HTML tags you need to know for SEO

SEO, is the essence of a website. Without a good SEO, an Internet site will be hard to break, whatever its theme is. There is of course no magic formula, but for the starters; here are something to start with, it is of course HTML.

Here is the list that we have created for the HTML tags and SEO.

 

The HTML tag < title >

 

The < title > is the title of the HTML page. Keywords contained within are of paramount importance. Attention, it is obviously that these words must be in total agreement with the content of your website. You do not have to repeat the same title on all pages. Go easy on the length of your title. 65-70 characters seems to be a good compromise.

 

The HTML tag < body >

 

Difficult to find more important than < body >. Yeah, the one who contains all your content! It is very important to support the text while highlighting certain terms or keywords that you wish to support. Master Google will reward you.

 

HTML tags < h1 > < h2 > < h3 >

 

Beginners often leave aside these tags. < h1 > And her friends are nevertheless of some importance. This is for referencing to highlight titles or subtitles for Google. Do not overdo it, but use them wisely reflecting well the textual contents of these tags (text and keywords).

 

When you link, also think about keywords in your URL. Choose a link such as “follow the news of new technologies “rather than” the news of new technologies by clicking here “.

 

 

The HTML attribute “alt” for images

 

The image is probably what is worse for referencing. The robots from Google and other search engines can not (yet) understand the content of an image. But there is a parade to this, the alt attribute of the tag < img >. You can literally add keywords so that Google understands what the content of your image. 2 or 3 keywords are recommended. We have said much about it before, you can read the article.

 

The HTML tag  < b > or < strong >

 

Although this is not the most important development;  some terms with in bold letters in your text can be useful for your SEO. Use the tag < b > < strong > sparingly, put everything in bold text will prove completely useless.

 

HTML tags < meta >

Please fill still your “description” and your “keywords” without abusing the number of keywords or characters, it will not penalize you.

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