SEO friendly Language??

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by arfcash, Jan 5, 2010.

  1. #1
    Well, hello frnds,,

    I mostly create webpages using FrontPage in html with little CSS.
    Now i want to move ahead and work on some new technologies. So, i need your help and valuable suggestions..

    My question is, which language you suggest to perform well in SEO in the present technology.

    such as PHP, Jhoomla, wordpress? I am really confused. I want to create some website, but donot understand whether to use Frontpage to create Html sites or to use more advanced technologies..:confused:

    pls suggest.
     
    arfcash, Jan 5, 2010 IP
  2. abhijit

    abhijit Notable Member

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    joomla and wordpres are CMS made in php language....................................so it is the best option the you use xml.................as your primary language
     
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  3. julietevents

    julietevents Peon

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    The combination of XML and HTML will be the best one . . .

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  4. deathshadow

    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    Yeah, I'd say you are confused given that of the things you listed only ONE is a language... Joomla and wordpress are content management systems WRITTEN in PHP...

    ... and it doesn't matter WHAT language you use to build your content management since they all output HTML. (which is why the people who learn PHP before mastering HTML completely ****ed up IMHO - how the **** do you write anything in PHP if you don't know what to output from it?!?) HTML is what you should learn first! When learning HTML you should also learn semantic markup (using HTML tags to say what things are NOT how they are going to appear) and separation of presentation from content. (Using semantic markup for the content and applying all appearance from the CSS) - learn what the deprecated tags and attributes are (for example FONT, CENTER, ALIGN, BGCOLOR) and if any tutorial or book you are looking at uses them, find another tutorial or book since that one would be a decade behind the times.

    While at it, you will want to COMPLETELY FORGET ANYTHING you learned from Frontpage since that has about as much to do with web development as Yugo does with quality automobiles. See the comment in my signature? Multiply that by a THOUSAND for that steaming pile of dung. Anything you have learned to do using Frontpage is probably at best a decade behind the times, at worst completely WRONG.
     
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  5. dlb

    dlb Member

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    ^^ Completely agree with the above points. HTML should be learn't by typing the actual code, not using software to insert it for you. Sure, using software can be appealing while you're just starting out as it can help save time but in all honesty you spend so long having to catch up when you want to go serious that it's much better just learning how to write it properly when you first start out.
     
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    PHP is one off the best option Language.
     
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  7. mrpaisa

    mrpaisa Guest

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    I m currently in the process of traning myself in SEO, SEO is not specific language...
     
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    kk5st Prominent Member

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    Not only is SEO not a specific language, it's not a language at all. Good search engine results have nothing to do with the language.

    gary
     
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    Mentalhead Active Member

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    Learn and try to master HTML as much as you can, also try looking at other sites source codes to see how they do it.
     
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    Just use Wordpress if you're unsure about coding.

    It'll do all the SEO for you! Woop!
     
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    m7md_cis Peon

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    Some advise to improve sites:

    1. Write reports and spread them on others websites.
    2. Add sitemap page in site.
    3. Add META tag description in site.
    4. Add Alt Tag for images which in site.
    5. Write title page in <title>...</title> tag.
     
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