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Originally Posted by livetech
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I hope you don't mind some constructive criticsm on this one?
It's only 3 modules, it will help to have more. Whilst I don't know the purpose you have for this lens, it may just be for getting a backlink or 2 for a couple of your websites or for clients, in doing this it works. Though as it's unlikely to attract many visitors or linkbacks to it it will remain a fairly poor quality backlink, wwhich is better than none!
Tags - Make the most of these, whilst they may not be that important to search engines nowadays they do have some relevance on squidoo. Each tag means another link into your lens from squidoo's tag search, essentially an internal backlink to the lens. Perfume, Fragrance, cologne would be ones I would suggest adding just for a start.
Note about Tags - Primary Tag is usually pulled from your lens title, this often needs shortened/changed as it can be far too long for a decent tag/keyword
Modules to add -
First I would add an ebay module or 2, (alternatively an RSS feed from ebay) as there are often bargains in this category on ebay.
wiki- squidoo have a cool module to pull info from wiki, so get a biog from there about PS
Poll - get your visitors to interact with a single click - whether you ask wha they think of Paul Smith fragrances - Great wear it all the time, wear it when going out, not a big fan, stinks of cat wee. You get the idea? Interaction does help lensrank, which will reflect on the lenses page rank.
Amazon, whether using your own amazon links, or squidoos they are worth including and am sure there will be a choice to use. When using your own links you get all the commission, though if you haven't got much income from amazon.com you may prefer to use the squidoo modules, these will also gain you more lensrank than your own as squidoo favour those that will earn them commission as well.
Hopefully this advice/criticism has been useful to you and you can use it to improve your lens.
Meanwhile, if anyone wants to feedback or rate one of my latest lenses on
green computing it would be appreciated!
