SEO: 9 Things to Consider
– March 3, 2011Posted in: Digital and Social Media
Much goes into creating a website, but if you want high search engine rankings, consider these elements.
➊ The Title Tag
➋ H1 and H2 Text
➌ Body Text and Keyword Density
➍ URL, Subdirectory and Folder Naming/Structuring
➎ Same Site Link Texts and URLs
➏ Outbound Link Text
➐ Meta Keywords, Description and Robots Tag
➑ IMG Alt Tags
➒ HTML Comments
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I currently have four blogs. They are the evidence of my obsession with and love for blogging. However, I’m at the point where I’d like to start to rank better in search engines. I’ve bookmarked this page as a general checklist of what to take care of.
If anyone has any advice on how a new blogger can start to attract readers and revenue, it would be appreciated.
If you feel so inclined to check them out, here are links to my four blogs:
Empty Nest Themes;
Empty Nest Genealogy;
Feathering the Empty Nest;
View From the Empty Nest.
Great post! I would recommend you look into IBP top 10 Optimizer tool to see their complete checklist for on-page optimization. There are some other factors to add to the post.
content is a king. in addition 9 things above, we must consider about our content. we must create original content.
I think you should also have included a reference to how much content is on the page. In my experience, your on-page SEO is far more effective on pages where you have a lot more content. For example – a 1000 word article on a topic is typically easier to get ranked than a 250 word article on the same topic. There must be some algorithmic factor involved.
Html comments thaths new for me. but its really can help with the improve of the page rank. Certainly 9 fundamentals & basics for rank in google