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vahine
Joined: Dec 11, 2003
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Posted: 2004-Apr-08 01:18
Hi,
I have a little question, since Google changed there site about a week ago I noticed that when you do a search it highlights the search terms in the description and now (which is new) in the URL parameters ie. www.myterm.com/myterm.index.htm.
I was just wondering how much weight google now puts on keywords found in URL.
Thanks,
Vahine
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huebdoo
Joined: Eons Ago
# Posts: 68
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Posted: 2004-Apr-08 01:47
weight and the URL have always been a topic in SEO for as long as I can remember and honestly I think from my experience that it has no real tangible evidence that the URL name will tip the scale one way or the other.
URL domain name > no proof
HTML page name > maybe (people will argue one way or the other I believe it doesnt)
Title yes
Alt tag yes
Description yes
Copy yes
H1 to H5 yes
Robot tag yes
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vahine
Joined: Dec 11, 2003
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Posted: 2004-Apr-08 02:54
Hi Huebdoo,
I am sorry I don't know what H1 to H5 means, can you explain, and thank you for your response.
Vahine
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Wail
Joined: Feb 23, 2004
# Posts: 72
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Posted: 2004-Apr-08 10:37
The h1 to h6 are HTML tags. They're used to mark up headings.
Okay. I'm not sure what Jim's forums will make of this but here's a haphazard example:
<h1>Important Title</h1>
Introduction
<h2>Chapter One Title</h2>
Chapter One Text. Text. And more text.
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g1smd
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Joined: Jul 28, 2002
# Posts: 10465
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Posted: 2004-Apr-08 20:55
Those tags are used for headings. The number describes the importance of the information (where <h1> is the most important).
Headings are a single line of text that is used above, and to introduce, the paragraphs, lists, tables, and forms of the main body content.
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