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"Win £30 of Amazon or Argos vouchers"

Don't forget guys, you can win £30 every day (well 5* each week) by contributing to [B]Gameaday[/B].

You can submit cheats, walkthroughs and even chatposts such as Movie/DVD Reviews, stories and intelligent discussions. So start contributing and winning your £30 today.

* - 3 for cheats, 1 for walkthroughs, 1 for chatposts I think

Are these recent games though? I dont think you should win for cheats on games released for the NES. We want recent games that people are still playing.

*SLAP* you know full well i put up about 25-30 cheats the other day.

Recommend me you mother ....hubbard (gotta think of the kids :-D)

Okay sure, just do something worthy of winning a GAD and I'll gladly give you a recommendation :P

How about giving me a recommendation, seems to have worked for Garin :-D

Machie wrote:
> Garin wrote:
> Its a shame helping people with their CSS doesnt qualify. ;)
>
> Shows what you know Garin :P
>
> oh and congrats :) | Cheers also to the staffies

Cheers. And yep, thanks staffies. :)
I guess we can cross "inside knowledge of GAD awards" off my expertise list. ::(

Machie wrote:
> And Garin the content will be good which is why I want to make
> sure I do everything I can to make it a sucess :) just a few Qs
> like how many keywords I should use, is it really just 3-5? This
> one site I go to he lists about 40 on each page :/ The only other
> thing was whether it would be okay to use a new domain name to
> point to a subdomain and whether it had any advantage to it.
> such as http://www.learn-japanese.com instead of
> http://japanese.learn-the-language.com :)

My point really is that alot of answers will depend upon the circumstances. How many keywords should you use on a website we've not seen in a market place we dont know? The answer is no idea. :) Theres no easy rules for any of this. 3-5 keywords is a reasonable place to start, whether its really the right approach I cant tell you as theres other factors.
This is why I advocate jumping in and see where you end up. Its difficult to pick a direction when you've no starting point. You seem to have the basics covered, worry about the rest later. :)

Garin wrote:
> Its a shame helping people with their CSS doesnt qualify. ;)

Shows what you know Garin :P

oh and congrats :) | Cheers also to the staffies

No I don't think I'll win a GAD for telling people to try and win a GAD :)

unfortunately ;)

And Garin the content will be good which is why I want to make sure I do everything I can to make it a sucess :) just a few Qs like how many keywords I should use, is it really just 3-5? This one site I go to he lists about 40 on each page :/ The only other thing was whether it would be okay to use a new domain name to point to a subdomain and whether it had any advantage to it. such as http://www.learn-japanese.com instead of http://japanese.learn-the-language.com :)

Machie, was this post really made for what you say it was? Or is it just a feeble attempt to try and win a GAD from those weak minded freeola mods...

Ooo! Controversy!

Machie wrote:
> Yeah I saw the post and have spent many days on the forum but I'm
> afraid I still have many questions and too shy to post any
> threads and have them say "this has been posted
> before" blah blah blah. Especially as they're simple
> questions that I should probably know the answer to.

Get your website finished and public, worry about SEO later. Depending on the topic, quality content will go a long way towards giving you a good ranking regardless of any SEO hints/tricks/tips you employ. Once you've got your website up and running (and its search engine position established) it'll be far easier to see what you need to do.

Btw, nobody is ever going to believe you're too shy to post. :P