Hi.
I am optomizing my site http://www.logonation.net and i was told the following 2 things:
Your web page uses 420 bytes of script code which makes it harder for search engines to index your page. Consider putting the script code in an external file with the <script src="myscripts.js"></script> commands. The file "myscripts.js" should be a simple text file that contains only the script code without any HTML markup. The next time your page is spidered by the search engine robots, the important content on your page will be closer to the top of the page, and you might have a better keyword density.
and:
Your web page uses 205 bytes of style sheet code which makes it harder for search engines to index your page. Consider putting the style sheet code in an external file with the <link rel="stylesheet" href="mystyles.css" type="text/css"> command. The file "mystyles.css" should be a simple text file that contains only the style sheet code without any HTML markup. The next time your page is spidered by the search engine robots, the important content on your page will be closer to the top of the page, and you might have a better keyword density.
I'd be really greatful if anyone could help with this.
Thanks, Callum.
I am optomizing my site http://www.logonation.net and i was told the following 2 things:
Your web page uses 420 bytes of script code which makes it harder for search engines to index your page. Consider putting the script code in an external file with the <script src="myscripts.js"></script> commands. The file "myscripts.js" should be a simple text file that contains only the script code without any HTML markup. The next time your page is spidered by the search engine robots, the important content on your page will be closer to the top of the page, and you might have a better keyword density.
and:
Your web page uses 205 bytes of style sheet code which makes it harder for search engines to index your page. Consider putting the style sheet code in an external file with the <link rel="stylesheet" href="mystyles.css" type="text/css"> command. The file "mystyles.css" should be a simple text file that contains only the style sheet code without any HTML markup. The next time your page is spidered by the search engine robots, the important content on your page will be closer to the top of the page, and you might have a better keyword density.
I'd be really greatful if anyone could help with this.
Thanks, Callum.
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