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vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

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  1. 03-15-2006 03:25 PM #1
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    vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

    Okay - so I installed vBSEO, as well as the site map mod, and updated my <TITLE> tags to just include either forum name or thread title. What other vBulletin SEO items are critical that I need to do? My forums can be found here:

    http://forums.alpinezone.com/

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    Re: vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

    Check here for tips: http://www.vbseo.com/f34/

    And T2DMan's vBulletin SEO tips: http://forum.time2dine.co.nz/seo-vbu...-5-a-2460.html
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    Re: vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

    Couple of quick tips:

    - Use the relevant replacements feature to construct dynamic forumdisplay titles
    - Switch css definitions to an external file (via vb admincp)
    - Increase the # of visible pagination links (for example, this page could have 10 pagination links instead of 3)
    - Turn on the Clean Html feature via vbseocp
    - Define image size attributes (use this script)
    - Enable forum descriptions in navbar (appears as a box below your navbar in 3.5.x) and replace the content with Relevant Replacements - See the RR forums for suggestions.

    Those are a few good modifications you can do without getting too intrusive...
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    Re: vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

    Cool! That gives me plenty to chew on. I've started on some of this already! Thanks. Other suggestions are welcome.
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  5. 03-16-2006 10:16 AM #5
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    Re: vBulletin SEO Newbie - What next?

    I implemented a bunch of this stuff. What do you all think?

    http://forums.alpinezone.com/northea...oarding-forum/
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