HTML5 With SEO

HTML5 With SEO

SEO 5.0 :
I'm sure the above leaves many of you thinking seriously about learning all of this if you haven't already. All that stuff you do "visually" while using your WYSIWYG editors, modifying <title> elements, writing content, pressing the enter key (creating <p> elements), writing more content, pressing the <ul> button (creating <ul> <li> elements), writing more content, pressing the <dl> button (creating <dl><dt><dd> elements) and then, closing with a proper summary wrapped in <p></p> or some other element(s) based on the meaning and structure of the summary.
Welcome to SEO 5.Ø
Oh, and for all you programmer types out there, this <br /><br />, for you WYSIWYG types, that is a Shift + Enter twice, or what is referred to as a soft return, is no longer an acceptable method of separating content, it never has been. All of us SEO 5.Ø adopters need to clean all that crap up. Stop it now!

New H1 Elements :

this is where we have to look down the road, because the SEO community generally doesn’t recognize technical problems fast enough to offer credible solutions. For example, the new HTML 5 standard proposes that the old Hx header element hierarchy be replaced with a universal <h> element. A new <section> element will be used to create the stepped, layered, or nested hierarchy we have traditionally been creating with H1…H6 elements. So instead of doing this:

HTML Code:

<H1>Some Page Heading</H1>
  <H2>Sub-Section 1 Heading</H2>
    <H3>Sub-Section 1 Part 1 Heading</H3>
    <H3>Sub-Section 1 Part 2 Heading</H3>
  <H2>Sub-Section 2 Heading</H2>
    <H3>Sub-Section 2 Part 1 Heading</H3>
    <H3>Sub-Section 2 Part 2 Heading</H3>

We’re now going to have the option to do this:

HTML Code:

<H>Some Page Heading</H>
  <SECTION>
  <H>Sub-Section 1 Heading</H>
    <SECTION>
    <H>Sub-Section 1 Part 1 Heading</H>
    </SECTION>
    <SECTION>
    <H>Sub-Section 1 Part 2 Heading</H>
    </SECTION>
  </SECTION>
  <SECTION>
  <H>Sub-Section 2 Heading</H>
    <SECTION>
    <H>Sub-Section 2 Part 1 Heading</H>
    </SECTION>
    <SECTION>
    <H>Sub-Section 2 Part 2 Heading</H>
    </SECTION>
  <SECTION>

How to increase your SEO With HTML5

• The foremost thing is that the XML like structure. The HTML 5 markup is XML like structure, which is the most search engine friendly structure.
• Typically your web page consists of containers that are mostly <div> tags. be it your sidebar, your content, header or footer. making the search engine index complete page including text from headers and footers. Now you can let the search engine spider know what is your main content and what is your sidebar using the <section> <header> <article> and <aside> tags. The search engine spider would be able to index your content more efficiently
• Define your main content for the search engine to focus, using <article> </article> tag.
• The <header> and <footer> tags can tell define your page’s header and footer to the search engine. Aother good use of header would be to define a post’s meta content like title, date of publish etc inside an article.
• Embedded media like videos, and audio can be optimized well enough simply like this. <video> the alternate text or the search engine friendly text </video>
• So I would suggest you to keep you eye open on HTML 5 markup as this can seriously increase your SEO score. But the sad part is that there are still many browsers that do no keep them selves updated with the latest markup. So it may take years to practically implement HTMl 5 on your website if you don’t want to compromise with your traffic

Hello Marco ,

Thanks for the article but i have a question. Did you write this article ? If not i advise you to edit your post and add the original link where the article is published.

Hello Mert,

No, there is sources for this thread and I Sure no one can INVENTS his thread but he can take an information from this article and take another information from another article so he will made Good and Great thread content

HTML5 is nice and everything, but until Internet Explorer supports HTML5 then you won't be able to roll this out into production. The rate that Microsoft is going, it may be available sometime in 2015