About onpage optimization for mylastminutefare.com

Hey Guys,

I want your help so please suggest me

See http://www.mylastminutefare.com

Now I am going to do onpage optimization for this site so I want your opinion that from where I have to start & which changes are required to implement?

I mean to say changes like ALT tag,Title tag,meta tags
I have to find KWs & etc,etc....

So just want to know how can I complete onpage SEO in less time

Any suggestions will be highly appreciable

step 1) validate your markup. see: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://mylastminutefare.com ...if you aren't good with raw html coding, now's the time to learn, in which case see http://w3schools.com/html/

step 2) once markup is validated, optimise your heading structures. see: http://www.w3.org/2003/12/semantic-extractor.html (this tool will work only when your markup is properly accessible!)

step 3) keep working on making your code as efficient as possible, while generating as much readable content as possible. more words = higher rankings. more nonsense code = lower rankings.


if this all seems too much, skip the above stages and just reword your page title tags. currently you're well optimised for people typing "mylastminutefare" into search engines, but who does that?

good luck

Thanks for your help

But I am little confused for step 2

what is markup validation ,will u please explain?
& please explain 2nd step in detail if u dnt mind

Thanks again

very nice explaination really,thanks

You may also want to change titles of your pages. Each page should be aptly titled as to what it is about...

All of your pages title are the same - just your URL.

U r right & this is because still its not optimized

I have asked question here in advance so that when I will get chance to optimize it ,I can take advantage of your valuable advice

Hey Guys,

Thanks to all of you

I have completed onpage optimization of http://www.mylastminutefare.com & to complete it ,your valuable advices about onpage optimization from many threads of this forum
& my lots of reading about this topic was very helpful

It's a very nice experience to stay here & as currently I am on learning curve ,all positive & negative feedbacks are very helpful to improve myself

I just want to say thanks to administrators & moderators of this forum who provides amazing facilities to be clear about our doubts & of course I am very much thankful to all of you guys who make this forum such a good resource for everything about SEO

I am just speechless & can't find words to say thanks

For On Page optimization look in to the following factors:

1. Research on your targeted keywords and market
2. Implementing search engine friendly design (Avoid frames, flash Introduction etc,Easy Navigation and Sound Internal Linking Structure)
3. Proper Optimization of Title and Header Tags
4. Quality,Relevant and Unique Content

When it comes to on-page optimization, this is what I focus on the most: -

- Keyword research; IMO probably the most important thing.
- Content; I make sure I include my targeted keywords in the site content. I try as hard as possible to write my content firstly for the readers and then the Search Engines.
- Internal linking; I make sure it's easy to navigate through my site - for visitors and spiders.
- TITLE tag; I make it descriptive and relevant to my topic(s), I try to catch a surfer's attention when they're looking through the results.

I am totally agree with you,I also follow all of this but sometimes limitations remain thr because for anything I have to inform client first & then after by his/her permission I can go ahead

By the way ,your suggestions are very much appreciable

Hi tinaceer,

your website is suffering url canonicalization,
It has cleared that Google now treats www.yourdomain.com, yourdomain.com, and yourdomain.com/index.html as different websites, the effect of which is that these pages are treated with goggle as different web pages with same content and these pages are penalized for this fact. This is a basic indexing issue and its problem with goggles indexing capability that it was unable to resolve this issue. This issue is called by Google is URL canonicalization.

The most significant disadvantage of canonical URL problems is that any link juice is split between several possible options and therefore not maximizing the full ranking potential of the page.

Mylastminutefare is suffering this problem now it may been solve by 301 redirect.
The following urls could contain different content, but in most cases it is the same:

http://www.mylastminutefare.com
http://mylastminutefare.com
http://www.mylastminutefare.com/index.php
http://mylastminutefare.com/index.php

To do this in pure php:

With following code
<?php if (substr($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'],0,3) != 'www')
{
header('HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently');
header('Location: http://www.' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
}
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/index.php')
{
header( 'HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently' );
header( 'Location: http://www.mylastminutefare.com/' );
}
?>
Add this code at you start you home page source.

Source: http://forums.seochat.com/showthread.php?p=130468#SEO16

sure dear ,I will try to solve it
Thanks for the suggestion