Search engine optimization (seo) can be a freighting and daunting experience. We have put together some tips to make this task much more pleasant. We are going to go over some tips to help your search engine rankings. Here is what we are going to cover in this article.1)Design and Setup Problems 2)Selecting
correct keywords 3)The Title Tag 4)Your Page Copy 5)Meta Tags 6)Images “alt” tags 7)What you should not do
1)Design and Setup Problems Unfortunately, some webmasters have lost ballgame before they even get started with search engine optimization with design problems. We are going to go over five of most common design problems and there work around or solutions.
a)Sites that use Frames: Search engines do not index frames well. In fact search engine do such a poor job we recommend no to use frames at all. Here is problem a frame page is like name conveys it is a page in side of another page in a frame. The HTML code is like this:
Framed Site As you can see, there is no real content on in page so search engines do not have anything to index. The work around is to use <![CDATA[ tag to add content to<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 127780"> page manually. You would place<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 127781"> tag before<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 127782"> </FRAMESET> then add your optimized content between <body> </body>. An easy way to do this is to create a new regular (not framed) home page for your site that describes your site, products & services. Then copy everything from between<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 127783"> <body> tags and insert it in<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 127784"> <noframes> tag. <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Example Framed Site</TITLE> </HEAD> <FRAMESET cols="150,*"> <FRAME name="contents" target="main"> <FRAME name="main"> <NOFRAMES> Optimized page content goes here for best results. ]]>
