I generally enjoy John Gruber’s writings, but today he’s dishing out SEO advice about HTML title tags. Some of it is bad advice. So with respect, here’s how I’d suggest you write page titles in a way ...

Meta tags are the most fundamental part of SEO and making sure that your site’s pages have a good, solid foundation of optimization. These are the tags that you add to your page’s header to describe ...

An HTML code that defines the data and the processing functions on an HTML page (Web page). HTML tags define the placement of text, images and links as well as commands. Tags are enclosed with angle ...

The belief here is that the keywords you use in H2-H6 subheadings are more heavily weighted in Google’s algorithm than words in plain text and that tags are therefore a ranking factor of their own.

Meta tags are invisible tags that provide data about your page to search engines and website visitors. In short, they make it easier for search engines to determine ...

Because your title tag is the first impression you’re going to have with both Google and users. It acts similarly to a book title, introducing your page to viewers. Just like a strong book title gets ...