January 08, 2005
Ingredients of a Search Engine Friendly Site
Search Engine Guide provides a useful set of Ingredients of a Search Engine Friendly Site:
'Let me give you some basic ingredients that constitute a search engine friendly site but in doing so, always keep this principle in mind - your web site is for the end user, not the search engines! What do I mean by that? It is quite simple. Search engines are not going to buy your products or hire you to perform a service. In other words, they are not going to pay your bills or allow you to earn an income. The end user will. It is the end user that you want to attract and as a result, covert to a customer. Therefore you should always design and market your site with the end user in mind. This involves the aesthetics of your site, its usability, the way it communicates and ultimately its ability to convert. Keeping this very important principle in mind, lets look at some key ingredients that make up a search engine friendly site....
- Make Sure Search Engines Can Find You In The First Place
- Search Engines Crave Content
- Is Your Site Crawlable?
- Use Unique Title Tags and Meta Description Tags
- Make Your Site The Very Best It Can Be'
Read an expansion of each of these points at Ingredients of a Search Engine Friendly Site
Posted by Darren at January 8, 2005 05:18 PM