Architecture for SEO

Today’s exciting new technology that you simply must use is tomorrow’s legacy platform that everyone winces when they talk about. SEO is changing. Remember that? […]

You can tell the difference between a secure and an insecure site by the presence (or not!) of a padlock next to the URL in […]

Websites are complicated and whilst search engine boffins are pretty clever, even they need a little help now and then to work out just what […]

OK, this one straddles the line between Architecture and Content somewhat, but I’ve got it here because if your site structure is complicated or broken […]

Do you know the difference between a domain and a sub-domain? mysite.com is a domain. www.mysite.com is actually a subdomain. It’s the www. that makes […]

An XML sitemap is a computer-generated map of your website (in eXtensible Markup Language) that tells search engines about every page on your website. As […]

robots.txt is a small, plain text file that’s a part of your website. Its job is to tell the search engine spiders (those bits of […]

When you add an image to a page on your website, you can also add an “alt” property to the image. Many people call this […]

If you’re using a CMS then the layout of your pages will be controlled by the skin or “theme” that is installed as part of […]