SEO Rankings TipsCreate Spider Friendly Sites
- Ensure that you do not have any HTML errors on
your page, especially your index page. HTML errors,
even minor one, can prevent the spiders from spidering
your whole site. Even though your page displays
great you may still have errors. Use an HTML
validation tool to check your important pages.
- Include all your pages on a text based sitemap
so that your pages can be easily found by the search
engine robots.
- Avoid very big pages.
Generally, the pages should not exceed 150kb.
- Move Javascript code to a separate file, or to
the end of the HTML document after your closing
BODY or HTML tag.
If you move the JavaScript code to a separate file
then add the following in the heading:
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="file-name.js"></SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
The separate JavaScript file reduces your HTML
file size, and therefore your download time. It
allows you to reuse the code on future web pages/sites.
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