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« Reply #1 on: Jun 26, 2006, 09:31:04 AM »
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I use rss feeds in place of a sitemap, because this works better for MSN (I hope). and for the anchor tag, if the anchor text is not very related to the target page (or its just an image) I use the title tag, I use also the title tage if the page doesn't have so much content, but be carefull have alway much more real content then content inisde the the titles.
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« Reply #2 on: Jun 26, 2006, 12:24:37 PM »
The sitemap helps search engines decide what keywords are relative to each page.
For example in this site we use the tag system which is a form of sitemap, and I can see better results from search engines with this on.
Now if you want a more general opinion, the key is the interlinking in your site. The sitemap is one thing, but there are other significant things regarding the links to the site (I mean the links that point to pages in the site)
For example the pages that you link from your home page, and the pages that they link to are getting weight. In anyway you should have some kind of menu navigation that points to the most places in the site, and have this in the top of the page.
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« Reply #5 on: Jun 26, 2006, 06:06:36 PM »
I looked at the page you suggested. Google likes that - interesting? Do you also have a sitemap or just the tag list?
Am I correct in assuming the larger the text, the more links? What do you use to generate a page like that? Is it mostly search engine food, or is there a link for humans somewhere I just haven't spotted.
I hope to have every link on every page use the title attribute - didn't do when creating pages. Duh! Was just wondering if the sitemap page should be fairly bare bones or fully optimized like the rest.