Question:
Does one or more photos placed high on a web page affect search engine
standing? (by high I mean after the title and before body text in the Web
view, not html view.)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Peter
J. Schoenster
Sent: Sunday, December 06, 1998 1:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WC:>:evaluating web page for search engines
On 6 Dec 98, at 1:01, Cyberspace Publishing wrote:
> AddWeb will do a ranking on the top eight search engines.
> You can evaluate their software by downloading a copy from
> their website at http://www.cyberspacehq.com/ (No relation
> to Cyberspace Publishing). I've been using a registered
> copy for about six months now and really like it. It now
> submits to over 600 SE's and link sites with a success rate
> of around 80 to 90 percent.
>
> Tom Fosson
Tom,
I think you are saying that AddWeb will search the top8 search
engines based on keywords you provide to see if your site appears?
I want something to evaluate a page and tell me that this page will
rank:
Excite: 5
AltaVista: 12
Webcrawler: 9
Lycos: 7
based on X keywords or phrases.
or something like that. Now that is really probably impossible but
it might tell me something like this, This page will get the best
ranking for the following keywords:
cgi programming rdbms database ... etc.
or something along those lines.
The program I mentioned looks for meta tags, title (and asks you to
make it descriptive), alt tags for images. I just want something
that goes a little further and is updated as search engines change
their algorithims.
Peter
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