Using W3C to validate your CSS code in SEO

There tends to be a little area that is left out of web page seo and that area is online page validation of your code against W3C standards.

And so our page is now up and running for those of you who would like to use our W3C tools guide to validate and test your CSS for SEO thoroughness.

Even though Google doesn't include this step as a needed requisite for an SEO score, it can open the door to other areas which do effect your overall SERP position.

Have fun!

Google Places

I have been a little slow to post seo course updates in the last few days as the push and pull of various universes draw me in which ever direction. Most of the old modules are re-done and today should see the css module completed and my finally moving forward since i first started to promote the seo course.

But i thought i might give a rant or rave about Google places.

This is a needed business tool for those who would like to attract a local market. You will need to be able to confirm that you really have a business address (I'm in aussieland and the only option at the time was snail mail for confirmation).

Once you're in you can setup a bunch of interesting things for the local community including special deals and an overlay of the areas you service.

This of course gives you another means of generating traffic either into your website or into your doors. And of course this has an seo advantage to you. Also, there is a totally different set of seo rules for getting highly listed in dense population maps.

And how do we find Google Places? Google Google Places of course!