Tag Analysis is require to optimize be pages in which all html elements should be closed in proper maner as under.

Title Tag

Title tags are the most important of the on-page SEO (search engine optimization) factors. A title tag is a HTML code that explains the web pages content through target keywords. It is also a precious tool for all major search engines to know, what is in the content of a specific web page. Creating a relevant and unique title tag is one of the most important variables in achieving high search engine positioning.

Title tag is a combination of primary and secondary keywords for which we want to rank and occupy the top 10 position is major search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.

Meta Description

The Meta description tag is another important and powerful META variable included when building a strategic Search Engine Optimization strategy. The Meta description tag is also viewed in a SERP (better known as a Search Engine Results Position) when a person views a search result on a search engine like Google. This tag is found in the Head area of your HTML code. The description is another one of the most important tags in achieving top search engine placement.

Meta Keywords

The Meta keywords tag does not weigh as heavily as the Title Tag or Meta description tag but is still relevant within the use of Search Engine Optimization. The Meta keywords tag should consist of the specific words and/or phrases that your web page is written about. These words and phrases are more commonly referred to as your "keywords" and "key phrases".

Heading Tag

The headings (H1-H3) are Html tags useful to describe Web page content and structure. The heading tag also describes importance with H3 being the least important and H1 being the most important. It is therefore easy to understand why the H1 tag is popular among Web designers whom use it for both structure and content optimization.

Before Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the first two heading tags were of little appreciation among Web designers and many users did not like them. The reason was the size of the text marked up by H1 and H2. When CSS arrived it was easier to manipulate the size, look and feel of the heading tags and the entire set of sizes got the deserved attention.

Alt/Title Attributes

"ALT" simply standards for "alternative", and ALT attributes are intended to be descriptions that can be seen instead of images, either before the image loads or if it does not load at all.

The ALT attribute is an important element to the accessibility community. It began as a way for people who are blind and use screen readers to know when there was an image on the page they were reading.

The TITLE attribute can be used with almost all HTML elements on your website. While the ALT attribute emerged from the accessibility world, the TITLE attribute emerged from the usability standpoint.

There are two main roles that TITLE attributes can have:

• Descriptive - Use the TITLE attribute on such things as form fields to let your visitors know what the intended purpose of an element on your website is.
• Advisory - Use TITLE attributes on text or image links to let visitors know where they are being taken to when they click on the link.

Page Validation

Validation assures that your HTML or XHTML code is compliant with industry standards. This in turn means that your Web pages should render without errors in a browser. It also helps assure that the code can be easily read by search engine spiders, which is essential if you want the search engines to index and rank your site.