SEO Agency - How to design a website Search Engine Friendly

There are many websites that target your traffic is necessary, even if they had a search engine optimization (SEO Agency) work done. One of the main reasons for this is simply because the site is not search engine friendly. This is a basic essential that needs to be incorporated in the design of all websites from scratch - think of it as the basis for establishing your search engine optimization (SEO Agency) strategy.

This article aims to highlight areas of a web designer should consider and incorporate into their design for maximum search engine efficiency:

1. Pages of search engines

It is important when designing your website not only takes into account what your website requirements are, but what are the requirements for search engines. The best way to approach this is to remember that search engines do not care how good or complicated graphics or flash movies, or what is striking is Javascript. Instead search engines look at the code behind the page. Therefore, if you want to impress a search engine, then the code should be nice and easy to read. Now this I do not mean the addition of labels 'comments' and break the lines of code with the spaces, but to ensure that the elements of search engine is conce
ed, ie title tags, description, tags of words key (these days only a few search engines really use the keyword tag), Alt tag, are readable near the beginning of the code. Search engines do not like wadding through lines and lines of Javascript to reach central areas that can help qualifying for the page. Therefore, careful planning and placement of page elements is required.

TIPS:

• If you are using the chart to plot your page then make them simple and not too complex.

• Avoid using frames.

• If you need JavaScript for navigation then use smaller scripts to access most of the javascript from a different file.

• Think twice about using graphics - that are relevant to the content and use the Alt tag for all images.

• Position the main content of the page before the images, or at least with the images nested between the text.

2. Keywords

Having good keywords is one of the most important areas to consider when designing a website / web page.

One of the best tools for this is Wordtracker which allows you to identify good competitive keywords for your pages.

In general, the range of keywords associated to your pages can be very extensive, therefore, good concentration and prominence of keywords it is advisable to carefully select the top 10-15 keywords. You can always export the results to Excel and try out other competitive keywords if you have chosen to initially produce no noticeable benefit.