Transparent Gif Links to bot pages...

Keyword Rich Webpages

[Zicam]

I have paid for my listings on Yahoo and Google. I get a decent amount of hits from these purchases. I use meta tags throughout many of my pages set with a command for robots to reindex my webpages every 7 days... I guess they actually do comeback.. according to my webtrends reports.

Question:

I just recently created some very small transparent gifs towards the bottom of my important webpages... I named them a certain keyword important to that webpage.. then I link them to a webpage that is basically ment for robots to grab keywords... its really not that bad looking.. I mean I do have paragraphs ( that make sense... almost conversational with keyword statements repeated), some images ( named for keywords.) and ,H1, H2 H3 type headings, etc.. so its not that ugly.. and it features links back to the page i want people to go to.

Am I at risk of getting booted from search engines? How can I make Keyword Rich webpages.. that are intended for search engine positioning without the risk?

if it helps I followed this webpages advice. since it says 2003 on it I assume its fresh material.

<snip>( not all of it, since most of it is waaaay too basic stuff.)

Thanks in advance.

[edited by: WebGuerrilla at 7:36 am (utc) on May 23, 2003]

[jdMorgan]

Zicam,

Welcome to WebmasterWorld [webmasterworld.com]!

Am I at risk of getting booted from search engines?

Yes. Good luck...

Try this instead, and follow the link to the cited original thread: [webmasterworld.com...]

HTH,
JIm

[Zicam]

Well I know from previous experience from your forums you dont do website reviews...BUT... here is one of these "doorway" webpages I created.. that links to my root and to my comforter section. Is it really that evil?

<snip>
Thanks in advance.

I made about 8 of these webpages on similar category keywords.. and what some keyword searches have stated.

[edited by: WebGuerrilla at 7:35 am (utc) on May 23, 2003]
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