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1:18 a.m. - 2010-06-21
SEO Tips & Techniques - easy guide
The URL "readable": some think that a URL:


would be better referenced a URL like: www.somesite...


In the first case, we have an overweighting of the page on the keywords that match the theme and title of the article, because these elements are present in the URL.

This idea, widespread, is not proven with certainty. It seems that the domain name is important www.dior.com always comes first when looking for "dior". In contrast, sub-domain names (dior.monsite.com) have, in my experience, no effect. As for other elements (path) of the URL, their effectiveness is not proven, other than for their incentive effect (see below).

Finally, some elements seem to be consensus.

The titles of the hyperlinks would be particularly important, including for internal links to the site. For example:


would be much less effective than:


In the second case, the title of the hyperlink is explicit, "Consulting Search Engine Optimization", which would increase significantly the classification of this page when searching on this term. In the first case, the title "this page" is of no interest for Google.

While it is difficult to check the links outside the site (ask bloggers to make very clear links to your pages, instead of links such as "visit this link" - optimizacija sajta), it is much easier within your own site. It seems that the headings of internal links to the site themselves are taken into account by Google.

Inside the articles (links created manually), it is a discipline that can be taken. It can also help a "model SPIP to automatically create links to articles within articles, titles and feature a very coherent presentation.

With SPIP 2, one can thus produce a model with automatic article.html (inserted via article125) the top title, title, subtitle, author and description, logo and resized the introduction of an article in a very coherent and attractive while ensuring that the titles of the links will be particularly appreciated by the search engines.

And in any case, a navigation menu, both simple and well designed, will ensure that all links are internal navigation, title to the title of each item. At every time, use the rel = "nofollow" on the navigational elements for purposes of alleged pagerank sculpting have the opposite effect.

Moreover, in the pages of entry with a list of items it was customary to present, for each item, its title (top title, subtitle), the introduction and a link "read more". From the perspective of optimization, it seems worthwhile not forget to fit the title clickable (not just the little "read more", whose title is not relevant to Google).

The page title (title) is vital. It is even the main element to internal pages (links from the default) that the "Google webmaster tools" to verify.

The My title </ title> seems particularly overweight to determine the order of pages in search results. If search terms are present in the page title, it's a great thing (although, to recall their presence in a header h1 or the meta description tag is not necessarily determinative). <br /><br />It is therefore necessary as part of optimization is to choose the title which best match the content of your page, and so are very "planplan" that users seek to fall on such a subject . <br /><br />The easiest course is to use the title of the article like the title of the webpage. By default, this is what the default templates SPIP: <br /><title> [(# TITRE | textebrut) -] [(# NOM_SITE_SPIP | textebrut)] </ title> <br /><br />An uncertain factor: the length of title from the search expression could play. As a precaution, we will therefore try to limit the title text of the page to an absolute minimum. And, in particular, do not display the # NOM_SITE_SPIP the title of the page. And replace the previous code with a simple: <br /><title> [(# TITRE | textebrut)] </ title> <br /><br />Instead of "Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for SPIP - Paris-Beirut" on this page is simply titled "Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for SPIP, which would increase his chances of a good ranking ( unless the query contains the words "Paris-Beirut," obviously). <br /><br />But this element is relatively uncertain. <br /><br />However, you may want to refine how to create the title of the page to increase his chances. <br /><br />For example, the information site Baksheesh has an interesting feature of this side. The title of the article is not the same as the title of the page. For example, on this page, the title of the article takes a turn typically Chained Duck: "Adding salt to July 14. But the title of the page: "The cost of the July 14. Indeed, what are the chances that someone searched the phrase "adding salt to July 14," compared to "cost of July 14? <br /><br />I have also made such an "optimization" of the title of the pages on my site fashion Flip-Zone. Previously, a page with a collection had to title: <br />- The name of the site, <br />- The title of the article <br />- The subtitle of the article. <br /><br />What gave example: "[Flip-Zone] Elie Saab autumn / winter 2009-2010". However, in the structure of this site, the type of collection (haute couture, ready-to-wear, lingerie ...) is the name of the area that contains the article. So I: <br />- Deleted the name of the site <br />- Injected under the sector. <br /><br />Now I get the title like: "Elie Saab couture fall-winter 2009-2010", or "Elie Saab, ready-to-wear fall-winter 2009-2010", much more in line with research in Google. <br /><br />A bit more fun: on Lebanese-Fashion, the title and subtitle are not used at all. In fact, I need to make page titles Arabic, and since I do not speak Arabic, I am resting directly on the structure of headings and keywords to make the title that goes: <br /><BOUCLE_createur(MOTS)id_articleid_groupe=1> <br />[(# SET (creator, # TITLE))] <br /></ BOUCLE_createur> <br /><BOUCLE_saison(MOTS)id_articleid_groupe=5> <br />[(# SET (season, [(# TITRE | | nettoyer_maj )]})] <br /></ BOUCLE_saison> <br />[(# SET (titre_page, [(# GET (creator))] [(# GET (season))]))] <br /><BOUCLE_hiery(HIERARCHIE)1,1id_article> <br /> [(# SET (titre_page, [(# GET (titre_page))] [(# TITRE | supprimer_numero | | mb_strtolower )]})] <br /></ BOUCLE_hiery> <br /> [(# SET (titre_page, [(# GET (titre_page))] - [(# TITRE )]})] <br /><title> <br /> [(# GET () titre_page | textebrut)] <br /></ Title><br /> </p><ifsupergold><BR><A HREF="http://shannon5mars.diaryland.com/comments/1277075933.html">0 comments</A></ifsupergold></P> <P> </P> <P><A HREF="index.html">previous</A> - <A HREF="index.html">next</A></P> <P> </P> <P><CENTER> <img src="http://images.diaryland.com/templates/5/menubar.gif" width="468" height="60" usemap="#menubar" border="0" > <map name="menubar"> <area shape="rect" coords="373,0,468,60" href="http://members.diaryland.com/profile.phtml?user=shannon5mars" target="_top" title="about me - read my profile!" alt="about me - read my profile!" > <area shape="rect" coords="279,0,372,60" href="http://members.diaryland.com" target="_top" title="read other DiaryLand diaries!" alt="read other Diar yLand diaries!" > <area shape="rect" coords="185,0,278,60" href="http://members.diaryland.com/edit/mail2pal.phtml?user=shannon5mars" target="_top" title="recommend my diary to a friend!" alt="recommend my diary to a friend!" > <area shape="rect" coords="0,0,184,60" href="http://www.diaryland.com" target="_top" title="Get your own fun + free diary at DiaryLand.com!" alt="Get your own fun + free diary at DiaryLand.com!" > </map></CENTER></P> </TD></TABLE> </BODY></HTML>