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#2You have no content at all. You need content which is accessible to the user and search engine before logging in.
Use this tool to see what the search spider see's. http://www.domaintools.com/seo-browser/ There's not much there.
You may want to start by searching for the basics of SEO, maybe a 'beginners checklist' of sorts. It will most likely prove very handy. Focus on your on-page factors first, as those are the ones which you can directly control. Here is a suggestion or two so you can get started...
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-beginners-checklist-for-small...
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/11/googles-s...
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#3You have no content at all. You need content which is accessible to the user and search engine before logging in. Use this tool to see what the search spider see's. http://www.domaintools.com/seo-browser/ There's not much there. You may want to start by searching for the basics of SEO, maybe a 'beginners checklist' of sorts. It will most likely prove very handy. Focus on your on-page factors first, as those are the o…
Interesting. So we have content, and you can access it without logging in (e.g. http://fuelizer.com/profile/external/Default.aspx?u=2). I wonder if Google can't crawl the pages if they're too dynamic? Maybe a sitemap could help?
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#4You have no content at all. You need content which is accessible to the user and search engine before logging in. Use this tool to see what the search spider see's. http://www.domaintools.com/seo-browser/ There's not much there. You may want to start by searching for the basics of SEO, maybe a 'beginners checklist' of sorts. It will most likely prove very handy. Focus on your on-page factors first, as those are the o…
Interesting. So we have content, and you can access it without logging in (e.g. http://fuelizer.com/profile/external/Default.aspx?u=2 ). I wonder if Google can't crawl the pages if they're too dynamic? Maybe a sitemap could help?
create friendly urls to replace urls with question marks.
Also, you need tens of thousands of pages at least to get worthwhile traffic. A few hundred pages won't cut it. Aim for long tail.