Comments on: Using Keywords in Anchor Texts http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/ Search Engine Optimization that Works! Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:15:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: make money online http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-1723 make money online Mon, 20 Aug 2007 13:26:10 +0000 http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-1723 yeah thanks for the tips it will be excellent for beginners yeah thanks for the tips it will be excellent for beginners

]]> By: Rob O. http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-1208 Rob O. Thu, 26 Jul 2007 12:33:09 +0000 http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-1208 I've noticed a difference in click-throughs since making a concerted effort over the past several months to use meaningful anchor text on my links. I wondered what your take on using the TITLE attribute on your link tags is? I like how this gives your reader a little extra information about the link you've provided. But do you think the inclusion of the TITLE in your hyperlink code makes any difference at all with search engines? It seems like adding it would give them more to work with during the crawls, but I don't quite know how to quantify that. I’ve noticed a difference in click-throughs since making a concerted effort over the past several months to use meaningful anchor text on my links. I wondered what your take on using the TITLE attribute on your link tags is? I like how this gives your reader a little extra information about the link you’ve provided. But do you think the inclusion of the TITLE in your hyperlink code makes any difference at all with search engines? It seems like adding it would give them more to work with during the crawls, but I don’t quite know how to quantify that.

]]> By: Sam http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-472 Sam Mon, 28 May 2007 22:37:59 +0000 http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-472 Excellent article. This will definitely help new-comers to optimize their energy and keywords to better Search Engine placements. Can you give some more examples of the usage? Examples can be more clearer than just words. Thanks again. Regards <a href="http://talentshakes.com" rel="nofollow">Sam</a> Excellent article. This will definitely help new-comers to optimize their energy and keywords to better Search Engine placements.

Can you give some more examples of the usage? Examples can be more clearer than just words.

Thanks again.

Regards
Sam

]]> By: LennyP http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-430 LennyP Fri, 25 May 2007 07:49:25 +0000 http://www.seo-reloaded.com/link-building/using-keywords-in-anchor-texts/#comment-430 It is also a good idea to vary the anchor text you use for each keyword you are targetting. For example, say you targetting "Blue Widgets". Don't just use "blue wIdgets" as the anchor text each time. Use "blue widget resource", "blue widget info", or "blue widget shopping." This helps to protect you from any filters from using the same anchor text too many times. Another key to remember is that the first word holds the most weight, then the second, etc.. It is also a good idea to vary the anchor text you use for each keyword you are targetting. For example, say you targetting “Blue Widgets”. Don’t just use “blue wIdgets” as the anchor text each time. Use “blue widget resource”, “blue widget info”, or “blue widget shopping.” This helps to protect you from any filters from using the same anchor text too many times. Another key to remember is that the first word holds the most weight, then the second, etc..

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