[Fernando Mol]

Thank you for pointing that out. Actually I’m asking in different local stores and they only offer me cardioid condenser mics. I’ll continue my search and let you know how it all goes.

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Thanks for the links. I’m having a hard time finding an hypercardioid small condenser mix here in my city (Monterrey, Mexico), so maybe I’ll have to go on-line.

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That is such a great tutorial, thank you very much for the help.

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I agree. Be truthful.

Even before you asked, you already felt bad. Don’t lie for a job. Begin yourself is what gives this life a little sense.

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Nothing there

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I think I understand the reasons of your post. This thread was getting extensive and kind of complex.

All the magic behind SEO is that you get free traffic (potential clients) to your site via organic search results, thats free traffic. But if you have to pay for a SEO service that’s no so free anymore.

In my opinion, SEO should be part of a full service in every web design company, just as accessibility. Is like expecting your print designer understand the differences between an ad for a magazine and one for a newspaper. He must or go back to school.

Special SEO efforts that are part of a full marketing campaign are understandable, but if I got your advice well, you are right to say that the best way to go for must of us is to keep it simple, keep it cost effective.

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Curtis is right. There has been very little evolution on the technical side of email campaigns. Also, Mailchimp offers, in the resources section, some email templates and articles that can be useful to “re-wire” you on the subject.

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I was talking just about the links in your menu.

I can’t see the PHP code in your site (it’s already rendered to HTML when you saw it on the web) and the code you have pasted doesn’t seems to have any PHP inside. And you swear you pasted all the code from your file in DW in code view. Something doesn’t make sense.

Maybe you need somebody that know a little about PHP in front of your computer, to see all the docs and code in your site.

And yes, there’s a reason this variables are there. But since I can’t see the entire site it’s my best guess to remove them. That way you’ll clean the navigation and probably solve the problem you actually have.

If you could post a screen-shot of the files in your site, that could help.

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Well, Chris, your site is certainly full of nice text content. That’s in my experience the best way to succeed in the SEO world.

But I have to admire your boldness. Just because you had a bad experience with a web company doesn’t mean all the people posting here are just goofing around.

I agree with the fact most SEO tips are very speculative. But I don’t know how that advice can help Todd form preventing somebody landing in a no-menu page because Google indexed separately the frames on his site.

Again, good content is the King, but even a King needs to have a COW to get a glass of milk.

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You are still sending php variables.

https://www.pakenhamosteo.com.au/staff.html?showTopic=staff

You see? everything after the question mark is the definition of a variable called “showTopic”.

I hope removing them from your links will help you.

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