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]]> http://webdevjunk.com/coding/css/26/use-image-headers-without-losing-seo-keyword-value/#comment-31 Spring SEO Review: Part 2 | theartofbuzz.com Wed, 19 Mar 2008 03:40:19 +0000 http://webdevjunk.com/coding/css/26/use-image-headers-without-losing-seo-keyword-value/#comment-31 [...] 1. Are you optimizing for both the singular and plural versions of your keywords? Remember these are treated differently and you would be surprised at how big of traffic differences their can be between the two. 2. Do the inbound links to your web site use important keywords in the anchor text of those links? If they are using your url “www.yoursite.com” instead of “top keyword” you are really losing a lot of value of that link. 3. Is your page’s most important keyword the first words in the body of the page? They should be. 4. Does your folder and file names use your keywords? 5. Are you using images for things that you could be using text for? I see a lot of css pages that use background image calls for their header tags (h1, h2, etc.) instead of text. You lose a lot of SEO value when you do this. Of course you can always do both - see this post for details. [...] [...] 1. Are you optimizing for both the singular and plural versions of your keywords? Remember these are treated differently and you would be surprised at how big of traffic differences their can be between the two. 2. Do the inbound links to your web site use important keywords in the anchor text of those links? If they are using your url “www.yoursite.com” instead of “top keyword” you are really losing a lot of value of that link. 3. Is your page’s most important keyword the first words in the body of the page? They should be. 4. Does your folder and file names use your keywords? 5. Are you using images for things that you could be using text for? I see a lot of css pages that use background image calls for their header tags (h1, h2, etc.) instead of text. You lose a lot of SEO value when you do this. Of course you can always do both - see this post for details. [...]

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