SEO Kryptonite Showdown Part 3: Frames
May 20, 2011
Frame Kryptonite What are Frames? HTML Frames define one particular window or frame within a frameset. The <frame> tag allow the site creators to add
Frame Kryptonite What are Frames? HTML Frames define one particular window or frame within a frameset. The <frame> tag allow the site creators to add
JavaScript Kryptonite What is JavaScript? Used to create dynamic, interactive user experiences on websites, JavaScript is a programming language that runs on the site visitors
What Makes for SEO Kryptonite? Any type of site code technology that is difficult for Google to read may be considered SEO Kryptonite. Google is
Custom Google Search Commands Want to bend Google’s search results to your evil, maniacal ends? Or…just for some good SEO research? Either way, Google offers
Site Navigation Approaches When it comes to site navigation, there are lots of good, bad and ugly ways to help users and search engines find
SEOs know that viewing the page source of a particular web page is an essential first step to analyzing how much and what kind of
Simply put, metadata is data that describes other data. Webpages include metadata–called meta tags–that describe the content on the page. These include the Meta Title,
Today a SearchEngineWatch.com forum member (wildnetSEO) added a nice post titled ‘100 Back Link Finding Techniques‘. The list actually includes 104 ideas, so already you’re
What are 404 Errors? A Page Without A Home. The Error 404 “Page not found” is the error page displayed whenever someone asks for a
RSS Definition: “RSS (most commonly expanded as Really Simple Syndication) is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated works—such as
Google’s Reading Level Indicator In December Google launched a Reading Level option in the advanced search feature. Recently, they integrated the new feature into the
Organic Principle: Increasingly, Google is rewarding (rather than just saying they reward- they actually are starting to do it) more naturally acquired links. Moving forward,