Developing a 100% SEO-friendly site in Oracle Cloud
Track
EMEA Community Tour
Date and time
Thursday, 19. October 2023., 09:00
Room
Hall C
Duration
45'
In today's digital business landscape, the main competition lies in being among the first to appear in searches conducted by major search engines, particularly Google. For this purpose, correct implementation of SEO is essential. Within OCI, the primary content management tool is OCM, which offers a powerful and user-friendly interface for site development and content contribution.
However, this alone is not sufficient for SEO, so in this session, we will discuss different strategies to develop a site that is 100% SEO compatible, including:
- Basic and advanced site pre-compilation
- Site caching
- Integration with external tools
Lecture details
About speaker
Samuel Campos, author
Samuel Campos is an Oracle Developer that has been working with Enterprise Content Management Solutions such as Alfresco, SharePoint WebCenter Content, and WebCenter Sites since he graduated as a Computer Engineer in Mexico.
He nowadays works in Avanttic as a Solutions Specialist working with different technologies with a basis in Oracle Cloud. Aside from his work as a Developer, he constantly works to improve the diffusion of new technologies within Oracle and tries to learn new paradigms of development in order to keep his work at the vanguard.
Carlos Delgado, coauthor
As part of CGI's Oracle Centre of Excellence in Spain, Carlos Delgado works as a Cloud Architect focused on the design, deployment, maintenance, and evolution of Cloud environments. Carlos has more than 12 years of experience in the industry.
At first, Carlos was focused on the administration of On-Premise systems, to later apply this acquired technical knowledge and make the leap to the administration of Cloud environments in large clients in all sectors, offering the best solution, adapted to the particular needs of each client.
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