odomike
Aug 9 2004, 07:33 PM
| | i have been wondering on the best way to optimize a website for SEs. are meta tags really a good means of SEO or is link exchange better for SEO? i think this should be a discussion for everyone. if you have any other means of SEO pls tell me. Welcome to this discussion.  |
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tomecki
Aug 15 2004, 07:36 AM
It depends - if you like to optimize for google meta tags are ignored by google crawler. In yahoo or others search engines the meta tags are visible. SEO is the most important thing to make a good position in search engines. I prefer web gold - it make a good position in google. Page rank is only a one factor from many. Tomecki
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issloo
Aug 22 2004, 01:05 AM
well of course meta tags help, otherwise there won't be any meta tags!
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Spectre
Aug 22 2004, 03:05 AM
Meta tags are not ignored by Google. It doesn't display the actual tags and their values in its index, but it doesn't ignore them either.
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mizako
Aug 23 2004, 08:52 PM
QUOTE(tomecki @ Aug 15 2004, 07:36 AM) SEO is the most important thing to make a good position in search engines. I prefer web gold - it make a good position in google. Page rank is only a one factor from many.
What does SEO stands for? Search engine .... What do you mean with "web gold"?. I thought that the criteria for Google was incoming links, outgoing links and meta-tags. Aren't they?
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serverph
Aug 23 2004, 11:15 PM
mizako... SEO=search engine optimization. web gold is an app webmasters use to monitor their site rankings in a multitude of search engines. just try to google the app for more details. metatags are useful for ANY search engine bot, so dont neglect it in your web pages. one tip to enhance SEO: use ALT in your images when appropriate. EXAMPLE: QUOTE <img src='http://www.trap17.com/forums//style_images/1/logo4.gif' alt='Powered by Invision Power Board' border="0" /> don't just place a crappy ALT description... think of something that will be REALLY descriptive of your page. example: if you have a FORUMS image, don't just put alt='Forums'. try, alt='Forums discussing the merits of meta tags and other methods in search engine optimization'. a search engine bot crawling your pages would glean more info on your pages from the latter example than the first. these hidden codes beneath the web interface you see in the browser can raise your rankings in search engines.  (of course, every search engine algorithm differs, but it will help in most cases). and that's just one tip.  more later if i can still remember them 
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Zenchi
Aug 23 2004, 11:27 PM
Also, does it not take <title> tags into account? Just like why we have "Trap17.com -> Quoting a Post in are meta tags really good for SEO? - Trap 17" That's obviously why Google Spiders index each and every page.
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serverph
Aug 23 2004, 11:40 PM
you are correct there zenchi  btw, just remembered that a DOMAIN NAME does a great deal in giving your site good search engine rankings.  if you search for "screensavers" for example, the search engine will spit out the most relevant sites/pages first -- that being the domain bearing a name nearest to the word searched. so choosing a good domain/subdomain name helps a lot in SEO and search engine rankings.  choose well.
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odomike
Aug 24 2004, 05:40 PM
QUOTE you are correct there zenchi
btw, just remembered that a DOMAIN NAME does a great deal in giving your site good search engine rankings. if you search for "screensavers" for example, the search engine will spit out the most relevant sites/pages first -- that being the domain bearing a name nearest to the word searched. so choosing a good domain/subdomain name helps a lot in SEO and search engine rankings.
choose well.
so what about this for instance...while searching for web designing..will a domain name like odowebdesigns get a high ranking?
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mizako
Aug 26 2004, 08:35 PM
QUOTE(lib2day @ Aug 23 2004, 11:15 PM) don't just place a crappy ALT description... think of something that will be REALLY descriptive of your page. example: if you have a FORUMS image, don't just put alt='Forums'. try, alt='Forums discussing the merits of meta tags and other methods in search engine optimization'. a search engine bot crawling your pages would glean more info on your pages from the latter example than the first. these hidden codes beneath the web interface you see in the browser can raise your rankings in search engines.  (of course, Yeap, I always tried to put good ALT attribute to my images in my sites to provide a feeback to the people who can not see the images (maybe an error in my page, maybe they browse without images on porpouse). I think everyone should use the ALT attribute. However i did not know about its important with Search Engines. Another question: What meta-Tags are important in a Web site? I use already the Meta "keywords" and "description". Which do you use? Thanks for the information.
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antitrust
Dec 11 2004, 05:30 PM
It depends - if you like to optimize for google meta tags are ignored by google crawler. In yahoo or others search engines the meta tags are visible. SEO is the most important thing to make a good position in search engines. I prefer web gold - it make a good position in google. Page rank is only a one factor from many.
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pawoodster
Sep 2 2004, 12:20 AM
as far as i can gather it's a combination of a few thing which help your serps. meta tags on their own won't get you anywhere, but if your keywords are placed carefully throughout your page at the right density without spamming then you're getting somewhere. then you start the laborious task of finding link partners and getting backlinks to your site with your most important keywords. it's fairly simple but also fairly time consuming. if you want to check your site out for all this crap go to seo doctor(do a google search for it)
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odomike
Sep 1 2004, 11:47 PM
QUOTE(pawoodster @ Sep 1 2004, 06:39 PM) You need good keyword density, plenty of backlinks and good content. Why do you think blogs are so popular in google searches?
Meta tags are easy enough to put into a site and are probably worth the 10 mins spent putting them there. The robots.txt tag is fairly handy as it tells the spider how often and where to visit. i have always done that and i have ensured that i include the robots.txt tag in my website tags. i never knew those help at all. now that i know, i will always ensure that i add them in any site i design
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pawoodster
Sep 1 2004, 06:39 PM
You need good keyword density, plenty of backlinks and good content. Why do you think blogs are so popular in google searches? Meta tags are easy enough to put into a site and are probably worth the 10 mins spent putting them there. The robots.txt tag is fairly handy as it tells the spider how often and where to visit.
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odomike
Aug 27 2004, 07:18 PM
thanks lib2day. i am grateful to you for the links you just gave me.. I will go check them out now. thanks once again
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