The previous post calls for a little extra cash so that you can make search engines work for you. There is a better and cheaper alternative, although this is more advantageous to blogs and text-heavy websites. Search engines do not index graphics, including Java applets and Flash. What you can do is make sure that you use words and phrases in your posts that have word strings that will most likely appear in search engines. By optimizing the text input in your site, the higher the possibility that your site is indexed at the top pages of search engine results.
Think of Google AdWords. How does it work? You enroll your site and pay Google so that when a user utilizes a particular key word, or string of words, your banner ad will appear not only on the results page of a search engine, but also on the websites that contain said string of words (provided that the sites avail of AdSense). As far as I know, personal sites and small businesses seldom use AdWords because of financial reasons, especially if you are up against big companies who can afford to pay more for ads.
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PHP. The best web programming language that I have ever encountered and used. It provides you a server-side technology and hides the real codes to the viewer of the site. Once the guests view the source code, all that will appear is the html of the code. They will not know all the loops and if-else statements that your program has.
The first thing to do is to declare the scripting language. There are three ways to declare it. The first one is the way that you declare other language: the first one is