Do advertisements that pop up when you scroll over anchor text (in an article, for example), have any impact on SEO?
Or is it just another form of advertising and the SE see it that way?
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Alison Ann
, Aug 31 2007 12:46 PM
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 05:14 PM
depends
some are generated by javascript, ie: intellitext. so are never seen by SEs
some are hidden layers that are displayed by mouse actions so could be counted as page content.
some are generated by javascript, ie: intellitext. so are never seen by SEs
some are hidden layers that are displayed by mouse actions so could be counted as page content.
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