heini
msg:233588 | 1:20 am on Mar 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Optimization for keywords is not dependant on the keywords being in the url. The most important factors with todays leading search engines are link texts, titles, headers.
If you get those right, and you have a reasonable link popularity for your domain, you can optimize successfully for a whole load of keywords. The key is having lots of content and a good linkage, inbound and internal, plus a good solid onpage optimization.
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spiky
msg:233589 | 8:17 pm on Mar 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Please help a novice.. Not sure what a "Link Text" definately refers to. Is this the url of the link or its page title or description?
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Craig_F
msg:233590 | 8:37 pm on Mar 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
<a href="anypage.htm">Link Text</a>
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warlordbb
msg:233591 | 3:32 am on Mar 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
>The most important factors with todays leading search engines are link texts, titles, headers. By headers you mean: <head>
stuff in here?
</head>
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fathom
msg:233592 | 3:45 am on Mar 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
A simple "off site" strategy can provide many possible keyword ranking improvements assuming your site has a top singular word. If for example you have a number of common two word keyphrases where one word is always the same like "software" in custom software, tracking software, accounting software, database software, and/or multimedia software then your best off-site external link anchors would be "software". This would be highly relevant to each of the above topics and all will improve as each new link is added.
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tedster
msg:233593 | 3:55 am on Mar 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I'm pretty sure that "headers" means <h1>, <h2> text in this case.
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