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I have been in the process of writing a SEO article all about www.ferrit.co.nz[1] - a multi million dollar website with more SEO and web development mistakes than a drunk illiterate kid with Microsoft Frontpage could make. My article covered what you don't want your website to look like after spending a reported[2] NZ$15 million on it. IT'S CHANGED! But I now notice Ferrit have done some...
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Many people have opinions on how files should be named on the web, and specifically how words should be seperated. Do you use a space, an underscore or a dash? Here's another opinion, with some rationale behind it. SPACES Spaces are generally a bad idea with anything website related. Often spaces in URLs will be encoded as %20 (which looks ugly) or will cause some browsers to misinterpret...
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The preferred way of redirecting a page that has moved is by a 301 redirect. In PHP, 301 redirects are not the default (a 302 redirect is the default). Whenever you move a visitor to a new location, you should use the PHP 301 redirect, which involves one extra line of code. In PHP, a 302...
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Redirects are an important part of a well maintained site. As pages are deleted or moved, it's common courtesy to sent the visitor to the new page, or at least apologise for the inconvenience. TYPES OF REDIRECT Redirects come in several flavours. Redirects can be done by the server, or by the...
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Site URLs are important for a number of reasons. The leading Blogging programs and content management systems produce well structured URLs, and this should be a KEY decision in designing your site. GET INDEXED Many search engines are unable to deal with dynamic URLs, that is a URL containing a...
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