Do you follow Google’s guidelines when it comes to optimising your website? Are you using any of the free tools they provide?

Google wants one thing (apart from more ad spend) – to provide helpful and relevant content to the people using their search platform. They’ve even created loads of free tools to help you achieve that, are you taking advantage?

The guys at XHTML Champs have highlighted some in their infographic below.

10 Free Tools to Optimise Your Website for Both Visitors and Google

 

Mark Walker-Ford

Author:
Mark Ford

Published On: 21/10/2015-Categories: Search Engine Optimisation, Web Design-
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