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Over the past year, we have been researching and testing the effects of markup hierarchy making a difference in search engine results. What I mean by markup hierarchy is that we want the unique and rich content to be at the highest point in the markup.

Why? First Read Chris Casarez’s Article

After several tests and reviews, we did see some improvements in search engine rankings as Chris Casarez (SEO Specialist at the Company) mentions in his article “Content Placement and Keyword Density matter“.

I’ve been writing a lot of articles regarding CSS recently so I thought I would mix it up by talking briefly about SEO (Search Engine Optimization). There’s a wealth of information out there giving away tips and strategies on how to rank well on search engines, but most jump straight into the “optimizing” portion of the formula.

Most of us designers/developers stay afloat by getting clients fueling us with enough work to pay our bills and daily expenses. Whether you’re a full-time freelancer or not, most of us rely heavily on steady traffic to gain good clients. Where does the traffic come from? The biggest contributor will be the obvious: Search Engines.