Hello World
Name: Katie
Occupation: Student attending the Art Institute of Dallas.
Major: Web Design
Hobbies: Movies, Music, Books, Playing with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc; Playing with my blog;
Favorite Foods: Anything Asian, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.
Least Fav. Foods: Anything Seafood, tomatoes;
Likes: Going to the movies, with money : ); going out for drinks with some friends; reading; web design, clearly; listening to music; playing piano; just laying in bed and thinking, don’t ask me why, its just who I am; just hanging out with friends, doing whatever...
Search Engine Optimization
July 22nd, 2010 by Katie received No Comments »This is only temporary…I was going to use this blog for school but changed my mind. I’ll still post the first blog here so keep reading but there will be a change sometime this week.
So after doing some research and reading your opinions on the matter, I learned a lot about SEO’s. I agree with Ian, though, about how just having GREAT content can… well, he said it better, “you can enhance what you have through other rules of semantic markup, linkage, and keywords, but all of these issues can be addressed by simply generating the kinds of information that draw people to you.” Basically, great content. Very nice Ian and very true.
The internet is BEYOND HUGE!!! That alone makes it almost impossible to get your website up-front and center for users to find, let alone, enjoy.
You seriously need to make sure you just PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE your art form of writing code; have great semantics, perfect it. Make sure you ALWAYS validate your code; one little mistake can make a huge difference, I’m sure we all know this.
Here’s a good article:
