How to develop SEO friendly websites

When it comes to developing SEO-friendly websites I mean, using the appropriate technology and techniques so that your website can be easily indexed by crawlers. Developing SEO friendly website is not a very difficult thing. The only thing you should have in mind is simplicity. This is almost unbelievable. You should consider that the best way to develop SEO friendly websites is if you love simplicity because most search engines also do that. In this article I would like to show you some of the most important aspects that will give you the opportunity to rank better thanks to the way your website have been developed as well as the kind of technology you are using. I am completely sure that following these simple rules you will succeed developing SEO friendly websites.

1. Don't use frames: Frames often complicate things to search engines and is better that you avoid using HTML frames in your website.

2. Develop your website with a good site map: Site maps are a wonderful solution to make your website rank better. Every website you develop should have its site map. Google is offering a wonderful

3. Ignore Flash at least in the header: The use of flash -as a technology- should be restricted or limited in your web developing projects. Everybody knows that flash is not good practice for SEO and you should only use it banners and ads that don't affect the well-being of your web site.

4. Configure Meta Tags: This is a very important part of your web developing. If you don't configure the Meta Tags you are wasting your time in terms of search engine optimization. You should include title, description and keywords in your Meta tags because search engines will rank your site based on your Meta Tags.

5. Include your keywords in the content: Once you have developed your website, it is good that you wisely include your keywords in the content.

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