Microsol offers best SEO code optimization service. Your tanking cannot be improved until your website’s meta title, meta description and headings are not set according to the ranking policies of Google.

You can’t see it but your pages’ coding determines how search engines index and rank them (with speed becoming an increasingly important factor). Our Experts will show you how to make sure your code helps your pages and all their content get indexed fast.Neither users nor search engines like to be kept waiting so keep page load times down to a minimum.You can check your page load speed on Google Webmaster Tools’ (GWT) page speed report. You’ll find this at:Labs > Site performance.

Site performance reports in GWT give the average time it takes for your site’s visitors to download everything into their browser (text, images, and scripts).

You’re given a written summary and a graph showing trends. Following is an example of a text report:

“On average, pages in your site take 4.6 seconds to load (updated on Jul 16, 2011). This is slower than 71% of sites. These estimates are of high accuracy (more than 1,000 data points). The chart below shows how your site’s average page load time has changed over the last few months. For your reference, it also shows the 20th percentile value across all sites, separating slow and fast load times.”

Search engines will only give your site so much ‘crawl’ time (time spent trying to find your site’s pages). For them (as for you) time is money.

If your site is slower than most (like the one used in the report above) then it’s time to speed it up. Try the following …

Put CSS and JavaScript code off the page in separate files. Optimize your images. Speak to your site developers and ask them to check everything on the site as well as your hosting configuration.

Google takes page load speed so seriously that it’s now a ranking factor. In other words, if your pages don’t load quickly enough, your site may slip lower down on Google’s results pages.

Perhaps most of your users are in the USA and your site is hosted in Europe? If you get a lot of international traffic then perhaps you need to consider a content delivery network (CDN) with which your site is hosted in more than one place. This speeds your site up because users access the site from a ‘local’ server. Users, of course, have even less patience than search engines. Keep users waiting too long and they will leave.