Zlomuni's Journal

Nice list and it feels great to see my name in there.

I must give credit here though, this list is nicked from SerpIQ. Forgot to give credit in the Louey thread and I've felt guilty ever since.
- H1 Header
- H2 Header
- H3 Header
- Bold / Strong Tags
- Image ALT
- Meta Title
- Meta Description
- Meta Tags
- Keyword in Page URL

Also these days it's all about keeping it natural (or so we are all being told). I try and make sure that every single one of the listed items above is relevant to the page and not spammy. I'm trying to make sure I only use the headers where it would make a positive impact to the users readability.

EDIT: I've just posted in my thread some good advice from Aim100's thread. I wouldn't bother outsourcing the logo (I don't use it anymore). Instead just find the big competitors, use the same font (or similar - It can be found through online tools) and suitable colours and just make your own text-based logo. I'm not sure that vectors are needed in most niches, someone else pointed out that most of the big brands just use simple text.
 



Thanks :)

EDIT: I've just posted in my thread some good advice from Aim100's thread. I wouldn't bother outsourcing the logo (I don't use it anymore). Instead just find the big competitors, use the same font (or similar - It can be found through online tools) and suitable colours and just make your own text-based logo. I'm not sure that vectors are needed in most niches, someone else pointed out that most of the big brands just use simple text.

I saw it - it's interesting idea, but as I have 100000 to-do list, I prefer to outsource all of those small things. Аlso the fiverr guy is perfect for 5-45$ per logo /options depend/. And just a qualification - the logo is not a small thing at all, but for starter I always use something like 5-10 bucks one. If you see that things are going OK, then you could always make/order better one. You could look at this as "brand update".

All the best.