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W3C Source Code Validation and SEO
Controversy has always surrounded the topic of having validated source code (XHTML or HTML), and whether it has any impact on search engine optimization. Here at SearchEnginePanel.com we are validated to W3C’s high standards of XHTML 1.0 Strict - a fairly difficult task to accomplish for most websites. Web developers who attempt validation normally settle [...]
MSNBOT-MEDIA Begins to Crawl JavaScript
There have been signs over the weekend that point to the crawling of JavaScript from Live Search’s bot, MSNBOT-MEDIA. The initial evidence was found as URLs for site feedback were getting crawled, and references to these URLs only existed from JavaScript files. The consequent feedback pages were also only accessible through JavaScript as well.
Upon further [...]
2008 Year-End SEO Checklist
With 2008 quickly coming to an end, and this being our last post in the “search engine optimization” category for the year, I just thought that it would be a good time to compile a checklist of SEO concepts for you to reconsider and audit against your existing websites.
Keyword Research
Add any foreseeable emerging phrases or [...]
Document Size Too Large
Every week I log into my Webmaster Tools account to look out for potential crawling or indexing issues with my sites. Usually, I will also check to see if the newer pages are getting indexed, as well as quickly look over whether any new links have been found. None of these sites are designed for [...]
Are You Banned or Deindexed?
Getting your domain banned and complete website deindexed is by far the worse penalty that a search engine can impose on your website. Such an occurrence instantly drops search traffic to zero, and drags down leads and revenues along with it. A banned website effectively does not exist in the eyes of search engines, [...]
