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then sneaking them into their next algorythm „ USe alT TagS oN iMageS:
as one of the ranking factors! Shhh).
It doesn’t have to be a multiple-word phrase;
remember your alt tags will supplant the image
„ page TiTleS MaTTer: on some browsers; but a single or couple
descriptive words should fll the quotations
If you have a blog or affliate targetted gallery
after the alt= ... And it’s not enough just to
setup, make sure your tags are all have the tag with nothing; something should<br> different and refective of the content on the be there, and if you must just leave the image/<br> page. Don’t use the site name or URL as the<br> fle number (ugh) or something as useless as<br> title of each page - or plant it at the end of<br> “pic” (ugh, in caps).<br> the individual page title, which will be the frst<br> thing the search engine spiders read. In fact, the whole design should consider<br> search engine optimization. That is, your site is<br> If you must have the sitename in your metas<br> the opposite of optimized if it is built on fash,<br> and listings, put it in the <description> tag<br> within frame-sets, or all-images (that includes<br> - such as “MySite Presents the Enormous<br> built on all-graphics with “text” within) and<br> Chocolate Assets of ...” and so on...<br> again those very creative and uncrawlable<br> javascript sites.<br> „ Be regUlar:<br> „ TiTle iSN’T JUST For headerS<br> Like so many types of movements, regularity<br> is key to getting the most out of your regimen<br> Remember that moment when you realized<br> of content. In other words, update or post or<br> that anything you used the title tag with<br> share or whatever every day, every night, every<br> (images, divisions, tags, links, anything!)<br> hour, at the same time if you can, and make<br> generated a mouseover foating text of<br> it custom content, your own words/writing/<br> whatever you inserted?<br> descriptions - the fresher the better, and the<br> less copied the most optimal; copy-pasting<br> Still works. But relax - it can be annoying to<br> descriptions from your affliate/sponsor<br> always have something else to read wherever<br> program will just diminish your value to the<br> you rest your cursor. Using it in links, hrefs, is<br> search engines.<br> the best practice for titles; it’s not as obligatory<br> as alt tags are for images, but if those images<br> „ doN’T Be geNeriC: are linked, use the title in the href and not the<br> image itself.<br> Don’t make your link words and phrases “Click<br> Here” or “view the gallery” or “See More” and so<br> on be your click-to links. Use the keywords you „ leSS iS More:<br> are targetting and the content the clickers (and<br> When you link internally, to http://www.<br> spiders) will be accessing as your text-links.<br> yoursite.com/whatever... don’t; just use the /<br> Use the model’s names and attractive/niche<br> whatever; too many http calls is bad, it’s more<br> features. Rather than “Check out the NSFW<br> for a weary bot to read (it has millions of other<br> Preview”, write and link through “See [NAME]<br> sites and links to go to, you know) and can slow<br> roll those stockings down his perfect legs”...<br> your page load time if there are many such<br> right??<br> relative links.<br> „ ForgeT The SiNgle wordS: And while we’re at it, your home/base/root<br> directory is the slash. Anywhere you need to<br> Don’t focus on “booty” when “big ass and link people back to your frst/welcome page, it<br> small boobs” will more accurately describe for is this: “/”. That’s it.<br> and lead surfers to your content. While many<br> people will type “booty” the frst time in their Speaking of less is more, we will here now<br> booty search, it is highly unlikely you or most drop the thread, and continue in our next<br> of your guru buddies will ring up on the frst installment... more argh remembrances.<br> page, and even if so, not for long. Stick to<br> descriptive keyword-phrases...<br><br><br> Sponsored by PAYOUTMAGAZINE 41<br> </div> <div id="content-middle2"><a style="text-decoration: none;" href="../../index.html#p=41"><img src="../thumb/41.jpg" /></a></div> </div> <div id="content-bottom"> <div id="content-bottom2"> <table width="110" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td width="22%" height="44"><a href="page40.html"><img src="images/previous.png" width="26" height="19" id="Image2" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('Image2','','images/previous2.png',1)" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" /></a></td> <td width="43%">    <a href="page36.html">36</a>   <a href="page37.html">37</a>   <a href="page38.html">38</a>   <a href="page39.html">39</a>   <a href="page40.html">40</a>   <a href="page41.html">41</a>   <a href="page42.html">42</a>   <a href="page43.html">43</a>   <a href="page44.html">44</a>   <a href="page45.html">45</a>   <a href="page46.html">46</a> </td> <td width="35%"><a href="page42.html"><img src="images/next.png" width="26" height="19" id="Image1" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('Image1','','images/next2.png',1)" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" /></a></td> </tr> </table> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="right-button"> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><a href="page42.html"><img src="images/next_big.png" width="90" height="80" /></a></p> </div> </div> </body> </html>