View Single Post
  #1 (permalink)  
Old 11-15-2005, 09:36 AM
simonm's Avatar
simonm simonm is offline
WebProWorld Veteran
 
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: UK Kent
Posts: 308
simonm RepRank 1
Default The top 100 factors in optimising a page

About a year or more ago there was a thread where we listed the main factors to consider when optimising a page or web site. I've tried to find it but at the risk of repeating what we have already done, can we do it again or perhaps somebody can include a link to that thread?
Here's a start
  • the presence of the search term on the page;
    additional instances of the term as text
    the term as an alt text
    is the term part of the description
    within the H1, H2 or H3
    is it part of the domain name
    is it a generic term or a trade name
    is it in the file name
    relevance of the page which is a function of the number and relevance of pages that in turn link to that page;
    How relevant the links coming in to the page are both as a function of the content on the originating page and the text within the link
    Is the web site on DMOZ (Open Directory Project)
    The age of the domain name
    How long the content has been online
    Quality of the content - broken links
    Accessibility
    Frequency of updates to the web site
    Associated terms on the web page (see Google sets)
    size of web page - amount of text
    size of web site
    relevance to country of search - .co.uk or .com
    duplicate content
All contributions gratefully accepted. I think we got to about 100 relevant factors in optimising a web page.

Simon
Reply With Quote