heini
msg:220997 | 5:18 pm on Feb 25, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Well, why not? If somebody looks at the pages he either accepts them or takes them out of the index.
In any case I would certainly not recommend paying for a programme which is announced to be discontinued.
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lost in space
msg:220998 | 6:48 pm on Feb 25, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I have a database driven widgets site and on my home page I link to about 200 different products using aliases i.e. big-red.widgets.com. I paid Position Tech to be listed in Fast and never got listed. A staff member at P tech called me and said that I was black listed from Fast for excessive cross-linking. All I did was link from my home page to my product pages (same domain). Does any of this make since to you pros? Are alias not accepted on some search engines?
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heini
msg:220999 | 7:16 pm on Feb 25, 2004 (gmt 0) |
To be honest that doesn't make much sense to me, no. Cross-linking obviously refers to linking between domains, not internal linking. Any chance that you have true crosslinking involving that site?
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lost in space
msg:221000 | 7:24 pm on Feb 25, 2004 (gmt 0) |
The person at Pos Tech said I have too many links 250 from my home page and I need some content, not just links. That what I was doing was excessive "crosslinking". Links on homepage link to my own subdirectories. Can Pos Tech not like my site and choose to not list it?
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