Archive for the tag: html

Here is another quick SEO101 lesson on the usage of meta description tag for on page optimisations. I have mentioned that I would make a post on meta description in my previous post on useless meta keywords, so this is basically a follow up on that. Much like page titles, meta description actually plays a big part on SERPs and works as your marketing ad copy to your potential visitor. Read more »

Countless webmasters stress over the issue of the need to be XHTML compliant, for both search engine optimisation as well as to decrease cross browser issues. In a way being XHTML compliant is like providing a guarantee to your users that the site they are visiting is top notch. However is there really a need to goto such extent to get your website XHTML compliant? Read more »

It is undeniable that page titles are the most important on page optimisation as well as the easiest to implement. Unfortunately, a lot of webmasters tend to forget the existent of such a tag in their html, hence completely forgetting to alter it to something other than the dreaded default “Untitled”. Read more »

Ever had a client who uses inappropriate styling tags at inappropriate times? I’ll bet you have and I’m sure you’ve had a heck of a time trying to change a H1 / H2 / H3 tag to a <p> tag via CSS. I wonder all the time why people abuse the use of header tags throughout the page when they could’ve easily used a <span> or a <p> tag via style sheets. Read more »