logging in or signing up White Hat PHP SEO - David Fischer -Avity Website_Optimization Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 275 Category: Product Traini.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: August 18, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description A presentation on white hat SEO methods for PHP websites by David Fischer Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 8 White Hat SEO Methods forPHP Developers : 8 White Hat SEO Methods forPHP Developers David Fischer Avity LLC The Spectrum of SEO Techniques : The Spectrum of SEO Techniques White hat, black hat The three legs of the white hat SEO stool Inbound links Keyword-rich text Technical aspects 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Slide 7: A common misconception: There are two steps in building a search engine friendly website: 1) Build website 2) Do SEO stuff 2 SEO-Friendly Architecture Slide 8: From the start: Limit reliance on JavaScript, Flash, and images that display text Use SEO-friendly HTML Unique, meaningful title and meta tags W3C compliance Alt attributes on non-text content Structure your content wisely & develop a corresponding URL schema early on Register your domain for the maximum term 2 SEO-Friendly Architecture Slide 9: Keyword-rich URLs help rankings Human factor Clean URLs look professional Messy URLs look spammy Please compare: “The mere presence of a question mark in the URL will introduce a delay in Google's indexing a page.” -- Daniel Dulitz, Google engineer 3 URLs Matter Slide 10: Repetitive content annoys users dilutes page equity wastes crawler resources looks like spam can be an indication of content theft As a result, search engines penalize duplicate content 4 The Duplicate Content Trap Slide 11: Sometimes you can't entirely avoid having duplicate content on your site... Printer-friendly pages Same product, different color Duplicate title & meta tags for different pages URL-based session IDs implemented by the guy who worked on the project before you Your boss's poor content organization skills Minimize indexing of duplicate content using robots.txt & mod_rewrite 4 The Duplicate Content Trap Slide 12: 1xx: Provisional response – don't use 2xx: Successful request – return by default on success 301: Permanent move – OK Page equity retained with delay and possible penalty 302: Temporary move – avoid 404: Permanent remove – OK Spiders will not index Warning: spiders will DEINDEX if previously indexed 500: Correct code for temporary technical difficulties If you want to commit SEO suicide, feed a spider non-5xx codes while your web or database server is down 5 Content Relocation & Error Codes Slide 13: style.css .nytimes { font: old-english-txt; font-size: 48; } 6 Graphical Text: An Ancient Evil Site designs sometimes require more elaborate text formatting than CSS can provide, right? Shortest and best answer (for SEO & maintainability at least): No, stick with CSS only! Short and acceptable answer: Okay, we can put in a few images for text, but no more than, say, three! But if you absolutely need more typesetting options... Slide 14: User sitemaps Google XML sitemaps & Yahoo urllists Dynamically generating sitemaps 7 Sitemaps Slide 15: Why not use black hat SEO techniques? Why address them now then? Protect your site's security Understand the competition Learn to think like Google Insertion & comment attacks Content theft Cloaking Buying & trading links IMPORTANT: employ common sense 8 Black Hat & Defensive Measures Slide 16: Questions? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
White Hat PHP SEO - David Fischer -Avity Website_Optimization Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 275 Category: Product Traini.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: August 18, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description A presentation on white hat SEO methods for PHP websites by David Fischer Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 8 White Hat SEO Methods forPHP Developers : 8 White Hat SEO Methods forPHP Developers David Fischer Avity LLC The Spectrum of SEO Techniques : The Spectrum of SEO Techniques White hat, black hat The three legs of the white hat SEO stool Inbound links Keyword-rich text Technical aspects 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Cross-Browser Websites : Cross-Browser Websites 1 Know the Game Slide 7: A common misconception: There are two steps in building a search engine friendly website: 1) Build website 2) Do SEO stuff 2 SEO-Friendly Architecture Slide 8: From the start: Limit reliance on JavaScript, Flash, and images that display text Use SEO-friendly HTML Unique, meaningful title and meta tags W3C compliance Alt attributes on non-text content Structure your content wisely & develop a corresponding URL schema early on Register your domain for the maximum term 2 SEO-Friendly Architecture Slide 9: Keyword-rich URLs help rankings Human factor Clean URLs look professional Messy URLs look spammy Please compare: “The mere presence of a question mark in the URL will introduce a delay in Google's indexing a page.” -- Daniel Dulitz, Google engineer 3 URLs Matter Slide 10: Repetitive content annoys users dilutes page equity wastes crawler resources looks like spam can be an indication of content theft As a result, search engines penalize duplicate content 4 The Duplicate Content Trap Slide 11: Sometimes you can't entirely avoid having duplicate content on your site... Printer-friendly pages Same product, different color Duplicate title & meta tags for different pages URL-based session IDs implemented by the guy who worked on the project before you Your boss's poor content organization skills Minimize indexing of duplicate content using robots.txt & mod_rewrite 4 The Duplicate Content Trap Slide 12: 1xx: Provisional response – don't use 2xx: Successful request – return by default on success 301: Permanent move – OK Page equity retained with delay and possible penalty 302: Temporary move – avoid 404: Permanent remove – OK Spiders will not index Warning: spiders will DEINDEX if previously indexed 500: Correct code for temporary technical difficulties If you want to commit SEO suicide, feed a spider non-5xx codes while your web or database server is down 5 Content Relocation & Error Codes Slide 13: style.css .nytimes { font: old-english-txt; font-size: 48; } 6 Graphical Text: An Ancient Evil Site designs sometimes require more elaborate text formatting than CSS can provide, right? Shortest and best answer (for SEO & maintainability at least): No, stick with CSS only! Short and acceptable answer: Okay, we can put in a few images for text, but no more than, say, three! But if you absolutely need more typesetting options... Slide 14: User sitemaps Google XML sitemaps & Yahoo urllists Dynamically generating sitemaps 7 Sitemaps Slide 15: Why not use black hat SEO techniques? Why address them now then? Protect your site's security Understand the competition Learn to think like Google Insertion & comment attacks Content theft Cloaking Buying & trading links IMPORTANT: employ common sense 8 Black Hat & Defensive Measures Slide 16: Questions?