Posts Tagged ‘meta description’

Minor SEO Changes, Major SEO Effect on a Minor Site

Friday, March 28th, 2008
It’s very satisfying to spend a great deal of time developing a new site from scratch for a client, taking pains to ensure that the site is search-engine friendly, and then to see that site do well in the search engines after launch. But it’s also surprisingly satisfying to spend a few hours optimizing a small site for a new client, and then to see, almost immediately, improvements in that site’s performance in the search engines. (more…)

Don’t judge a book by its pretty face

Saturday, February 3rd, 2007
I’ve never liked to use the term “web site designer” in reference to what I do. Yes, I “design” web sites, but the word design seems to suggest, to many people, strictly “visual design.” I tend to prefer developer, because effective web site development must encompass much more than merely designing a “pretty” or “good looking” site. (more…)

Top Ten Easiest Code Tweaks To Improve Your Site’s Search Engine Performance

Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
  1. A unique, custom title tag on every page in the site (more…)

On-page SEO: What matters, what doesn’t

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007
My quick rundown: Title tag: Yes, this one’s a biggie. All indications are that the title of the page matters a lot to Google and the other SEs. Every page on a web site should have well-written title that accurately summarizes the page’s main focus. (more…)

META Description Tags

Monday, January 15th, 2007
The keywords meta tag seems to get a lot of attention, but the description meta tag (meta content=”This is the description” name=”description” /) is one that actually matters. Not for search engine optimization in the sense of helping a page appear higher in the search results. (more…)

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