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carralon

@carralon

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Through my SEO consultancy: DavidCarralon.com I serve a range of International clients from the US to France and Spain. My specialities are International SEO, technical audits and link building, although I can pretty much do any type of SEO. The verticals I'm most experienced on are: Jobboards, Education, Governance and Ecommerce retail though I have handled and been involved in Travel-related projects too. Before becoming a Consultant I worked inhouse for 15 years for UK and US multinationals dealing with large and complex website SEO project, leading and managing the International seo, evangelising SEO, supporting large site migration projects, delivering internal training and working on largely Corporate SEO environments. My current daily work revolves around trying to achieve business performance for clients. I love affiliate marketing too and do this in my spare time in a range of different niche areas: real estate, parenting, casino and gambling, techno gadgets, dating and cryptocurrency.

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RE: Putting nav code at the bottom of a page?

Hi Ricky, how big is this site... I have done this 3 years ago on a site I manage of about 100 pages. It worked fine from the first day. My main drive for this though was: I had one horizontal nav on top with no value links which the client insisted in having plus the beefy left hand vertical nav with the right keywords in. In the code I displaced the top horizontal nav to the bottom as and kept the left hand side vertical navigation on the top (codewise). It works wonderfully and no issues with Google at all.

cheers

david

posted in Technical SEO

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