Site Design Question? Google Likes and dislikes?

Discussion in 'Google' started by hiacclaimdir2, Dec 14, 2006.

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    In designing a site to rank well with Google menaing achieve a good page rank, what are the key do's and avoid's when designing my pages.
    Html, Asp, Php, do they make a difference with getting indexed by google, or in achieving a Page Rank?
     
    hiacclaimdir2, Dec 14, 2006 IP
  2. zinruss

    zinruss Notable Member

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    Search engine spider love html extension. A lot of webmasters tried the mod rewrite techique in .htaccess for this reason.
     
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    oseymour Well-Known Member

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    your goal should not be to get PR...it should be to have good position in the SEPRS.....I don't think google prefers one over the other.....
     
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  4. Austars

    Austars Active Member

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    Yea, if you have good content, people will link to you. I've seen sites with terrible or non existant SEO being the top results for search terms.
     
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    pk_synths Peon

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    Not true. Mod Rewrite is for URLs that have too many params. Usually dynamic sites.

    Dislikes:
    Flash
    In code Javascript & CSS (use external files)
    Javascript menus
    Frames
    Using images for text (better to have ugly text headers than pretty image headers)
    Hidden links
    Hidden keywords


    Likes:
    Unique title for every page
    Clean code
    External javascript and css files
    If you use www. to link than make sure every link uses www. and vice versa.
    Content
    Text menus
    Domain name without many "-"
    Good host

    Anyone care to add some more?
     
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  6. MrMOJO

    MrMOJO Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    I think the single most important aspect is UNIQUE CONTENT.
     
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    hhheng Banned

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    Complete text pages will be easy to get indexed, because googlebot can read them while crawling. But PHP/ASP/Javascript pages will not block the indexing if there is meta description tag and title tag, etc, and text content in the pages.

    PHP/ASP, etc has nothing to do with PR. PR is related with backlinks.
     
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    PHP/ASP has nothing to do with SEO at all, google can handle most dynamic pages just fine, and if you know a little more than the basics then you can make dynamic urls look like static too. So no difference at all. Just focus on having unique content which people would want to use/read and the rest will come easy.
     
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    In my view google does prefer html over dynamic pages.
     
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    pk_synths Peon

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    Not entirely true. You just have to make sure that there arent too many parameters. You can always use mod_rewrite to "mask" the URL into something more spider friendly than Google wont be able to tell if a page is dynamic or not.
     
    pk_synths, Dec 18, 2006 IP