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Im trying to clean up my header so that it contains only what is deemed important for seo. However, I have a number of items (adverts, contact info) I would like to display in the header region but load at the very end of the page.
Perhaps Im missing something obvious in my search queries but I could not find an answer, which is strange cause this seems like something that would be common. What am I missing?
I presume be the best way to do this (css or javascript...or)?
your head tag and header tag are not the same thing. All of your SEO stuff should go in your head tag. You adverts and contact info should go in your header tag.
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EDIT : Question closed, see webmasters.stackexchange:
https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/43038/responsive-design-best-practice-duplicate-html-elements-for-media-querying-and/43100#43100
I have a page with, in order of html appearance, a figure tag, headgroup tag, and an article tag.
In order to make a page's design responsive using media queries, I need a different order for elements, so the image appears after the title.
The simplest solution I can think of is cloning the headgroup tag in the source code and place the copy before the figure tag, thus making it possible to show/hide the appropriate tag according to viewport size.
But I have the feeling this is not ideal SEO-wise.
My question is simple:
Does this simple technique really have an impact on SEO?
Is there an html attribute to declare duplicate elements in a page?
Is there another recommended solution? Best practice?
Thanks in advance for any advised input!
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I'm having trouble on the website: http://www.artteen.com.br/concursos/
I didn't develop this website, but currently I am responsible for the maintenance. I already solved a lot of problems and currently have a problem with content duplicating.
The WordPress installation for the website somehow is duplicating the first or the last paragraph.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
A bad solution that I found is putting display:none so only the duplication is visible.
You should probably start by de activating all plugins and re-activate each, one by one, to see if the issue persists.
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I"m tagging pages using virtual pageviews and i have about 5 levels. e.g: /Page level1/ Page level2/ Page level3/ Page level4/Page level5.
when i drilldown the GA always concatenate Page level4/Page level5
so actual it looks like one page.
I"m using Standard Reporting.
Is there a limitation in the default page path levels?if no, do i need to change any settings
As you see it only group pages in 4 levels. Anything deeper than that will stay at level 4.
There's no way to remove that
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I wonder why most of marketing site will use same format? Example
Learn PHP by Yourself In 11 Hours
Spice up Your Site With Simple PHP
and much more..
This is a standard design for web designing on site like this?
May admin move my question to another network which related to my question?
This "style" comes from treating a webpage as if it were a printed page, such as a piece of junk mail, which is what these sites strongly resemble. It is used by marketroids who care nothing for the medium as long as they get the "buy" message across to as many stupid people as possible. No coder with a conscience, or even a sense of style, would do this.
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Is Yahoo Directory worth the $299? Will it generate any traffic?
I've got a Flex 3 site, so unfortunately, I'm invisible in SEO terms. I was wondering if signing up for this would help.
Thank you.
-Laxmidi
Yahoo Directory in general is worth it. It should give your SERP by at least 10-20%. Flex 3 site could contain text that Google finds. They've been considering text in Flash for a while. You may want to add some meta text somewhere on the page so Google can see more prominent relevance to your search term. Key to success: Blog and write good content pointing back to your site. Write quality content on your site itself.