New DVD Film site

**executioner** · 05-27-2009, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by dvdspider

hi all, i have cleaned stuff up and removed some rubbish from the code which was eating bandwidth. stuff like the news is gone, cos its just pointless

regarding features that you would like to see, just fire 'em at me and ill try to get them sorted.

cheers!

Any Chance You Would Be Able To Start Indexing Tv Material eg. DVD-R & XviD

**kevin matnick** · 05-27-2009, 09:14 PM

http://www.dvdrsource.org/

i registered today
may be it will be nice like swedvdr later

**dvdspider** · 05-31-2009, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by executioner

Originally Posted by dvdspider

hi all, i have cleaned stuff up and removed some rubbish from the code which was eating bandwidth. stuff like the news is gone, cos its just pointless

regarding features that you would like to see, just fire 'em at me and ill try to get them sorted.

cheers!

Any Chance You Would Be Able To Start Indexing Tv Material eg. DVD-R & XviD

i will look into it mate, its a bit difficult cos some tv stuff like an episode's synopsis isnt on IMDb, but i will see what i can do

**executioner** · 05-31-2009, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by dvdspider

Originally Posted by executioner

Any Chance You Would Be Able To Start Indexing Tv Material eg. DVD-R & XviD

i will look into it mate, its a bit difficult cos some tv stuff like an episode's synopsis isnt on IMDb, but i will see what i can do

Cheers buddy, just a thought instead of using IMDb for the tv stuff how about TvRage instead, if its possible

**AssassiNBG** · 06-06-2009, 02:47 PM

I've got some suggestions for the your website:

Limit the number of posts displayed on the front page, it causes the whole site to feel 'slow'. Or make sure the youtube script that loads the trailer suggestions is not showed on the main page. I think that slows the whole site down a lot and overall causes poor user experience. At least that's the most obvious thing I noticed upon first glance.

Also get a less popular css design, you website looks just like a lot of other kinds of websites that use the same free css template. If you can find someone to design a unique one just for your website would be best. If I were you I'd do it myself, although I'm no designer, I would get inspiration from or significantly redesign an available template so that it looks unique and more suitable to your specific type of website.

SEO-wise:

Make dynamic title and meta tags, specific to every movie. You could include the genre or one or two the main actors/actresses. This will definitely help in distinguishing posts, as right now the only thing that makes them different is the movie title.

You could scrape movie info (your page content) from multiple websites, not just imdb - this will give you more unique individual pages that will have a higher chance of not ending up in the Google supplemental index. And believe me that's the last place you want to have them.

That's it for now, hope I've helped.