Articles having tag: SEO

A Good Hotel Website Design can Spellbound its Visitors

A good hotel website design calls for these things.

Dynamically creating meta tags in asp.net mvc

As we all know that Meta tag has very important roles in Search engine optimization and if we want to have out site listed with good ranking on search engines then we have to put meta tags. Before some time I havebloggedabout dynamically creating meta tags...

SEO optimization: add meta tags to ASP.NET page programmatically

By DrABELL

Adding page-specific meta tags to .aspx web pages referring the same masterpage

SEO optimization: add meta tags to ASP.NET page programmatically

By Joyce Keller 2

Using MasterPage.master for ASPX pages, in Visual Studio 2008 and 2010, an ASP content area is automatically created for use within the head section of the HTML code when you create a new page using a master page.If you aren't using Visual Studio, you can create...

SEO optimization: add meta tags to ASP.NET page programmatically

By Joyce Keller 2

Solving Duplicate Content with Distinct URLs Issue in ASP.NET MVC

By imran_ku07

Introduction: When developing a web application, it is very important to optimize your application for search engines because a huge amount of traffic to website comes from search...

Handling 404 errors with ASP.NET

By Delicious/tag/asp.net

Qwerksoft - IIS Rewrite Engine, ISAPI Filter for URL Rewriting, mod_rewrite for IIS

By Delicious/tag/asp.net

Remove Trailing Slash From the URLs of Your ASP.NET Web Site With IIS 7 URL Rewrite Module

One of the aspect of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is canonicalization. In this blog post, we will see how easy to work with IIS Rewrite Module in order to remove evil trailing slash from our URLs

Razor Migration Notes 2: Use URL Rewrite to maintain your Page rankings (SEO)

By The Official Microsoft IIS Site

This is the second note of the series: 1: Moving a SitemapPath Control to ASP.NET Web Pages My current Web Site was built using ASP.NET 2.0 and WebForms, that means that all of my pages have the extension .aspx. While moving each page to use ASP.NET Web Pages...