Then you could get traffic through its blog.
 
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