Web Development by seo

**Kunal Singh** · 06-18-2010 05:39 AM

SEO or Search Engine Optimization is so friendly for people. SEO is important part of web development . SEO is optimizing your site to make it relevant to search engine. You need to select your keywords as your website’s topic.

When a visitor does a search on search engine, they will get a list of result called Search Engine Results Pages or SERPs. The websites on the top postions of SERPs will get more traffic than the next websites.

In web development you need to know how search engine works. They use certain algorithm that often changes by time. But making the easy to navigate website is always important, besides popular and relevant contents.

So we will explain about those 3 things in web development.

Easy navigation asks you to have links to each page you have. Install a sitemap on your site so search engine will recognize your site well and so the visitors.

You need to have many links to your website to make it popular. Choose the relevant anchor text to your website. So that search engine will consider your website genuine and well known.

Your content should be relevant. Search engine will indicate your website relevant if it can find your keyword spreaded thru your whole content.

The combination of those aspects will make search engine convinces to your site and considering the good SERPs for you. SEO is one of the important part of your web development.

**Percival** · 07-27-2010 05:02 AM

Essentially, good SEO web development involves carefully considering the information architecture and the overall design, to assist the build of a site that looks good, but is easily found by the search engines. The best practice rules of good search engine optimisation do change, but the following few guidelines are a good place to start.

Create clean, valid code - search engines appear to prefer code that is simpler and more semantically defined and in accordance with W3C standards.

Avoid duplicating content - you should not have duplicate content on multiple domains, or within the same website. If you have different versions of a URL to incorporate different global markets, they should re-direct to a main domain.

Avoid splash pages like the plague - yes they look great (sometimes) but they effectively block search engine spiders and are not good SEO practice. If a web developer or client is keen to put one in place, you should strongly recommend they don't and that they exercise their creative muscles elsewhere on the site.