New Rule for "Review My Site" Forum

[jams001]

great job that is awesome

[bigbluemacaw]

Hi Please review my site. Post any comments you have about it. What do you think about the products, prices ect..? Don't hold back. Thanks.

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[royalswimmingpools]

How can I make our site show up better for the search term above ground pool in google search results?

[mehtaamit12]

nice idea....

[vsl.online]

That's a good point.

All it takes is professionalism and respect.

[mcl567]

We know you want us to look at your site. It's why you posted it there.

That forum should have a rule: The title of your thread should be the name and niche of the website you made. Don't title the thread "omg, look plz" "Check this out" "review my website" or anything like that. We get it, tell us what your site is so we can quickly see if it's something we'd be interested in looking at.

Anyone else agree?

I am new to this stuff but I would have to agree that is the way to do it.

[timboj]

this thread is definitely sticky worthy

[Anca]

Seems OK to me. Let's not waste precious time - let's go straight to the subject

[fltrader06]

I got the points. Thanks for reminding us! Obviously, title the threads that way will make other members easy to decide what they are looking for. I agree.

[babybrownfox]

This is the way to go and makes a lot of sense.

[angdeer]

Good idea, things wont get crazy this way.

[catescb]

Right on! No begging...

[josephajilore]

It makes it more organised and appealing, rather than getting people that are not going to be interested reviewing the site e.g due to lack of interest in the industry the site operates.

[jjreview]

I disagree. Too many rules online in general already. I'm not annoyed by someone saying "Plz review my site." Doesn't bother me a bit.

[mleek0218]

I could see that, but those of us who have less than 10 posts can only put the link in the title!

- Michael Leek, Pittsburgh PA