Database Driven Sites and Search Engine Optimisation
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Database-Driven Sites and Search Engine Optimization
Modern Strategies for Enhancing Visibility
In today's digital age, the majority of websites are database-driven. Such sites function as applications, retrieving data from a database management system, processing it, and displaying the results to users. As these types of sites have become more prevalent, a niche market for database internet marketing professionals has emerged.
About 18 months ago, I found myself in need of an SEO expert for my database-driven site. Many professionals insisted it was impossible to optimize. However, my experience proved otherwise. Just six months later, my site ranks exceptionally well for over 75 keywords.
Effective SEO Techniques for Database-Driven Sites
A crucial method for optimizing these sites involves creating splash pages that link to the database. These pages should include relevant titles, H1 tags, content, and inbound links that align with the database results they connect to. For instance, if a page links to accommodation, ensure the splash page features "accommodation" across its title, H1 tag, and anchor text. This approach ensures visibility both for the splash page and the results page on major search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo.
Another powerful tool is mod_rewrite code, which enhances the search engine friendliness of database results. By incorporating keywords into the page URLs, they become more accessible to both users and search engines. I tested this on two of my websites: one utilizing the code and one without. Both were eventually indexed and ranked, but the site using mod_rewrite achieved results faster.
In summary, you don't necessarily need to hire a specialized SEO professional for your database-driven site. Instead, focus on creative strategies to effectively showcase your results to potential visitors.
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