http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/ SEO Expert, Internet. Social Media & Viral Marketer, and evangelist of all things web. Sat, 05 Jul 2008 21:50:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15708 Tony Adam - SEO Expert, Evangelist, and SEO Consulting Services Mon, 07 Apr 2008 01:41:56 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15708 [...] Articles: Website Link Architecture for link text and Image ALT text Stumble [...] […] Articles: Website Link Architecture for link text and Image ALT text Stumble […]

]]> http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15707 Bobbink SEO Blog Fri, 04 Apr 2008 11:23:22 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15707 Also try to not use alt and title tags filled with terms like "Homepage" or "Back to". Always try to have them filled with useful content. Also try to not use alt and title tags filled with terms like “Homepage” or “Back to”. Always try to have them filled with useful content.

]]> http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15571 Samuel Lavoie Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:06:36 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15571 Really agree with you Tony, the point of using "click here" anchor text can be tempting for seo who want to looks more natural. But in the long run, that doesn't offer any context to the end user for who we build websites in the first place... Really agree with you Tony, the point of using “click here” anchor text can be tempting for seo who want to looks more natural. But in the long run, that doesn’t offer any context to the end user for who we build websites in the first place…

]]> http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15566 Malte Landwehr Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:38:40 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15566 Sometimes it can make sense to use a linktext like "click here". But never in your navigation (which is the basis of your internal link structure)! Sometimes it can make sense to use a linktext like “click here”. But never in your navigation (which is the basis of your internal link structure)!

]]> http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15554 Tony Adam Fri, 28 Mar 2008 02:38:13 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15554 Gab, I am glad you agree on the idea of sharing through the org. Also, totally agree on your second point, but, I just hate seeing things like "click here", no link value and totally not semantic... Gab, I am glad you agree on the idea of sharing through the org. Also, totally agree on your second point, but, I just hate seeing things like “click here”, no link value and totally not semantic…

]]> http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15552 Gab "SEO ROI" Goldenberg Fri, 28 Mar 2008 01:46:08 +0000 http://tonyadam.com/blog/website-link-architecture-for-text-links-and-image-alt-text/#comment-15552 Had to sphinn this for the idea of sharing this throughout the business, and formalizing it. I want to point out that click here/this are probably stop words in most engines. Therefore, the page associated probably isn't getting anchor value from that. So if you use 'this page on analytics' the counted anchor text would probably be on analytics. Plus it looks more natural ;). Had to sphinn this for the idea of sharing this throughout the business, and formalizing it.
I want to point out that click here/this are probably stop words in most engines. Therefore, the page associated probably isn’t getting anchor value from that. So if you use ‘this page on analytics’ the counted anchor text would probably be on analytics. Plus it looks more natural ;).

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