I feel I am pretty knowledgeable here at Compass about SEO, heck, I even wrote a book or two about it. I also know a good deal when we see one.
Last year Steve Burge of www.alledia.com came up with a new club concept, the Joomla SEO club. He had already written a great ebook about SEO, and then he bundled it together with online access and a forum to create Joomla's first non-template club!
There are three levels of subscription.
EBook Subscription
The User Subscription costs $37, lasts for 3 months and gives you:
- SEO Forum access
- Monthly Joomla SEO Newsletter
- Access to the Joomla SEO eBook and all our tutorials
- SEO Checklists to launch, upgrade and improve your sites
Site Review Subscription
The Site Review Subscription costs $99, lasts for 6 months and gives you:
- SEO Forum access
- Monthly Joomla SEO Newsletter
- Personal hour-long SEO analysis of your site
- Access to the Joomla SEO eBook and all our tutorials
- SEO Checklists to launch, upgrade and improve your sites
Developer Subscription
The Developer subscription costs $250, lasts for 1 year and gives you:
- SEO Forum access
- Monthly Joomla SEO Newsletter
- Personal hour-long SEO analysis of four sites
- Permission to resell our advice to clients
- Access to the Joomla SEO eBook and all our tutorials
- SEO Checklists to launch, upgrade and improve your sites
Get the Site Review subscription or higher and you get that on-on-one time with Steve!
I am a member of Steve's SEO club, and don't hesitate to recommend it for anyone that needs some cost-effective help with their search engine rankings. Take a minute to check it out today.
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trichnosis
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... i like so much alledia.com . it's great source for joomla community but in my opinion , Joomla 1.5 needs a STABLE sef component. the sef of joomla 1.5 is so bad  |
alledia
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... Thanks for the kind words  I think SmartSEF has the core of Joomla 1.5 covered - have you tried it yet? However you're right ... there isn't a native 1.5 plugin that can also cover extensions. |
trichnosis
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... @alledia: yes, i have tried it but it's not good for using a live site. i have written my comments on smartsef forums. on the other side, it's currently rc 1.0 . i believe when it becomes stable, it will a necessary component for joomla 1.5 i will start to use J! 1.5 when smartsef becomes stable |
trichnosis
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... i have forget to say. i'm currently managing over 700k articles with core joomla (and with custom component written by me). using the same urls is a NECESSARY think for me because of the backlinks  |
Administrator
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... I had problems getting SmartSEF working with MyBlog This is how I was dealing with backlinks How to Redirect old URLs after migrating |
varthog
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... I need also some help about SEO but I would like rather some free module or so which would allow adding comments to registered user about published articles. Is it somewhere available? |
Administrator
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... The one we are using here is JomComment. Its only about $20 and worth the price. |
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