Search engines use robots to index websites. The webmaster can influence robots by placing in the root of the website. This file can allow access to pages and folders or prohibit access. We recommend the use of a robots.txt file. Robots.txt is a simple text file which informs the robot of the search engine which pages and folders may or may not be indexed. If no robots.txt has been found, a search engine robot will index all the pages.
By including the line 'disallow' in the text file, you prohibit access to a folder or page. Lipperhey analyzed the HTML code to see how the page was built up. The HTML size is the size of all the HTML code on this page. This size does not include images, external javascripts or external CSS files. The code density is the ratio between HTML code (76.65%) and the actual readable text (7.22%).
If a page contains a high code density, that means a lot of code is used to display the text. At best, 30% of the page has actual readable text (in your case this is 7.22%). This is why we recommend minimizing the amount of code to a maximum of 70%. CSS and JavaScripts should be used in external files. It is recommended to alter pages with a code density above 70%.
The title is the main text that describes the content of a page. The title of a page appears as the main link in search engines. It is used as the caption of the browser, tabs and shortcuts and is the default name for the bookmark if visiors bookmark your page. The title is the most important element in order to improve your SEO score and search engine rankings! Incorporate two or three keywords in the title in a natural way.
Keep the title short and place the keywords at the start of the title. We recommend using a maximum of 12 words and fewer than 80 characters in the titles. The URL is a human-readable 'address' that points to a page on the website.
URLs describe the location of the page to visitors and search engines so it's important to keep them short, relevant and compelling. A URL consists of three parts: subdomain, domain name and the path. The best place for your main keyword is in your domain name. For all other seperate pages, you should incorporate one or two keywords in the path.
We recommend not using file extensions in a URL. File extensions can be hidden by rewriting the URLs in a search engine friendly way. It's better to write as. All URLs with file extensions can be found in the table below. The file extension is the last bit of the URL after the '.' Sign (e.g.asp). Rewrite URLs that contain file extensions.
Besides human-readable text, URLs can also contain parameters such as '?page=about' or '&id=3423&sort=ASC'. This is not very user friendly and therefore this means that it is also not search engine friendly. A friendly URL does not contain capitals or the characters ', '&', '?'
, '+' and '='. The META Description tag is important in gaining user click-through from search engines. These short paragraphs are your opportunity to advertise the content of the page to searchers. Make sure every page of the website contains a META description. To optimize for search engines, it is important that keywords for a given page are included in the META description in a natural way. The keyword 'wikileaf ' is not found in the META Description. Add the keyword to the META Description tag and reload this page by pressing F5 (Windows) or ⌘ + R (Mac) to validate the implementation.
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A META description tag which is too long can be seen as spam by search engines. We recommend using a maximum of 25 words and fewer than 150 characters.
Add the highlighted 'Meta Description' tag, almost on top of the document, inside the 'HEAD' tag, like this:
It is a small effort so make sure all your pages have META keywords. The keyword 'wikileaf ' is not found in the META Keywords. Add the keyword to the META Keywords tag and reload this page by pressing F5 (Windows) or ⌘ + R (Mac) to validate the implementation. Add the highlighted 'Meta Keywords' tag, almost on top of the document, inside the 'HEAD' tag, like this:
Do not use more than 20 words, 250 characters and the keywords exists Put the most important keywords first. The headlines of a page are called headings and are found at the top of the page. As in print media such as newspapers and magazines, the headings on a website are meant to draw the attention of a viewer. Headings are the titles of paragraphs and should contain the keywords that summarize the paragraphs. Choosing the right keywords for your H1 tags has a great impact on your search engine rankings.
The keyword 'wikileaf ' is not found in a H1 heading. Add the keyword to a H1 heading tag and reload this page by pressing F5 (Windows) or ⌘ + R (Mac) to validate the implementation. Add the highlighted 'H1' tag, inside the 'BODY' tag, like this:
The subhead lines of a page are called subheadings (H2,3,4,5 and H6) and are found at the top of the paragraphs. As in print media such as newspapers and magazines, the subheadings on a website are meant to draw the attention of a viewer. Subheadings are the titles of paragraphs and should contain the keywords that summarize the paragraphs. Subheadings H2 to H6 can contain more words then a H1 heading.
The keyword 'wikileaf ' is not found in all subheadings. Add the keyword to available subheadings and reload this page by pressing F5 (Windows) or ⌘ + R (Mac) to validate the implementation. Add the highlighted 'Hx' tag (where 'x' stands for a number), inside the 'BODY' tag, like this: