Hi,
I am confused about the differences between the on-site seo and on-page seo?
Or they both are same :confused:
-Arun.
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Hi,
I am confused about the differences between the on-site seo and on-page seo?
Or they both are same :confused:
-Arun.
They are close, but not quite the same.
On-Page SEO consists of items such as:
- Title tag
- Description tag
- Heading tags (h1, h2, h3, h4)
- Alt tags on images
- etc...
On-Site SEO is more related to site design issues like:
- Sitemaps
- Linking structure
- PageRank sculpting
Thanks,my doubt cleared now!:)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
I never realize that there are 2 terms regarding this kind of SEO, I always believe that what Will mentioned above are on-site SEO...
Learn a new thing today.
So perfect. I'm going to quote and use this in one of my articles soon. Hope you won't mind. Will :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
Guess it really how you want to define/market your services. I never really offered a "on-page" seo package or service. I've always offered a "On-Site" SEO site package that included the "on-page" aspects mentioned above.
Forget PR sculpting, it's SOooooo 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Spencer http://www.netbuilders.org/styles/ch...s/viewpost.gif
They are close, but not quite the same.
On-Page SEO consists of items such as:
- Title tag
- Description tag
- Heading tags (h1, h2, h3, h4)
- Alt tags on images
- etc...
On-Site SEO is more related to site design issues like:
- Sitemaps
- Linking structure
- PageRank sculpting
Don't forget internal anchor text links.
Well, it's "changed", but it's still there.Quote:
Originally Posted by bhartzer
Google's algorithmic change made nofollow useless (and even slightly harmful) for PR sculpting, but you can still do:
White hat PR sculpting through site architecture
- Blach hat PR sculpting through redirected links
That's another one -- and also it's another one I really want to develop a good test for.Quote:
Originally Posted by bhartzer