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Do Drop Down Menus Work With a Site Map?

Learned something about site maps while uploading our new website BodyBuildingFitnessProgram.com the other day – and want to pass it along. What I learned is in reference to the usefulness of an XML site maps and how the internal links are seen when generating a site map.

If your website uses standard, traditional links, i.e., <a href=”http://www.yourdomain.com/page.html”> [...]

The Importance of Sitemaps on Websites

Having a sitemap on your website is just as important as correctly optimizing it for the search engines using good seo information. A sitemap is a page that gives an overview of the website in a form similar to how an Index in a book might look. The sitemap may include every page of the website if the [...]

HTML vs XHTML

Regardless of your level of knowledge in HTML – novice or master – knowing the differences between HTML and XHTML is beneficial. Both languages are pretty much the same in that they are tag-based markup languages used to write web pages for viewing. And, while the differences are not monumental . . . they are there [...]

6 Ways to Avoid Duplicate Content

What is Duplicate Content?

We typically think of duplicate content as being the exact same content used more than once within a website. However, you should know that there are other sources of duplicate content to consider.

The three main sources of duplicate content that come to mind are:

Duplicate Web Pages – web pages that have the exact same [...]

How to Use Internal Style Sheets

Writing an HTML page that has different sizes of fonts, font color, link elements, etc. to make the page interesting doesn’t have to be time consuming or difficult. Rather than coding each word or element individually, using an ‘internal style sheet’ on a page makes setting the tags easy – particularly if you plan on [...]