Comments on: Google Page Rank Update Settling Down http://www.BlueHatSEO.com/google-page-rank-update-settling-down/ Advanced SEO Tactics and Techniques Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:58:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Eli http://www.BlueHatSEO.com/google-page-rank-update-settling-down/#comment-12 Tue, 21 Feb 2006 07:50:02 +0000 http://www.BlueHatSEO.com/google-page-rank-update-settling-down/#comment-12 Good post NevDull I completely agree. I also would like to point out to make sure your inbound links go to the www. version as well.  Interesting note on what you mentioned; I have noticed many sites have a problem with their breadcrumbs. For those of you who aren't sure what breadcrumbs are they are the category headers that are usually links whenever you're deep into a directory, commerce, or article site. example: Top > Catalog > Subpage1 > Subpage 2 If the scripts are installed in the root they put the top as your defined domain. IE. www.domain.com and the catalog as your index www.domain.com/index.php. Like NevDull said if your site falls victim to this it helps to fix it as soon as possible. Good post NevDull I completely agree. I also would like to point out to make sure your inbound links go to the www. version as well.  Interesting note on what you mentioned; I have noticed many sites have a problem with their breadcrumbs. For those of you who aren’t sure what breadcrumbs are they are the category headers that are usually links whenever you’re deep into a directory, commerce, or article site.
example:
Top > Catalog > Subpage1 > Subpage 2
If the scripts are installed in the root they put the top as your defined domain. IE. www.domain.com and the catalog as your index www.domain.com/index.php. Like NevDull said if your site falls victim to this it helps to fix it as soon as possible.

]]> by: NevDull http://www.BlueHatSEO.com/google-page-rank-update-settling-down/#comment-11 Tue, 21 Feb 2006 07:17:19 +0000 http://www.BlueHatSEO.com/google-page-rank-update-settling-down/#comment-11 The SE will never know that you have an index.php if you do things right. Unless there's a link to index.php, Google wouldn't know whether your index page is index.php, foo.bar, or google.bot. Just make sure that whenever you link, link to the directory, and not a filename. The SE will never know that you have an index.php if you do things right.

Unless there’s a link to index.php, Google wouldn’t know whether your index page is index.php, foo.bar, or google.bot. Just make sure that whenever you link, link to the directory, and not a filename.

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