Richard
04-07-2003, 10:05 AM
If the 'contents' meta tag contains different words for each page of a website, will a search engine robot spider more pages than if the contents were the same ?
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Q about meta tags / seach botsRichard 04-07-2003, 10:05 AM If the 'contents' meta tag contains different words for each page of a website, will a search engine robot spider more pages than if the contents were the same ? Mhtml 04-07-2003, 01:29 PM It really depends on the spider, I think in most cases the spider will only go a few pages into your website no matter what the metas say. Possibly it will take a greater sample but I don't think that it makes that much of a diff. Try looking at google's (http://www.google.com) faq page or something, it will at least give you some insight into how they spider. I have heard that some spiders only go one page into your website also so *shrug*, .. ;) I'll have a looksy for some more info on this though. laffe 04-09-2003, 06:21 AM If you are lucky enough to get a spider to your site, it will follow all the links you have on that "page" So if you have a huge site, and link sto all pages, the spider can work for a long time. LOL! As of listing the site, that depends on the content of your page, and the rules of the engine visiting. I am at the moment using smartpages. And I have to say, this is the best way I have ever used to drive traffic to my sites. Im not at the top of the searchengines, but I do get more traffic now, than I ever did before. Have a look: http://www.master-reprint-license.com/thetruth.html Laffe |
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