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Monday, December 27, 2010

Link from an orphan page is useful or not?

No Because the page is not linked to any website page and you cannot visit it through any referral link and these pages are mainlyfor more detailshttp://www.searchenginejournal.com/… orphan pages link is never useful as they are not connected to site so the chance of getting crawled is less and if you are finding the page cached or page with rank than it might get cached or ranked when it was connected to website. orphan pages are mainly use for link building purpose and i think it comes under Black Hat technique but i am not sure about it.Ok....

Which is more important for a site content or links?

It is like this question.which is better AIR??? WATER??? expand »I believe both are imp. Because links gives a favor vote to our site where content is important because it gives G reason to index our website and we will have natural links. For best practice both content and links are essential.If the option is to chose one I will go for links as there is fundamental concepts that persist, all the contents are reachable through links.hmmm but as per my thoughts ..contents are more imp..as without it a site is like a"naked site"..and on the basis...

Friday, December 17, 2010

Dynamic page optimization

Unlike a normal HTML website, where the content of static pages doesn't change unless you code the changes into your HTML file: open the file, edit the content, save the file, and upload back the server. A dynamic web page is a template that displays specific information in response to queries. The database is connected to the web site and the response is generated through the connected database. These sites are easy to update for webmaster since they’re directly connected to a database where one change reflects all pages. The problem with dynamic...

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