Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I've been looking up for "google tagged tutorial", But I can't seem to find any.
I've read about it somewhere that it is not pure SEO but it will effect somehow.
I've seen some sites put a box, that there are a lot of links next to eachother and some of them are bold or bigger than the others.
I want to know where those words came from ?
I can get google keywords by http_referrer. and each time that page is being visited, I make that word bigger.
But I don't know where these words are come from in the first place?
I thought I can save these referrer keywords at first time. and make them bigger the times after that, But i'm wondering if my page show up with inappropriate words other than realy words, then I'm actually showing that word in my page! for example :
if someone find my "big widgets" page by " big widgets frog" , then it will save frog in my page and that's inappropriate.
any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
[edited by: Robert_Charlton at 4:24 pm (utc) on Sep. 25, 2008]
[edit reason] made example generic [/edit]
If so, there doesn't seem to be any tutorial available right now that I can see, at least not to people who aren't signed up. I know that some tag cloud generators use a "sopt word" plug-in that gives you the kind of control over irrelevant words you are asking abouty, but I couldn't say if the Google Code version does or not.
I know php, Can I just write this tag cloud myself?
I just don't know what's the tag cloud pattern, how it get the words?
P.S I can't seem to find how to use the link you sent to me, I found no download script or something in there.
I included the link in an effort to clarify your question, and how it relates to Google Search. All that link is is a place to register to be involved in Google's tag cloud project -I thought you might be involved with that already and was just asking you that question.
It's true that an automated tag cloud might end up including keywords on your pages that are problematic - that's why stop word plug-ins exist for Joomla tag clouds and the like.
