Tag Archives: SEO

W3C Validation for ASP.NET Data Controls

Posted on February 26, 2008 by Michael Allen Smith

If you’ve had the W3C Validator curse your ASP.NET 2.0 code for not being XHTML, it may not be your fault. The ASP.NET engines sees the W3C validator as down-level browser and renders non-XHTML compliant code. Your code is most … Continue reading →

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Classic ASP Search Engine Friendly Redirects

Posted on June 29, 2007 by Michael Allen Smith

A while back I posted how to code a search engine friendly redirect in ASP.NET. Recently I’ve had to go old school and preform this task in Classic ASP. Here is the VBScript version of a search engine friendly redirect. … Continue reading →

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Creating an HttpHandler to Build a Search Engine Site Map

Posted on June 13, 2007 by Michael Allen Smith

My previous post Build a Search Engine SiteMap in C# covered how to create a sitemap.xml file using the File System. It also provided guidelines on how to go about validating the sitemap as well as submitting it to the … Continue reading →

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Search Engine Friendly Redirects in ASP.NET

Posted on April 12, 2007 by Michael Allen Smith

Recently I learned a tough lesson. There are two ways to handle page redirects: the brute force way and the search engine friendly way. When redesigning this site and my fitness site, I used the brute force way. I didn’t … Continue reading →

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