Above – Google Confirming this 2008 blog post advice. Does Google rank a page higher because of valid code? The short answer is no, even though I tested it on a small scale test with different results. Google doesn’t care if your page is valid html and valid css. This is clear – check any [...]
Which Is Better For Google? PHP, HTML or ASP?
July 18th, 2008 |
Google hates everything Microsoft does so avoid ASP lol :) Google doesn’t care. As long as it renders as a browser compatitible document, it appears Google can read it these days. I prefer php these days even with flat documents as it is easir to add server side code to that document if I want [...]
Which Is Best For Google – Directories or Files?
July 18th, 2008 |
Another one to forget about. Sometimes I use directories and sometimes I use files. I have not been able to determine if there is any actual benefit to using either. I prefer files like .html when I am building a new site from scratch, as they are the ultimate end of the line for search [...]
Which Is Best? – Absolute Or Relative URLS
July 18th, 2008 |
This is another one of those areas in SEO or website development that you shouldn’t be concerned about. My advice would be to keep it consistent. Which Is Better? – Absolute Or Relative URLS? I prefer absolute urls. That’s just a preference. Google doesn’t care so neither do I, really. I have just gotten into [...]
Keywords In Bold Or Italic – Better For Google SEO?
July 17th, 2008 |
As I mentioned in the ALT Tag seo tip, some seo proclaim putting your keywords in bold or putting your keywords in italics is a benefit in terms of search engine optimizing a page – as if they are working their way through a check list. It’s impossible to test this, and I think these [...]
