Distance learning

Distance learning project presentation. SEO and CMS

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1. Distance learning Presentation made by Tony and Paola
2. Home Page Courses MSc Safety, Health and Environment MSc Occupational Hygiene BSc (Hons) Occupational Safety, Health and Environment MSc Project Management MSc Real Estate MSc Facilities Management Course information Fees and Finance Distance Learning Partners Contact Contact details Contact form Apply Now Side bar Teaching staff University website contact page SEO Site architecture
3. SEO Keywords  Distance learning programmes  Distance learning programs  University online courses  Online learning  Qualification  International Qualification  Online management courses  Online health and safety courses  Online real estate courses
4. SEO Meta title: <title>Distance learning|University of Greenwich</title> Home page <title> MSc Safety, Health and Environment|University of Greenwich</title> Course pages Description: National and International qualifications in Health and Safety, Management and Real Estate delivered by the University of Greenwich.
5. Google ranking Throughout the production of our site we have consciously considered our approach to SEO and getting the Distance learning site as high as possible on the Google ranking system. Although invisible on the surface our proposal features: Semantically structured markup • Descriptive headings • Keyword driven content • Well considered Keyword search terms • Highly descriptive meta description (displayed under the site title on the Google listings)
6. CMS - getSimple http://get-simple.info/
7. CMS - getSimple • Speed: The major advantage of a database-less CMS is speed. Database queries slow down the servers. On a high traffic website this has a dramatic effect on the speed of the site. A database-less website with no server side scripting or database queries is lightening fast. • Easy to install/migrate/backup: Setting up and configuring a database for the first install is generally easy. It’s the backing-up and most importantly moving sites between web host that requires too much effort and time.
8. CMS - getSimple • Easy to edit: A database-less CMS writes files directly to HTML, text or XML files. These files are easier to edit than editing database contents. • Simplicity: For a small website, why not take the simple route instead of struggling with complex platforms, which most CMS are? Database-less CMS are perfect for people who has no coding experience.
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