PHP and Search Engines
Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 3:57 am
Hello,
Sorry I'm a non-techie marketing person, who's just employed a full-time web developer/graphic design person: main priority to update/complete our start-up company PHP website.
This person has advised that PHP is not a good package - there are problems with Search Engines - spiders - checking through pages to identify key headings/text and thus Search Engines will not promote/list PHP websites. He recommend we switch back to static html pages, which he'll update.
Can anyone help here? either supporting or refuting his advice? I loved working with PHP and being able to update pages, but as a company we need to be found by Search Engines.
Many thanks, Carol
Sorry I'm a non-techie marketing person, who's just employed a full-time web developer/graphic design person: main priority to update/complete our start-up company PHP website.
This person has advised that PHP is not a good package - there are problems with Search Engines - spiders - checking through pages to identify key headings/text and thus Search Engines will not promote/list PHP websites. He recommend we switch back to static html pages, which he'll update.
Can anyone help here? either supporting or refuting his advice? I loved working with PHP and being able to update pages, but as a company we need to be found by Search Engines.
Many thanks, Carol