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Website Marketing Tip: Semantic Web Page Layout

February 26th, 2010, Category: Website Marketing Tip

seo-blockStart your website marketing efforts by laying good foundations – a properly ordered HTML structure should have the main content at the top of the web page, followed by your secondary content like your sidebars.

This will give greater emphasis to the information most relevant to the web page. Google knows that the content at the top of a web page is more likely to represent the page as a whole and its a good idea to make Googles life easier.

6 comments

  1. Mike

    Helping google out is definitely worth your while if you want to rank high on google, and these days the only way to survive in this .net world is to be at the top of google.

  2. Lee (Barnsley)

    Great advice and a good read, well done and thanks for sharing

  3. David Hillier

    These are the basic principles of Good SEO.
    Helping Google to spider your website is great start to ranking high, but there is alot of other little things you can do as well.

  4. Luke Fowell

    This is an aspect of building website for search engines that is often missed. Making the keywords targeted be as close to the top as possible is a positive.

  5. Alan

    Im using webceo and it states you need to have your keywords etc at the bottom also!

  6. Richard Ball

    When it comes to SEO there are too many search engine friendly techniques that hinder and nicely designed site. This post does not explain that content can appear below non-seo friendly content by simply arranging your content with absolute positioning, structure should have the main content at the top but structure can be bent slightly with absolute positioning. Arrange the design/sidebars/ above the content with css and take control of your site.

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