SEO Corner – Frames, JavaScript and Search Engines
Question: My site has frames and JavaScript. How can I tell if it is being fully seen/indexed by the search engines?
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Question: My site has frames and JavaScript. How can I tell if it is being fully seen/indexed by the search engines?
As email marketing becomes more and more difficult, many online publishers are using alternative methods to market their products and promote their websites.
By now I'm certain that a great number of you have participated in online forums and exchange ideas on just about everything (business, search engine optimization, marketing or doll making). Online communities or discussion forums come in all different flavors and styles. There are some forums that receive tremendous traffic and it seems that everyone is post questions and receiving free advice.
How many choices are you giving your subscribers? The answer may just mean the difference between your success and failure online. For instance, among my tens of thousands of subscribers, I have people from dozens of countries, a myriad of economic situations, all races and creeds. It is a very diverse group.
JavaScript can benefit from many of the same speed-optimization techniques that are used in other languages, like C1,2 and Java. Algorithms and data structures, caching frequently used values, loop unrolling and hoisting, removing tail recursion, and strength-reduction techniques all have a place in your JavaScript optimization toolbox. However, how you interact with the Document Object Model (DOM) in large part determines how efficiently your code…
Now you've probably heard it said a 1000 times by the top online marketers: the single most important thing that you can do is build your list. I challenge you because there is a second part to this: build a relationship with your customers and readers. Provide them with content that they can use and products that they want. You'll have loyal subscribers who will…