Google Looks to Improve Their Own On-site SEO
Posted on: Monday, March 8th, 2010 in: Code, Usability & DesignGoogle releases their own SEO report card. See how you can improve your own on-site SEO, and also improve your HTML.
Google releases their own SEO report card. See how you can improve your own on-site SEO, and also improve your HTML.
Using Google Analytics to help pick keywords to be used in your blog post titles.
Searching meta tags on Google, and an example how not to do it.
Do not title your home page home. A couple of good reasons why.
A few good posts for you to read, and an example of a completely idiotic post title.
Using FeedBurner statistics you can see how well your titles are performing.
If you have member only pages don’t forget to title them correctly!
This is the first article of 35 usability and design checks I make in my basic analysis. It is about the value of a website title.
I’m not the worlds biggest fan of drop down or expandable menu’s, but I would not dismiss using them. They often improve navigation. My big problem with them is they are often tiny, or clumsy, and end up creating more work than they are worth.