Thread: What is the difference between on-site seo and on-page seo?

Hi,

I am confused about the differences between the on-site seo and on-page seo?

Or they both are same


-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!

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

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

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

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

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

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.

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
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

Forget PR sculpting, it's SOooooo 2008.

Don't forget internal anchor text links.

Originally Posted by bhartzer

Forget PR sculpting, it's SOooooo 2008.

Well, it's "changed", but it's still there.

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

Originally Posted by bhartzer

Don't forget internal anchor text links.

That's another one -- and also it's another one I really want to develop a good test for.