Any Different And Special SEO Practices For Dynamic Websites?

[Hampers]

Originally Posted by Logan

Does every url have unique title tags, etc?

Great advice and a useful chore for the over attentive client to do on his/her weekend off!

[SEOTools]

I would suggest that you do a web search for SEO and SEM - that might be able to get you going in the right direction.
Because, most people today - when seeking out products, services or information - turn to the web. And, if your business is not right up there at the top of the search listing - they will never find your business - regardless of how good your products and information is.
To that note, you have to start from day one with your marketing efforts. That way, it will be ingrained in every decision that you make as you go forward. If you want people to find your business online and off - you really have to prefect your online and offline marketing efforts as soon as possible.

[fairdoes]

With newly launched website, presumably having no pagerank, you need to avoid duplication of content and urls. For example wordpress typically generates many tags for each post, and if these are nofollow, the link juice will all go to the post.

[BeBizsmart]

Yes there are special practices for dynamic websites. If the site design includes frames, Flash, scripted menus, parallax scrolling or any other dynamic content for that matter, you need to pay special attention to the design itself (or redesign, believing the site is already live). Reason is because mistakes here can result to the site going MIA on the search results and shuts down traffic.

Ensure the content on each page is unique (not just for dynamic sites) and each page loads fast as well. In case you do encounter problems, or suspect things aren't right, how about a site audit with the aim of revealing its domain name, code, server settings, navigation, content organisation, themes, search engine crawlability etc...

[Survey Dave]

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[fairdoes]

It depends which 'dynamic' php software you use. The most thoroughly researched is probably Wordpress, there are whole books about it, and one of the experts (yoast.com) recently decided to offload it to his hosts, which gives some idea how difficult it is.

[AvniShergill]

SEO techniques doesn't differ for static and dynamic website. What you should consider is the proper title tag and URL of your site.

[patriciakramer]

Originally Posted by DavidHawke

I agree with Logan, something else to do is to make sure the keyword is in the url itself too.

Setting up "on site" SEO isn't different for different websites. But some setups are easier for the search engines to read than others. If by dynamic you are talking about a flash type website, you are setting yourself up for failure.

Also if your client is trying to get you to guarantee top listings, you'll want to be very careful with that too. While you can set up his website to be SEO friendly, depending on the niche and the keywords, it is doubtful you can get a website to rank high with just the on-site SEO, typically it takes back-links and other offsite methods to get a website to rank high.

It can be done, but if you are only getting paid to build the site and not to do monthly SEO, definitely don't guarantee anything.

Thank you for this information its really very useful for me.

[Amol55]

I don't think there are particular technique. just target and select your keywords properly and do proper On page optimization. the other important thing is give a proper location to search engine crawlers.

[Rajiv]

As I think one must not start SEO practices right from the development at least one must do on page then go for that because changes in the URL and keywords affect. So I can't suggest you.