Comments on: Two Birds, One Stone: Optimizing Your site In Both Speed And SEO

By: Jonah Fedie

Jonah Fedie — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 08:49:17 +0000

Thanks. I am definitely focused on articles and information on web-site search engine optimization. You can’t predict where you are going to discover brand-new method (well, new to me at least). Even though there are always classic Search engine optimization techniques, a tiny tweak here and there, and your site may get even better search positions. If you are using WordPress using right plug ins as well as a good premium template can help your Seo. Additionally it is essential to keep up to date with the changes in internet search engine algorithms.Best wishes

By: Shea Kauffman

Shea Kauffman — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:17:37 +0000

What?
This is terrible advice. The amount of time saved by stripping out whitespace is negligible. Not to mention the fact that all html/css/javascript should be gzipped, which removes the whitespace automatically.
The number one thing that slows down page loading is http requests. Period.
The CGI (or whatever is serving your pages), is almost never the speed bottleneck. Sure, use page caching on the server side script, but, it is the last place to go sniffing around for speed boosts.

Think about it this way. A script takes a hundredth of a second to run (if it’s slow). But a single HTTP request can take half a second or more.

So, live sites should do the following:
Use CSS sprites
Combine and minify stylesheets.
Combine and minify javascript.
Add caching headers
Keep CSS in the Head
Put any inline javascript at the bottom
Avoid IFrames
Use a favicon (the browser has to wait for a failure if you don’t have one)

Seriously, following the advice on this page is a huge waste of time.

By: Anthony

Anthony — Thu, 21 May 2009 20:00:57 +0000

Scott: We've covered all of the factors, including the pagerank benefits of incoming links (based on the linking site's pagerank) in our article The 10 Commandments of SEO. The tips offered in this piece are meant as a companion to the tips in the other article, as a means of drastically improving how easily your content is indexed, while also making it more comprehensible.

By: Scott Million

Scott Million — Thu, 21 May 2009 08:04:51 +0000

Link Building is the process of getting quality Web sites to link to your Web site, in order to improve search engine rankings. While no one can confidently say exactly how much it plays into Google’s algorithm (or any other search engine) - experts unanimously agree that it is an essential part of the equation. Any Search Engine Optimization campaign without a clear link building strategy is incomplete and likely to never achieve maximum potential.