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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:05:24 GMT, SEO Dave >>On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 02:55:52 GMT, SEO Dave >>[snip] >>>>*yes, still devil's advocating here. But likely my last devilish post* >>>LOL Well I've enjoyed the discussion, hadn't thought it through in so >>Well - I know you lean more toward Google whereas I lean to more >Links are important to Yahoo as well. After adding links to a site >Other than the new links I only changed one page (after traffic >>And so this a thought about the unrelated footer link, along with one >I don't have a problem with that, would be a pretty boring NG if BB http://www.kruse.co.uk S...@kruse.demon.co.uk
>On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 04:52:19 GMT, from_...@nomail.com (C.W.) wrote:
>><seo-dav...@AMsearch-engine-optimization-services.co.uk> wrote:
>>>much detail before now. I've always known adding a link to my sites
>>>from my clients sites would hurt their sites, so haven't considered
>>>doing it, so not needed to think it out in great detail before.
>>toward optimizing for Google _and_ Yahoo both. Hence you would think
>>more about PR than I would. Iview PR as just one bit out of the Google
>>algorithem - and one that has been known to have a PR5 site beaten out
>>by a PR3 or PR4 due to other bits of the algorihem.
>recently (the one that gets no traffic from Google) traffic has almost
>increased 50% (~1500 unique visitors a day). The traffic had been
>stable for months at around 1000 to 1100 unique visitors a day before
>the new links.
>started to rise) and so that page is not responsible for most of the
>new traffic.
>>or two others discussed between us in the past, is probably going to
>>be filed into the category of "you and I will have agree to disagree
>>on some bits".
>everyone agreed all the time :-)
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