On page Optimization

[sorahayda]

On page Optimization as follows : Search Engine Friendly Guidelines

1. Consider : Key Concepts: Prominence, Weight, Density, Proximity, Frequency.
2. HTML Elements (Page Areas) That Matter.
3. Optimizing HTML Tables,
4. Optimizing Navigation and Menus.
5. Using CSS for Optimization.

 

[priyakochin]

thatz very simple guide.
thankz

 

[weblord]

you may also add the usage of alt on the images.

On page Optimization as follows : Search Engine Friendly Guidelines

1. Consider : Key Concepts: Prominence, Weight, Density, Proximity, Frequency.
2. HTML Elements (Page Areas) That Matter.
3. Optimizing HTML Tables,
4. Optimizing Navigation and Menus.
5. Using CSS for Optimization.

 

[~ServerPoint~]

Also need some work on the tags.
Ex <b> and <strong> used for the same but for the SE I'm sure have different values.

 

[shockie]

according to google, <b> and <strong> are treated the same. i actually prefer <strong> because of validation.

 

[bluearrow]

Also the use of headder tags <H1> , <h1> for keywords and keyword phrases. Keyword density in content is another thing.

 

[website_bunny]

Search engine optimization

Search engines are giving less preference to both on-site as well as off-site SEO factors.

Search engines are only giving preference to websites which are natural in terms of content as well as off-page link building.

Search engines are abstaining from granting higher rankings to those websites which use artificial keyword density or artificial off-page link building concentrating too heavily on a particular set of keyword/keywords. :kickass:

 

[DNK.it]

Search engines are only giving preference to websites which are natural in terms of content as well as off-page link building.

Well said
And if the contents are relevant to domain name is much better

 

[Keral_Patel]

Search engines are giving less preference to both on-site as well as off-site SEO factors.

Search engines are only giving preference to websites which are natural in terms of content as well as off-page link building.

Search engines are abstaining from granting higher rankings to those websites which use artificial keyword density or artificial off-page link building concentrating too heavily on a particular set of keyword/keywords. :kickass:

You might be right but in some scenario it needs help from Onpage SEO to let the search engines know what the site is about and not just show things for sale.

 

[Hafsoh]

Yeah Nick, like Tittle-Tag, It is displayed at the top of your browser and it is also used as the title of your website in the SERPs.

 

[website_bunny]

You might be right but in some scenario it needs help from Onpage SEO to let the search engines know what the site is about and not just show things for sale.

People argue that this SEO technique is White Hat and this is Black Hat. I have personally observed that Google can treat your White hat as black hat if your entire concentration is on a particular set of keywords. Search engines can treat your white hat as something which is trying to manipulate the search algorithm.

Google is especially trying to control the profit in SEO market. They do not want any SEO professional to share this profit. :red: