SEO was: Re: [thelist] PHP and Search Engine Bots.
Raditha Dissanayake
jabber at raditha.com
Fri Oct 3 22:06:12 CDT 2003
Hi,
Agree with almost all of this except the bit about the tables. Most of
my sites get good rankings on relevent keywords but i use tables quite
often. But i think i know why you said not to use tables: it's probably
because lots of wysiwyg editors create huge cascading table structures
that push your relevent content to the bottom.
best regards
raditha
> Hi,
>
> Google cares more about document structure, not the programming
> language itself. Other SI do the same (don't know every single
> one but the most well known do).
>
> What PHP does is perform a series of calculations and/or queries
> and/or routine execution to end up with a regular HTML (as in
> "hypertext markup language") file.
>
> If your document is well structured you'll be fine.
>
> Tip: Consisely use h1, h2, title attributes, alt and title for
> images, address, dl, dd, dt, etc.
> Avoid all tabular data (tables to hold everything) and using
> divs alone to organize all content of your site.
> Don't like h1 or dl/dd/dt? Use them anyway. Just put some style
> sheets to work.
>
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Raditha Dissanayake.
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