Search engine optimization is a quite complex however the
thumb rule of it is to format your website in such a manner that Google crawlers
can rapidly perceive and index its content. If it does not achieve that then it
is like non existence on the internet and if it cannot recognize your code,
usage of any amount of keywords cannot get you to the top ranks.
The challenge that many website developers and programmers used
to face was that search engines worked peculiar; so you could end up with a
high page ranking in one site but languish at the bottom of another search
engine. What is the correct methodology to optimize your site so it performs
extremely well on all search engines?
We can make use of the ROR (acronym for Resources for a
Resource), an independent XML tool that translates your content in a manner
that all search engines can recognize and act similar.
The main function of this tool is it makes the code crawling
by Google or any other search engines easy to process and eliminates all major risks
of skipping or ignoring a link.
ROR usually recalls its file structured feeds, which leads
search engines as they parse the text. Contrary to Google Sitemaps, it is
universally accepted and very easy to process. It's also more detailed in
approach. It not only just gives "table of contents"; but also summarizes
what's inside. It's also been in presence more than Google so its reliability is
proven by time.
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