Search Engine Tips

1. Organize your site, of course, in outline form. Your first page should only offer links to the main cluster. Each of the clusters pages should provide links in the outline below. Do not go below three sub themes, however. Neither the visitors nor the search engine optimization of the details now. To ensure that your entire website is completely crawled by search engines, consider creating a site map for search engines to follow.


2. Use a tag line or slogan on your page. Must be a practice sentence for his top keywords in plain text at the top of the homepage.


3. Group like items in sections and provide information about the relationships between them. State the main theme of a paragraph, in either the header or the first couple of words. Focusing on your keywords as the subject of a section, use the headings and subheadings of the group of pages of long blocks. Use header tags such as H1, H2, etc headings, subheadings, column headings and descriptions of the page are all excellent means to feed engine spiders clues about the page issue and help users to scan the contents or listen to a page with special needs software. Studies show people exploration-related items in groups before moving on.


4. Providing the keywords in the text-based links such as "Please click here to learn more about the keyword" provides clues and subject helps the user to stay on track while maneuvering around the site. Using the standard hyperlink points is always a good idea because it's what users expect.


5. Use common language that users recognize quickly when scanning a page. Keep your keywords stronger and more important information in the upper half of each page.


6. Adding titles above or below graphics to help users and search engines. Use keywords if possible. Adding to the label alt text behind an image (using key words, of course) is a good way to provide additional information about the image. This is a great help for those who surf with images off or use screen readers - not to mention the benefits provided to search engines. If you do not add alt text, use "" in order to screen readers skip the picture. See our article on the website design of Accessible.


7. Minimize animation. Movement of distraction

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