Learn how to select Seo titles and keywords from Youku.

How does Youku get the SEO keyword to the top? Search for "videos" in Google or Baidu, and Youku always ranks first:

 

Look at Youku'sSource codeHow are the titles and keywords optimized:

< Meta Content = "Youku-China's first VideoNetwork, provide VideoPlay, VideoRelease, VideoSearch" Name = "Title" />
< Meta Content =" Video, Video sharing, video search, video playback" Name = "Keywords" />
< Meta Content = "The video service platform provides video playback, video publishing, video search, and video sharing" Name = "Description" />

The following principles can be summarized:

1. Keyword, especially the first keyword (in this example,"Video") Appears three or more times in the title of a webpage. (For exampleVideoPlay,VideoRelease,VideoSearch ").

2. The importance of a keyword is from the first to the last. The first keyword is the most critical.

 

Let's take a look at the source of Youku logo.CodeWhat are the secrets:

Code < A Href = "Http://www.youku.com /" >
< IMG Width = "130" Height = "35"   ALT = "Youku-China's No. 1 video network, which provides video playback, video publishing, and video search"Title= "Youku-China's No. 1 video network, which provides video playback, video publishing, and video search" SRC = "Http://static.youku.com/v1.0.0500/index/img/youkulogo.gif" />
</ A >

It can be seen that even an image, the alt and title elements must echo the title, and must contain keywords. Many of us who do not pay attention to Seo often do not pay attention to the alt and title elements of images.

 

Let's take a look at the title of a specific video:

< H1 Class = "Listname" >
< Span Class = "Bigtitle" > Album: </ Span >
< Span Class = "Title" >
< A Target = "_ Blank" Href = "Http://www.youku.com/playlist_show/id_4084483.html" > Train tickets of the Spring Festival run in real name </ A >
</ Span >
</ H1 >

It can be seen that keywords appear in the H1 and H2 labels of the webpage.

 

In addition, you can check the SEO Optimization of your website from the following 20 checkpoints:

 

1. Are your keywords closely related to the website content?

2. Are you sure the keywords are commonly used in search engine queries?

3. Does the title attribute of a page start with a keyword and the frequency of occurrence? Is there a keyword superposition?

4. Is the website properly using tags such as H1, H2, and strong?
5. Is the website content consistent with each other? Is there a certain number of keywords? What is the distribution and density of these keywords?

6. Do text links including keywords direct users to your website?

7. Do you use CSS images in website image navigation?

8. Does the image on the website contain descriptions of the descriptive attribute alt? Is the keyword helpful to users?

9. Is there a Text Link Map description on the website?

10. Is the dynamic URL simplified and converted into a static address format? Is there a deep directory?

11. Is the website included in the Open Directory?

12. Are you sure you want to include your website in other trusted online directories?

13. Do meta tags on all pages of the site have keywords and are there any overlapping keywords?

14. Does the website have a custom error webpage?

15. Does the website have site maps used by users and Google sitemaps?

16. Does the website have code separation, and does the webpage have a large number of CSS attributes and JS Code?

17. What websites are linked to? Is it in the same industry? Is it related to the website and when is their snapshot?

18. Is there any software code for statistical analysis on the website?

19. When does a website take a snapshot after it is stored in a search engine?

20. Does the meta tag of the website contain keyword and description and related content?