how do you select stores to review?

uh, maybe i’ll just read your site first!

Also, I am ending up with quite a lot of sub-categories now–40 something. Is this too many? I feel I should collapse the sub-categories visually, but I don’t like them that way either.

Yael (Lionmom100)

I too would like to know how/where to see line numbers so that modifications are easier. I’m anxious to hear the answer to your question.

In the meantime, though, this might work. Put your file into a txt document and do a search for the phrase you are looking for. I use Notepad so I would -

1. Open up the document I needed to search
2. Do Cntl A (or Select All) and then Cntl C (or Copy)
3. Open up a Notepad and then Cntl V (or Paste) the contents from the original document into the Notepad screen that opened up
4. From the Edit drop-down menu, select Find and then insert your string of code and hit “Find Next”.
5. Find the particular code you are looking for (if necessary, keep hitting the Find button until you find the one you are looking for)

At this point, I would either insert the new code in the Notepad document and then replace the old with the new, or I would go back to the original document and just add directly there. Once you’ve done the Find process above, it will be easier to locate the line of code in the original document.

If you use something other than Notepad, the terms may be slightly different but the process should be the same.

I have done the SiteMap Mod and know it works but can’t vouch for the others as some of them are a little scary to me also. There is a problem with just doing a copy and paste on the SiteMap one due to some funky characters and I added a comment to one of the other posts about how to fix it.

Trust me, once you’ve done it and it works, then the next Mod you attempt will be much easier as your confidence level will have increased.

Good luck!

Cindy

I have read your instructions on setting up the sitemap and am not sure I can do it. I tried doing a modification to the program file for something else without success. There is nothing to identify the line numbers that I can see and I go blind trying to count. Don’t know how to deal with this.

I have no clue how to add rss and I’m not even really sure what information they pick up??

I completely understand being confused! It is tough trying to balance the highest KEI terms with the most popular (highest search volume)

When I sorted the fields, I used ONLY the google KEI as a reference since it is generally the most popular engine and the hardest to get ranked on. Even though the terms with a + 1.0 KEI are the BEST terms to target, those with above a .10 or higher KEI are still good terms. In addition, look over at the MSN and Yahoo columns as well… even though a Google KEI may be .15 the Yahoo or MSN equivlent can sometimes be higher than 1.0 simply due to the differences in the search indexes.

All in all, there is no specific number that you can use as a cutoff point… the best way to look at it is that the higher KEI terms are simply the easiest to rank well with in the shortest amount of time.

I see that part of my post got cut off. What I was trying to ask was what is good KEI anyway?

Is the green in the list actual highlighting. And if so, does this mean that a sampling of >15 (n+>15) a reasonable sampling size? And does it mean that acceptable KEI is as low as 0.226, as I saw in the list??? (the lowest in green was 0.226 and the highest was 144)

I am confused, I had thought that KEI needed to be much higher than that to be good? So what is a good range???? And is the low range of a good sample around 15???

Lionmom100 (very green and very confused)

I see in the carseat file you highlighted in green. I take it that these are good ranges to focus on. What I would like to know is when I am looking at something on my own, what would I look for…..what kind of ranges in readings????

I see that you have highlighted anything with an expected count of around >15 and some items with KEI of

That’s what happens when I don’t check my stuff good enough.

Thanks again – Fixed!

Actually, you have a great domain for BANS. Initial look shows that the site has Google PR and is indexed well… so it will be a fairly easy task to get indexed very quickly!

I would probably start by creating BANS in a /store/ folder and then just incorporate it into your existing blog with a horizontal menu bar between your header and content section, this way you do not lose the content you already have!