Comments on: There is No Such thing as a Website http://jesperastrom.com/seo-201/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-website/ Where information is free, application & tactic becomes key Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:43:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Team Creatives http://jesperastrom.com/seo-201/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-website/comment-page-1/#comment-205 Team Creatives Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:40:54 +0000 http://jesperastrom.com/?p=769#comment-205 Your assertion is very much true. With the amount of crosslinking between sites today, it is highly unlikely that you will see a site that stands alone. Thus, web designers such take this into account to make sites which accomodate crosslinking well. Your assertion is very much true. With the amount of crosslinking between sites today, it is highly unlikely that you will see a site that stands alone. Thus, web designers such take this into account to make sites which accomodate crosslinking well.

]]> By: Jesper Åström http://jesperastrom.com/seo-201/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-website/comment-page-1/#comment-177 Jesper Åström Mon, 14 Sep 2009 19:05:32 +0000 http://jesperastrom.com/?p=769#comment-177 @Annie - yes, I should really explain this further, and I will. I am not saying that you shouldn't link between your sections or themes. Or perhaps I am. haha... What I want people to do is to stop thinking of their website as an entity. Each published page on a website is a window to the outside world. If you publish unique content all over your website, making each page as unique as possible, with relevant content for that specific page all over you website, then you will get rewarded for it. Google rewards unique content as well as penailzes duplicate content. If you are linked with relevant webpages on your own and other websites you are rewarded. Many organizations link to what they believe to be the "most important pages" on their website from all over the website. I strongly oppose this measure as it has no relevance to the user OR to Google. I will write more about how I would like to see companies link their pages together with others and with other pages on their domain. But sure thing. I should probably try to work more on the visualization. I was just pissed off yesterday and needed to get this out of my system :) Thnx for commenting on my blog, please do so again! Especially comments like this one that actually push me to think :) Thank you Annie! @Annie – yes, I should really explain this further, and I will. I am not saying that you shouldn’t link between your sections or themes. Or perhaps I am. haha… What I want people to do is to stop thinking of their website as an entity.

Each published page on a website is a window to the outside world. If you publish unique content all over your website, making each page as unique as possible, with relevant content for that specific page all over you website, then you will get rewarded for it.

Google rewards unique content as well as penailzes duplicate content. If you are linked with relevant webpages on your own and other websites you are rewarded.

Many organizations link to what they believe to be the “most important pages” on their website from all over the website. I strongly oppose this measure as it has no relevance to the user OR to Google.

I will write more about how I would like to see companies link their pages together with others and with other pages on their domain.

But sure thing. I should probably try to work more on the visualization. I was just pissed off yesterday and needed to get this out of my system :) Thnx for commenting on my blog, please do so again! Especially comments like this one that actually push me to think :) Thank you Annie!

]]> By: Annie http://jesperastrom.com/seo-201/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-website/comment-page-1/#comment-176 Annie Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:23:11 +0000 http://jesperastrom.com/?p=769#comment-176 "Perhaps you have a link to “other delicious pies” giving Google and the users a chance to have a look at what else you have on your website. BAH… I am really expressing myself horribly." -- was this during lunch time when you wrote this? :) I think you should try and draw out that example. Can you maybe list out an example of a site that follows this? I'm having a little trouble trying visualize! “Perhaps you have a link to “other delicious pies” giving Google and the users a chance to have a look at what else you have on your website. BAH… I am really expressing myself horribly.” — was this during lunch time when you wrote this? :) I think you should try and draw out that example. Can you maybe list out an example of a site that follows this? I’m having a little trouble trying visualize!

]]> By: Smurftips http://jesperastrom.com/seo-201/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-website/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Smurftips Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:13:22 +0000 http://jesperastrom.com/?p=769#comment-175 [...] There is No Such thing as a WebsiteJesper Åström är alltid relevant. Den här stjärnmärker jag till helgen. [...] [...] There is No Such thing as a WebsiteJesper Åström är alltid relevant. Den här stjärnmärker jag till helgen. [...]

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