Search Engine Optimisation
Experiments, Libraries and general articles on the Search Engine Optimisation industry, internationally and in Australia.
- May 21, 2007
Case Studies - Evaluate Your Website in 30 Seconds
You know how to toggle CSS and Javascript on your own website so now let’s put it to the test. In just under 30 seconds let’s see what problems we can reveal with actual live websites, and learn how to interpret the results. Get your web developer toolbar ready, we’re going in.
- May 15, 2007
How to Evaluate Your Website in 30 Seconds
A quick and dirty technique to evaluate your websites for accessibility, best practice web development and if search engine can index them efficiently all in under 30 seconds. Anyone can do this, you don’t need to be technical or a web developer.
- May 3, 2007
Yahoo meddles with “no-content” class
Yahoo declares an inline “no-content” class to dictate to it’s search engine which content on your page is not actually content worth crawling and indexing. For real? Have they not heard about Microformats or the recent concepts regarding POSH development practices? Yahoo is meddling, and not in a good way.
- May 2, 2007
Web 2.0 and Search - CeBIT Presentation
Extra resources and summary of presentation for CeBIT, Australia. This presentation was on Web 2.0 and Search, covering technologies such as AJAX, Flash, audio and video and how to make them accessible and search engine friendly.
- April 19, 2007
Spamming Search Engines with Flair
Awesome… I figure if you are going to spam the search engines, why hide behind your silly white-on-white text CSS trickery?
Step up and show them who is boss :-)The text above was found at the bottom of a website, under the actual content. I guess you could call it a ’super-footer’?
- April 12, 2007
Search Engines and Web 2.0 - Report Card
Can search engines access all of the content on the web? An ongoing experiment in search engine indexing capabilities, and the accessibility and standards compliance of each method used, should give us some idea of where we stand with modern web development.
