SEO for HTML Websites

You’ll need to dig deeper into the code than you would if you designed the site using another platform, but the upshot is that you’ll have plenty of opportunities to make changes on the fly.

That’s because modifying anHTML pagein the code gives you the chance to truly optimize it in almost every way, as far as on-page factors are concerned. You just have to know the best ways to do it.

If you’d like to speak with one of our Internet marketing experts about it, you cancontact us onlineor call888-601-5359. Below you can learn various ways to make sure your functions for your websites created in HTML.

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Cleanly lay out the framework and design for your website

It’s easy forHTML to become messy, especially with all the stuff you don’t see on a page. Said simply, if it’s tough for a human to navigate, it’s probably going to be tough for a search engine to crawl. And the search engine will have far less patience than any human being! Even if you’re going to be building a site with dozens (if not hundreds) of pages, start with logical first steps. The simpler you can make it, the easier it’ll be to navigate for users and search engines.

Name all the pages with descriptive, keyword-rich URLs

HTML allows you to manually change the URL of your pages. Take advantage of this opportunity to create pages that make sense for both the reader and search engines. For instance, if a page is devoted to swimming trunks, make sure the words “swimming trunks” are part of the URL. This might sound like common sense, but there are lots of URLs out there that use nonsensical characters, words, and more that harm a page’sorganic SEO.

Utilize the tag

It serves a function, even if site visitors aren’t fully aware of it. Name your tag descriptively and use relevant keywords! Remember that it’s followed in HTML code by the