How to Auto Optimize SEO for Website ASP.NET

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Hello everybody !

I want my website is Auto Optimized SEO (combine & minify javascript - css, compress images, add header expiration, ...).

How to do this for ASP.Net Website hosted in IIS Server, i had knew on plugin Autoptimize of Wordpress to do it, but with ASP.Net i had not know any tool or plugin in for this. If you know solution for this, please share with me and I very happy to receive it. Many thanks for your answer !

Posted 3-Jun-15 22:50pm

Xmencute

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jun-15 9:39am

Probably you are confusing CEO with optimization of performance. As you seemingly don't know what you really want, it's hard to discuss anything seriously, sorry. Please try to read a bit on the topics you are interested and clarify the question.
—SA

Xmencute 4-Jun-15 23:43pm

Hello SA,
I want to find one plugin like Autoptimize - a plugin of Wordpress Template (You can review in https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/). How can I find a plugin like this but for ASP.Net or IIS Server ? Can you tell me any plugin or tool as you know like this ? My boss want me apply it for our website using ASP.Net programming language to increase SEO score. Thanks for reply.

Mr.Thang

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Jun-15 0:28am

Sorry, you are talking absolute absurd. I looked at your link; this plug-in is designed to automatically improve performance/speed. It has nothing to do with SEO. As you or your "boss" don't know what you really want, you cannot get help. Sorry.
—SA

Xmencute 5-Jun-15 23:54pm

Hello SA,
Thank you with your support, but with me, i think (combine & minify javascript - css, compress images, add header expiration, ...) all of this are related with Speed Loading Page (one important rule of SEO Score), it is a standard rule to move up your website on google search result. I think you right when say it not related directly with SEO but it related indirectly with SEO. I apologize for not explaining issues clearly, I should change to title of question is "How to Auto Optimize Loading Speed" but i have a reasonable answer from @MarioZ, it's my mistake. I hope in future, have a one person who will be write a Auto Optimize SEO Program for website. So I want to say thank you with your support. ^^
Have a nice weekend !

Mr.Thang

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-15 0:55am

I wish I could really help you. You are welcome, good luck.
—SA

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Mario Z · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-04T22:34:00

Actually your boss is right, page load time is one of the fundamentals of On Page SEO (this includes enabling compression, minifying CSS JS and HTML, reducing the number of redirects and browser's requests per page, leveraging browser caching and many more ...).

If anyone is interested back in 2010 Matt Cutts actually mentions this and continued mentioning that this measurement has a part in page's ranking.
With bad load time you are providing a bad users experience which results in site speed penalty. There are literally hundreds of resource materials on the internet that talk about this.

Now Xmencute regarding your requirement, unfortunately I'm not aware of any plug-in that would straightforwardly enable you this.
Nevertheless you can take a look at the following IIS extension which offers some optimization capabilities ("Search Engine Optimization Toolkit"):
http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/search-engine-optimization-toolkit[^]

Also as a side note, you could actually achieve these optimisations yourself by coding them out in your web application, for example here is how you can do Bundling and Minification:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/performance/bundling-and-minification[^]