SEO

[Brandon Sheley]

I'm fully aware of what the dbseo mod does, I've installed it on client sites before both the paid version and free.

There are some articles here at the org but I didn't find them with a quick search.
I did find this one that will work on a vb 3 forum.
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...-without-vbseo

[ozzy47]

Yeah it is not something that might be totally necessary, make sure you really want to commit to it before you do it.

[HM666]

HA! Doing the happy dance I found the links I was looking for. Check this out, they have lots of good info here for making your vBulletin SEO ready without other mods... http://www.vbulletin-faq.com/forum/f...our-vBulletin&

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by Brandon Sheley

I'm fully aware of what the dbseo mod does, I've installed it on client sites before both the paid version and free.

My pardon. I only went by your post misrepresenting it.

[Reece^B]

<a href="http://www.pitbikeclub.co.uk" target="_blank">Link to site</a>

[HM666]

Originally Posted by Reece^B

Link to site

The thing is if you have had this site up for awhile and have many threads, articles etc which it looks like you do, then now going back and adding SEO can be a bit more complicated than if you did it to begin with when you first launched your web site. So you would not only have to put the SEO stuff in place but also re-route all your current traffic to the new url's if you plan on installing something that changes the URL'S. This is something to think about as it can be a bit more work in the long run.

[Brandon Sheley]

Originally Posted by Reece^B

Link to site

I'd suggest looking over the vb-faq link that hm666 posted.
There are several things you can do that aren't "changing the url", like working on your header tags for starters.