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Search Engine Optimization Basics - Googlerankings.com
Basic SEO advice What anyone could do for their websites article by Googlerankings.com staff, 06.11.2004. While this document will not guarantee top placement for you in any search engines, it will increase your chances to be included in the relevant results. Consider the information below to be subjective advice, and advice only, which have been assembled based on both experience and research. Please note that all search engine technologies are constantly evolving, rendering only month-old tricks to deceive their methods useless. The only way to keep your website at a proper place of search results is - as general it sounds - providing content that people are both interested in and are looking for. In general, search engines have been designed by people who are skilled at gathering, storing and analyzing data, programmers, mathematicians and other talented people with innovative ideas. 1.: Choosing your Keywords 2.: HTML <HEAD> Content 2.1.: <Title> Tag 3.: Content 4.: HTML Code Page
Lynx Viewer
Lynx Viewer This service allows web authors to see what their pages will look like (sort of) when viewed with Lynx, a text-mode web browser. Note: for best results, you should download a copy of Lynx itself and run it locally on your own machine, rather than use this service, if you can. That will also let you view pages on your internal network that my machine can't get to. You may put the "Lynx Inspected" icon on your page if you wish. It was donated to me for this purpose. Note: The version of Lynx I'm using is 2.8.4rel.1, as of Dev 14 2003. |- Lynx uses an 80-column output. See the CGI's perl source - Web Tools - Web Page Backward Compatibility Viewer - Web Page Purifier - - Lynx Viewer - Search Engine Simulator - HTTP Header Viewer -
Improved Flash indexing
Written by Ron Adler, Janis Stipins, and Maile Ohye We've received numerous requests to improve our indexing of Adobe Flash files. Today, Ron Adler and Janis Stipins—software engineers on our indexing team—will provide us with more in-depth information about our recent announcement that we've greatly improved our ability to index Flash. Q: Which Flash files can Google better index now?We've improved our ability to index textual content in SWF files of all kinds. Q: What content can Google better index from these Flash files? In addition to finding and indexing the textual content in Flash files, we're also discovering URLs that appear in Flash files, and feeding them into our crawling pipeline—just like we do with URLs that appear in non-Flash webpages. Q: What about non-textual content, such as images? Also note that we do not index FLV files, such as the videos that play on YouTube, because these files contain no text elements. Q: How does Google "see" the contents of a Flash file? 1.
Webmaster Guidelines - Webmaster Tools Help
En suivant les consignes ci-dessous, vous nous permettrez de trouver, d'indexer et de classer plus facilement votre site. Même si vous décidez de ne pas suivre tous ces conseils, nous vous suggérons de lire attentivement nos consignes relatives à la qualité. Elles abordent en effet certaines des pratiques illicites susceptibles d'entraîner l'application d'une action manuelle pour cause de spam, d'une sanction de type algorithmique ou le retrait définitif des sites concernés de l'index Google. Lorsqu'un site a été sanctionné pour cause de spam, il est possible qu'il ne s'affiche plus dans les résultats de Google.fr ni sur les sites partenaires de Google. Lorsque votre site est prêt, suivez les recommandations ci-après : Envoyez-le-nous depuis la page Consignes relatives à la conception et au contenu Hiérarchisez clairement le contenu de vos pages et créez des liens textuels pertinents. Consignes techniques Consignes relatives à la qualité
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If Only Id Known! (Tips for a new website)
Filed: Sat, Jan 20 2007 under Programming|| Tags: css1 webdesign tricks tips There comes a point in the life-cycle of almost every web-site and blog where the designer, sighs and mutters something like "I wish I had known that when I first started". Here are the things I wish I had known when I had first started my site. Find a Good Cheatsheet Today's web pages are 90% Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and 10% HTML. Awesomely enough, Jack Daniels also has a HTML Cheatsheet as well. Find a Good Template Why re-invent the wheel? In addition to the above link, there are a few other sites which have provided invaluable templates, tricks and tips. Stay away from site-style templates though. Get Started Once you have your cheatsheet and templates its time to create the stylesheet which will define your site from start to finish. Get Classy You should go absolutely crazy creating your classes. If multiple styles conflict, then the last classname takes priority. So don't skimp! Print Smart ABBR and ACRONYM
Viewable with Any Browser: Campaign
: This page was written by Cari D. Burstein to express the sentiment behind the "Viewable With Any Browser" campaign. If you were referred here from a web site bearing the "Viewable With Any Browser" themed graphic or text, it means that the site author agrees with the campaign and is participating in the effort to discourage browser specific web design. Read below for more information on what it's all about, and to see if you'd like to participate. "Anyone who slaps a 'this page is best viewed with Browser X' label on a Web page appears to be yearning for the bad old days, before the Web, when you had very little chance of reading a document written on another computer, another word processor, or another network." -- Tim Berners-Lee in Technology Review, July 1996 If you've come to this page, you're probably curious about the "Viewable With Any Browser" themed button on it. I would like to reverse this trend. Let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions.
Flash and other rich media files - Centre d'aide Webmasters/prop
Google peut indexer la plupart des types de fichiers et de pages (liste détaillée). De manière générale, les moteurs de recherche sont toutefois axés sur du contenu textuel. Votre contenu doit donc être au format texte pour pouvoir être exploré et indexé. (Google est désormais en mesure d'indexer le contenu textuel des fichiers Flash, mais ce n'est pas le cas de tous les moteurs de recherche.) Cela ne signifie pas que vous n'avez pas le droit d'intégrer sur votre site des contenus rich media tels que Flash, Silverlight ou des fichiers vidéo. afin de faciliter l'exploration et l'indexation de votre contenu par Googlebot et de le rendre plus accessible. Flash Googlebot peut quasiment indexer n'importe quel texte visible par les utilisateurs lorsqu'ils interagissent avec un fichier SWF Flash sur votre site. Nous explorons et indexons ce contenu comme nous le faisons pour tous les autres types de contenu de votre site, sans que cela ne requière aucune démarche particulière de votre part.
