I personally think that font size does not affect SEO. Rather the right size, spacing of the words and the type of font would count for your clients staying and reading your website (bounce rate) that affects SEO.
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RE: Does font size affect SEO?
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RE: SEO Test: Domain Hyphenation [Update]
Maybe one of the factors why the hyphenated one ranks better is that it was indexed 1st and then the non-hyphenated one was indexed after.
Having 1 line of text that only the domain name is different could be considered duplicate content by Google thus the rankings.
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RE: Website review needed
Well 1st you have to get good content writers... or spend more time when you're building content.
By the look of your website you are not gaining any money from adsense so remove it as the negative effects are far greater than the positive ones.
Initially start with longer tail keywords as a target or regional.
Check Google's Keyword Tool to find what people are looking for.
But i think everything would not be as beneficial if you don't get good targeted quality content.
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RE: Conversion Rate Optimisation - advice before seeking out a specialist
I would advise in getting your website reviewed by 10-15 people(regular people/friends that could be a customer) with good questions about your website/product.
That will get you a step closer to how a client looks at your website.
Personally (as you did not offer any link to review)... I think most websites have a huge conversion problem because of their poor design, and the client's trust of the website/busienss/product QUALITY is lost because of that.
Of course Google Analytics have a huge role in fixing the pages that show up as having the highest drop off.
Hope it helps...
Just for my own curiosity what is the drop off rate for the home page of your website.
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RE: Does not having the homepage keyword optimized impact the rest of the site adversely?
Google sais we have to treat each page uniquely.
So the keyword density, relevance etc is for each page in particular.
That being said I think the percentage which the content of 'a' page a influences page 'b' is very very small and you would not notice it.
Keep in mind that in most of the cases the home page has the highest value(authority, juice) so would be a waste not to maximise that for some good targeted keywords.
Hope it helps.
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RE: Conversion Rate Optimisation - advice before seeking out a specialist
In Google Analytics > Standard Reporting you have on the left the tab Audience and in it you have Visitors Flow....
Click on that

Just saw your website.... To start You might consider making your text more readable (change color or bg or both) as I didn't bother reading anything
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RE: Production and Priority Issue for SEO and Website Usability
I would go this way

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#1 (TBD - optimising the conversion rate can be due from various factors so cart may be ok...)
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#12 #13#7 (this can cause a temporary drop in rankings as if you redirect existing urls to new short urls
P.S. If you can show us your website I could give you more advice upon what I will see.
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RE: Production and Priority Issue for SEO and Website Usability
You're welcome. (for seomoz'ers... I've helped him privately
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