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Marv, the search engines are going to pick up on "Bologna" "Italy" and "Restaurant" primarily. The problem that you face in the ranking of results is that your site is a single-entity, whereas review sites
I think that's a very good start to a successful site. Make sure you landing page (index or default) has a good amount of copy on it describing what you're all about and it keeps in context with your domain
Frank, It looks like you have a good program, so product is not the major issue. However, I can see why you are not converting visits to sales. It doesn't look like price of the product is a barrier
My suggestion would be to start by getting involved in forums on this subject. Look for tools that already exist, like at: http://www.editeur.org/. XML is very friendly with MySQL. This is an older article
Metalrose, You're in luck as the online book industry is one that supports standardized metadata for book publishing and resellers. There is an industry standard called ONIX. ONIX is an acronym for
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