By: Webstrategies

Webstrategies — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 05:55:31 +0000

Thanks for the comment. You are right of course in that Google cannot “see” a website – perhaps I was being a bit too basic there. You raise an excellent point that Google can only “read” text content of a web page and cannot read text that may be in images etc. Relevancy is a key consideration for any search engine optimisation work – keyphrases for any page must be supported by the content of the page. Adding keywords which are not relevant to the content of the page just for the benefit of Google is called keyword stuffing, is a “black hat” practice and can potentially cause penalisation of the website rankings by Google.

By: search engine optimization service

search engine optimization service — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 05:31:44 +0000

what googlebot sees in your website?hmm…well they can only “see” is ‘text’ for them to categorize and indexed your website…they dont really care how good your design is…and of course the ‘relevancy’ of the content. Therefore, put great information in your content for them to hunt you down

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