Hi

I have ed design another website (with a good Google-Pagerank) and
have been given the permission to create a "Designed by" page on it on
which I am pretty much free to write what I want.

I am the owner of the website: http://www.happyads.ch
which is an Ads website.

I am thinking of using the "Designed by" page to link to happyads.ch.

Do you have any tips on what could have the most impact on Google
search results (without trying to cheat)?

I was thinking of creating a link to the main page: Classified ads
then links to each indivual ad type page: For example: Car ads, Real
estate ads, Animal ads...

Would that be ok or would that be too many links? Should I include the
links in a small descriptive text?

Thanks for any

happyads@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have ed design another website (with a good Google-Pagerank) and
> have been given the permission to create a "Designed by" page on it on
> which I am pretty much free to write what I want.
>
> I am the owner of the website: http://www.happyads.ch
> which is an Ads website.
>
> I am thinking of using the "Designed by" page to link to happyads.ch.
>
> Do you have any tips on what could have the most impact on Google
> search results (without trying to cheat)?
>
> I was thinking of creating a link to the main page: Classified ads
> then links to each indivual ad type page: For example: Car ads, Real
> estate ads, Animal ads...
>
> Would that be ok or would that be too many links? Should I include the
> links in a small descriptive text?
>
> Thanks for any

In my experience (non-professional, designer/owner of about 6 web
sites), placing links in text results in better and more google action
than placing links in a bare-bones directory. Be chatty:

Let us deign ads for you! Our customers include sites that utilize our
services to create everything from <link>real estate ads</link> to
<link>pet grooming ads</link>. We host <link>classofied ads</link> and
<link>display ads</link>, and our IT specialists can you design
everything you need, from <banner ads> to be used in <link>advertising
link exchange programs</link> to a <link>fully functional turnkey web
site with domain hosting</link>. Et cetera.

Remember, in addition to google, someone human is going to READ this
page, and google does not favour the algorithm of building a robot pge
to be read by robots -- its corporate aim is to give preference to pages
that humans can read for content. Think of google as a not-yet-perfected
artificial intelligence system rather than an elaborate counting
machine, and you will always be ahead of the curve as the google
algorithm changes.

cat yronwode

catherine yronwode wrote:
> In my experience (non-professional, designer/owner of about 6 web
> sites), placing links in text results in better and more google action
> than placing links in a bare-bones directory. Be chatty:
>
> Let us deign ads for you! Our customers include sites that utilize our
> services to create everything from <link>real estate ads</link> to
> <link>pet grooming ads</link>. We host <link>classofied ads</link> and
> <link>display ads</link>, and our IT specialists can you design
> everything you need, from <banner ads> to be used in <link>advertising
> link exchange programs</link> to a <link>fully functional turnkey web
> site with domain hosting</link>. Et cetera.
>
> Remember, in addition to google, someone human is going to READ this
> page, and google does not favour the algorithm of building a robot pge
> to be read by robots -- its corporate aim is to give preference to pages
> that humans can read for content. Think of google as a not-yet-perfected
> artificial intelligence system rather than an elaborate counting
> machine, and you will always be ahead of the curve as the google
> algorithm changes.
>
> cat yronwode

Hi

Thank you very much for your answer.

I was also wondering if there is a limit to the number of links you can
have from one site to another?

Reading this from Google's Webmaster guidelines:
http://www.google.com/support/webmas...y?answer=35769

"Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines"

Does Google make a difference between a very generous (in links)
"designed by" page and a doorway page? Where does Google set the limit?

Thanks

christian9997@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> catherine yronwode wrote:
> > In my experience (non-professional, designer/owner of about 6 web
> > sites), placing links in text results in better and more google action
> > than placing links in a bare-bones directory. Be chatty:
> >
> > Let us design ads for you! Our customers include sites that utilize our
> > services to create everything from <link>real estate ads</link> to
> > <link>pet grooming ads</link>. We host <link>classified ads</link> and
> > <link>display ads</link>, and our IT specialists can you design
> > everything you need, from <banner ads> to be used in <link>advertising
> > link exchange programs</link> to a <link>fully functional turnkey web
> > site with domain hosting</link>. Et cetera.
> >
> > Remember, in addition to google, someone human is going to READ this
> > page, and google does not favour the algorithm of building a robot pge
> > to be read by robots -- its corporate aim is to give preference to pages
> > that humans can read for content. Think of google as a not-yet-perfected
> > artificial intelligence system rather than an elaborate counting
> > machine, and you will always be ahead of the curve as the google
> > algorithm changes.
> >
> > cat yronwode
>
> Hi
>
> Thank you very much for your answer.
>
> I was also wondering if there is a limit to the number of links you can
> have from one site to another?

People speak in terms of a finite upper limit to the number of links on
a page and also in terms of keyword "density" (percentage of words in
text blocks that are links), and they also tell you to limit the number
of links from one site to another on the page -- but in truth, i have
seen so practical limitation to these, provided the content is there.
Check out this highly ranked page of mine -- and notice both the high
keyword density and the number of links -- yet it is one of the
most-often-accessed entry pages at my site, when searches are made on
the topic words it covers:

http://www.luckymojo.com/spells.html Free Magic Spells

> Reading this from Google's Webmaster guidelines:
> http://www.google.com/support/webmas...y?answer=35769
>
> "Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines"
>
> Does Google make a difference between a very generous (in links)
> "designed by" page and a doorway page? Where does Google set the limit?
>
> Thanks

As i understand the term, "doorway" pages have little or no content,
that is, they are a door through which you must enter to get to the
content -- but i am advising you to go for real content on the page itself.

cat yronwode

Herb and Root Magic --- http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodooherbmagic.html

On 20 Nov 2006 23:25:29 -0800, christian9997@hotmail.com wrote:

>catherine yronwode wrote:
>> In my experience (non-professional, designer/owner of about 6 web
>> sites), placing links in text results in better and more google action
>> than placing links in a bare-bones directory. Be chatty:
>>
>> Let us deign ads for you! Our customers include sites that utilize our
>> services to create everything from <link>real estate ads</link> to
>> <link>pet grooming ads</link>. We host <link>classofied ads</link> and
>> <link>display ads</link>, and our IT specialists can you design
>> everything you need, from <banner ads> to be used in <link>advertising
>> link exchange programs</link> to a <link>fully functional turnkey web
>> site with domain hosting</link>. Et cetera.
>>
>> Remember, in addition to google, someone human is going to READ this
>> page, and google does not favour the algorithm of building a robot pge
>> to be read by robots -- its corporate aim is to give preference to pages
>> that humans can read for content. Think of google as a not-yet-perfected
>> artificial intelligence system rather than an elaborate counting
>> machine, and you will always be ahead of the curve as the google
>> algorithm changes.
>>
>> cat yronwode
>
>Hi
>
>Thank you very much for your answer.
>
>I was also wondering if there is a limit to the number of links you can
>have from one site to another?
>
>Reading this from Google's Webmaster guidelines:
>http://www.google.com/support/webmas...y?answer=35769
>
>"Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines"
>
>Does Google make a difference between a very generous (in links)
>"designed by" page and a doorway page? Where does Google set the limit?
>
>Thanks

Why worry? Just worry about more relevant content.

BB