Inspiration of PHP, XHTML, jQuery, CSS, SEO and online marketing
August 16th, 2008
I’s been mad for these 7 days when the number of visitor finding a way to my blog has been increasing from 100 to 800.
7 days stats with Google Analytics by Sailboatvn.co.uk
Categories: SEO & Marketing | Tags: google analytics, web traffic | No Comments
August 10th, 2008
What does your wordpress dashboard look like? Here is mine
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August 7th, 2008
Raven is a free SEO Analysis Tool. It provides three powerful tools to help you make the most of your campaigns. These tools can be used to facilitate sales or to manage active SEO campaigns. Each analyzer presents the reports as Web pages and PDFs (perfect for emailing to a prospect or client).
It’s pretty cool for all of you who would like to see your SEO point so you can make an appropriate actions to fix or improve it.
You can check out my website score 90 out of 100 – That’s not too bad, is it?
Your Web design appears to use headers elements properly. Search engines use header elements to determine the context and purpose of your Web page. Headers provide semantic structure and meaning to Web pages, and search engines, like Google, give preferential treatment to Web design that use headers properly.
Your page appears to contain 300 or more words. Having at least 300 words of original content per page enables search engines to better understand your website, and increases the chances of someone finding your page.
We didn’t find any instances of obsolete or deprecated HTML. This means that your Web page is using modern Web design techniques, and uses a proper combination of XHTML and CSS.
Your Web page appears to use inline styles (which may include header styles). To reduce your page size and to adhere to modern Web design standards, all styles should be separated from the Web page. Styles should be defined in a CSS document that references the elements, IDs, and classes in the XHTML document.
The size of your HTML is 33.96KB
The size of your Web page is perfect for search engine optimization. Search engines, like Google, reward Web designs that make an effort to reduce the size of their HTML content. Also, condensed content helps search engines better target your Web page for specific keywords.
It’s always important to pay attention to your total page size. If your other files (like images and scripts) are large, it may make your website load slowly for users who do not have broadband connections. In general, it’s good practice to try to keep your Web pages as small as possible.
Total: 291.1KB
Your Web page doesn’t appear to be using the rel=”nofollow” anchor attribute. It’s important to use this attribute for outgoing links that you cannot verify, are not related to the content of your Web page, and/or link to Web pages with low PageRank. Otherwise, search engines may penalize your Web page for links they deem to be untrustworthy.
Congratulations! Your Web design scored 90 points out of a possible 100. Your Web page may not be perfectly optimized, it contains most of the elements necessary for search engine optimization.
This page can be bookmarked for future reference. If you are the webmaster of http://www.sailboatvn.co.uk/, and you decide to make optimization changes, you can revisit this page and run the Web design report again
Categories: E-commerce, SEO & Marketing, Web development | Tags: free-seo-tools, raven, seo-analyser-tool, seo-tools | No Comments
August 6th, 2008
It’s actually made me surprise how quick it is to be on #1 google ranking after just 2 days submitting my blog to Processional-On-The-Web site.
All you need to do is filling a simple Signup form and finally add up-to 10 keywords for your site.. That’s just it.
I tried to use 10 keywords as below:
web-development-blog, web-developer-newcastle, php-developer-newcastle, tradingeye-developer, accessible-ecommerce-blog, dave-sniper-blog, dave-bui-blog, seo-marketing-newcastle-uk, tradingeye-customisation, web-accessibility-blog
Surprisingly, I tried to look for “Web development Blog Newcastle” in Google Search Engine and my blog link was promoted to be number 1 google ranking
Questions:
1. Did Google treat my keyword as a phrase? I used the hyphens to concatenate all main words and to make a quality keyword (like a phrase)
2. Why Professionalontheweb.com site has to list all of my tags there ?
3. What would happen if you have perfect keywords, description in your Meta tags but the page content does not actually have anything relate to it?
All answers are welcome.
Categories: SEO & Marketing, Web development | Tags: accessible-ecommerce-blog, dave-bui-blog, dave-sniper-blog, Google SEO, php-developer-newcastle, seo-marketing-newcastle-uk, tradingeye-customisation, tradingeye-developer, web-accessibility-blog, web-developer-newcastle, web-development-blog, web-development-newcastle | No Comments
July 18th, 2008
HEY,
It has been a while without any articles on my site .. and apparently my site ranking is going DOWN 
. I bought a book “Get to the top on Google” with a little hope that it could help me to promote my site. Fingers crossed.
You can also buy this book from Amazon and it only costs around £10 included delivery.
Review (Get to the top on Google)
David Viney’s book pulls off the difficult trick of both being comprehensible to beginners and offering a level of comprehensive (and up to date) detail that will appeal to older hands. It’s divided into seven steps that broadly follow the time-line of an SEO campaign, with some useful case studies. Put simply, this book delivers what it promises. –.net magazine, August 2008
Product Description
From one of the United Kingdom’s leading search engine optimzation (S.E.O) experts who has worked with major companies like Amazon.com, the most comprehensive, accessible and up-to-date guide to S.E.O available. Written in a readable style for the beginner, but at the same time comprehensive enough for the skilled marketer, Get to the Top on Google will show businesses, both large and small, how to improve their search engine rankings, leads and sales. Get to the Top on Google is the first book to comprehensively address all aspects of modern day search marketing through a genuinely structured methodology, including an assessment of the impact of Web 2.0 on internet marketing strategies. It includes a seven-step approach to search engine optimization and website promotion, tried and tested tips and tricks to achieve top rankings on Google and other search engines Readers will be benefit from a free 6-month membership to the author s S.E.O Expert Services Thinking of search engine optimization is like cooking a meal. Keywords and key phrases are your ingredients. Discovering phrases that pay is all about finding the right key phrases for your business, then deploying the for best effect in your site and campaign. Courting the crawl explains how to help Google find your pages and index all of them appropriately, through building the right technical foundations and structure for your new or existing website. Priming Your Pages covers the S.E.O art of page copy-writing and includes deploying your phrases that pay through your site and manipulating Google search engine results pages. By landing the links in a well-managed link-building campaign you can go from an also-ran to world champion by establishing both the importance and relevance of your site.
Categories: SEO & Marketing | Tags: get on top on google, google ranking, seo book | No Comments
He is a Web Developer with over 4 years professional experience in web design agencies.
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