Web Hosting SEO and the New Paradigm

Part Six: The Perfect Combination of HTML and CSS

The KISS Adage

“Keep it Sweet and Simple”… That is the magic mantra when it comes to your web site design. You will probably be given the choice of using one of many scripting and markup languages by your web design team. However, your audience for your web site is two-pronged—your site visitors and the search engine spiders. In order for the search engines to properly index your web site and perform what is called a “deep crawl,” the edifice needs to be barrier-free. These considerations will help you to generate organic and targeted traffic to your web site and significantly increase your web site traffic.   

Part Five: Joomla All the Way

In our ongoing series of special reports on how your web hosting decisions tend to influence your web site’s standing in the results of the search engines, we now shift focus from the back end to the front end to tell you why using a powerful content management system (CMs) like Joomla is not only good for SEO but also well-suited to your underlying mission to increase targeted web traffic to your site.

Web Hosting SEO and the New Paradigm

Part 4: Banned IP and More
 

After having presented a basic consideration of the role of dedicated IP addresses in the SEO equation, we will revisit the subject of IP addresses in an entirely different and yet critical context. The practice of banning IP addresses has been adopted by many web masters, forum administrators and discussion list moderators alike and has been gaining momentum as a part of their overall effort to maintain decorum and order.

Web Hosting SEO and the New Paradigm

Part 3: Managing your DNS Records

After an in-depth discussion of how the domain name of your web site and its IP address can impact your web site’s standing in the SEO  universe, we now graduate to yet another critical controlling factor that is hardly understood by even the search engine wiz kids.