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Posted by Adrienne Boswell on May 5, 2008, 11:13 am
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Gazing into my crystal ball I observed nemo@nemonemo.com writing in
> wrote:
>
>>Gazing into my crystal ball I observed nemo@nemonemo.com writing in
>>
>>>>If your site does well on searches, but you have just half a dozen
>>>>titles over hundreds of pages, then most visitors will be
>>>>disappointed, and leave immediately.
>>> *You* seem to be missing the point.
>>>
>>> I said six phrases (to fill the <title></title> tag) pulled at
random
>>> from a large number ofphrases.
>>>
>>
>>If the phrases are pulled at random, how can they be relavent to the
>>content? Or is the content random as well? Either way, the title
>>element, and heading elements should be relavent to the content of the
>>page.
>>
>>For example:
>><title>Cats Dogs Birds</title>
>></head>
>><body>
>><h1>Housing Values</h1>
>><p>The best method to duplicate the real French bread crust is to put
>>tiles in the bottom of the oven, heat the oven to at least 450 and
then
>>occassionally spritz the loaves with water while they are baking.</p>
>>
>>None of the above elements are relavent to each other. Of course,
this
>>is an extreme example, but I think you get the idea. You have to
think
>>about what people are searching for, not just "filling up" title
>>elements.
>
> This may come as a considerable shock to you, but the keywords and
> phrases which are inserted into each site's database will all be
> relevant to that site.
>
No, it does not. But, what is important is the PAGE, not the site.
Again, if the PAGE is about how to make French bread, but the page title
is cats and dogs, it's not RELAVENT to the PAGE content.
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