subject: Introduction to network optimization [print this page] Introduction to network optimization Introduction to network optimization
First, build independence, accurate page titles
1, the title should accurately describe the page content type
2 for each page create a unique title tag, label it short and descriptive when writing strong 2 points to note:
The first important key words written in the title in front of words like this will let search engines know which is your key words.
Second, META not write this casually write, writing is good enough to attract your users coming to your site, this can be called critical.
Add that not every page of keywords and meta description have chosen the same, so the search engine is not good, not good on their own websites.
Select the appropriate keywords for each page will let you get more users, better ranking.
Second, optimizing the structure of URL
1, URL contains the relevant text, it is best to avoid using the word in a pile of keywords.
2, using a simple directory structure.
3, for the same document provides a unified URL
Third, a good way to establish Network Navigation
1, creating a natural layered structure - allow users to easily find what they need from the main page of a specific class content.
2, guide the use of text links to make use of
3, use "bread crumbs" navigation mode, breadcrumbs is placed in the top of the page or the bottom of a row of internal links, which allows the user to facilitate the return to the last layer of structure in the web page or home page.
4, placed on the website site map, to anticipate the user may intercept part of the URL of the situation, it is necessary to establish some 404,301 pages.
Fourth, create high-quality content in a good way to class
1, writing easy to read text (the text should be no font and syntax of the error, you can paste copy)
2, organized around the theme of a structured class content, to avoid a large number of different subject categories allow stacked together, there is no segmentation, labeling and Classification.
3, the exact use of relevant, popular language (including written, spoken, popular)
4, the class capacity to innovate in order to attract new and repeat customers.
