Learn about how search engines think and how to optimize your website accordingly. Only when you can be found, you are really online!
Since the mid 90s it has been agreed amongst all tech savvy internet people, that a robots.txt file on a server could specify access policies for robots. Creating a robots.txt file is very easy. In order to get started open… Read on
Elsewhere on my website, I’ve already explained a little bit about how search engines rank websites when showing sites on its SERP (search engine results page). All together, there are about 200 rules that either are known or are rumoured… Read on
When most people talk about Google ranking they’ll be referring to the search results pages, or the official term SERP. SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page. It’s the page you see after you’ve hit that Search button. Most websites… Read on
They often say: “If you are on the second or third page of Google, you could just as well not exist”. Everybody wants to be on the top of the result pages, but that could be a challenge at times.… Read on
While indexing your website, a search engine will look at your site differently than we do. Your website is only URLs and content. It’s just one major bulk of information, which lacks any kind of logic or structure. Structuring content So… Read on
Every website is of interest to a crawler. However, a website will be passed on to be indexed when there’s a readable, aka Friendly URL, and readable content. Only codes will be read, but will be considered to be not… Read on
When you’ve put a lot of time and effort into your website, then you want to be found easily as well. Ofcourse, word to mouth will get you your first visitors, and please don’t be shy to use your social… Read on
