Like the 'pedia but without the footnotes

A controlled vocabulary can be useful in describing images and information when organizing and classifying content for image databases.

“White hat” search engine optimization refers to the practice of publishing web pages that are useful to humans, while enabling search engines and web applications to better understand the structure and content of your website. This article teaches you to add structured data to your website so that search engines can more easily connect patrons to your library locations, hours, and contact information. A web page for a branch of the Greater Sudbury Public Library retrieved in January 2015 is used as the basis for examples that progressively enhance the page with structured data. Finally, some of the advantages structured data enables beyond search engine optimization are explored

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Includes a LOT of useful tools for getting started with schema.org microdata, including several form-based microdata creators.

Slidedeck on what schema.org is and why libraries should use it.

How to spam Google indexes, especially Google News. Bing mentioned also.

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Sitemaps. Often called "Google sitemaps" even though Google isn't the only engine that uses them.

How a campaign of paid links on all kinds of unrelated Web sites pushed one retailer to the top of Google results.