User talk:Copychriseo
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Please also make sure to read welcome, business owners and don't tout, as I'm guessing the "seo" at the end of your user name is in fact SEO. If you are a hotel marketer, you are not permitted to add new listings at all. I would have detouted your listing in the Dunwoody article, but you give the address as Atlanta, so it looks like the listing should be in one of the Atlanta district articles. Perhaps it is. I don't know which one it would belong in, but if you do want it to go there and aren't being paid to market it, please make sure to give only the street address (no city, state or zip), and give rates and a bit of a description of what "luxury-style" consists of.
All the best,
Ikan Kekek (talk) 04:04, 16 September 2016 (UTC)
Hello Ikan!
The replying process to your talk here is rather odd. I hope this is okay. Thank you for the references. I'll read the business owners materials and touting stuff for sure. I don't know much about SEO. Is it bad for your site? Wouldn't those folks help you grow your website content? At any rate, I am not a marketer so we are good. I'll add locations as I travel. Do please let me know if anything is amiss, like the "luxury-style" term I used. I'll be more objective in the future.
Thank you for the warm welcome! Chat again soon,
Chris (talk) 10:12, 16 September 2016 (UTC)
- Excellent. SEO on behalf of Wikivoyage itself may be good for the site; as a matter of fact there is a Wikivoyage:SEO page. We're just concerned about marketers trying to do SEO for private businesses, such as hotel chains. There is actually one hotel marketer who showed so much commitment to site policies that we approved for him to add listings, but I guess that's beside the point, and once again, welcome! Ikan Kekek (talk) 03:35, 17 September 2016 (UTC)