I am thinking of useing blogs im by bussiness wepsites, to uptade customers ect..
Would this help or hinder my rankings?, or probly have no effect?
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frankybme
, Feb 23 2004 03:07 AM
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Brian Turner
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Posted 23 February 2004 - 04:22 AM
Ideally, for SEO purposes you'll have such a project on a different server, as Google at least has some algo in it's pocket for devaluing internal links - namely in the form of Hilltop and LocalRank as we know it.
It also makes good business sense for human users - if your server suffers a fatal error, you can still communicate directly to your customers through the other site.
Ideally, such systems - such as business support forums - will even be run from a completely different datacenter.
Oh, yes, I've been there. You learn from getting burned.
It also makes good business sense for human users - if your server suffers a fatal error, you can still communicate directly to your customers through the other site.
Ideally, such systems - such as business support forums - will even be run from a completely different datacenter.
Oh, yes, I've been there. You learn from getting burned.
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Posted 23 February 2004 - 08:17 AM
Welcome, frankybme! 
If you are sure you can keep your blog up-to-date and provide important content to your visitors, then it's a nice thing to have. But don't do it if you're not going to post often to the blog.
You might be interested in this guest article I published in my newsletter recently:
Blogs Mean Business
I'm moving this thread to the "Search Engine Friendly Design and Usability Category."
Jill
If you are sure you can keep your blog up-to-date and provide important content to your visitors, then it's a nice thing to have. But don't do it if you're not going to post often to the blog.
You might be interested in this guest article I published in my newsletter recently:
Blogs Mean Business
I'm moving this thread to the "Search Engine Friendly Design and Usability Category."
Jill
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