Developing Search Architecture, Part 1

In part one of two, SEER Interactive's Wil Reynolds explains the optimal architecture for a website to make it search friendly.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• SEO
• Search
• Engine
• Optimization
• Internet
• Marketing

[homesNgardens08]

Great videos! Thank you!

[wilreynolds]

My pleasure!

[djsnakeyes]

Great info

[wilreynolds]

Thanks glad you found it useful!

[paulosayson]

the video must have an insert of whats being flashed on the projector so we could see what the speaker is referring to. good speaker but at times hard to follow. so i will watch a different video instead.

[cptrich]

Can I make one 'small' request? When will conference videos show the presentation instead of the presenter? I mean Wil is a fine looking guy, but when he is referring to things on the screen that we can't see it gets really annoying. This is not a bash on Wil since EVERYONE does it this way. I remember a great presentation from Jane McGonical where one slide elicited howls of laughter from the audience and the video viewer has no idea what was going on.

[jimmymackin]

SUGGESTION:

Wil,

I suggest that you provide in captions the links to your examples, you keep pointing to your slide but we have no idea what you are showing, therefore its hard to understand some of your points.

Thanks!

[seerinteractive]

Those simple php links are 100% fine.

[jezzdalgarno]

Very interesting, when you talk about dynamic links causing issues, would this extend to simple .php links, i.e. about.php with no additional parameters after?

cheers.