Comments on: Hong Kong Restaurants SEO: 11 Tips on Attracting More Visitors http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/hong-kong-restaurants-seo-menu-3181.html Promoting Search Engine Marketing in Hong Kong Fri, 09 Dec 2011 03:04:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: webdesignerhk http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/hong-kong-restaurants-seo-menu-3181.html/comment-page-1#comment-9615 webdesignerhk Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:20:28 +0000 http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/?p=3181#comment-9615 It's good. What about the new vists? increase around 100% as well?? It's good. What about the new vists? increase around 100% as well??

]]> By: 淘宝博客 http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/hong-kong-restaurants-seo-menu-3181.html/comment-page-1#comment-9255 淘宝博客 Tue, 08 Jun 2010 09:51:58 +0000 http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/?p=3181#comment-9255 You make some good points, You make some good points,

]]> By: Mike http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/hong-kong-restaurants-seo-menu-3181.html/comment-page-1#comment-9200 Mike Fri, 04 Jun 2010 10:37:52 +0000 http://www.seo-hongkong.com/blog/?p=3181#comment-9200 You make some good points, but your argument on Flash, especially with regards to the Peninsula website, are flawed. The Pen website does consistently well in SERPS because of the high number of incoming links for valuable search terms - it is universally perceived by SE's as an Authoritative brand, despite the crippling design of a flash heavy site (all in the index file, a distinct lack of creative MetaInfo). You also talk about using HTML menus, rather than images... Why not utilize both? If you practice using the correct Alt Attribute you open yourself up to image searches in addition to those that are text based - don't remove possible traffic avenues. You contradict yourself in recommending lots of pictures, but removing the image menu. In many cases the traditional image file will have an historical weight within SERPs, and removing these elements can be crippling to your site. As for the rest, it's all content, which *should* be the basis of any decent website. If you're in the restaurant industry, as you rightly pointed out, the content that is available to you is almost limitless, it's about having the creativity to implement it. You make some good points, but your argument on Flash, especially with regards to the Peninsula website, are flawed. The Pen website does consistently well in SERPS because of the high number of incoming links for valuable search terms – it is universally perceived by SE's as an Authoritative brand, despite the crippling design of a flash heavy site (all in the index file, a distinct lack of creative MetaInfo).

You also talk about using HTML menus, rather than images… Why not utilize both? If you practice using the correct Alt Attribute you open yourself up to image searches in addition to those that are text based – don't remove possible traffic avenues. You contradict yourself in recommending lots of pictures, but removing the image menu. In many cases the traditional image file will have an historical weight within SERPs, and removing these elements can be crippling to your site.

As for the rest, it's all content, which *should* be the basis of any decent website. If you're in the restaurant industry, as you rightly pointed out, the content that is available to you is almost limitless, it's about having the creativity to implement it.

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