Quite honestly I'm not sure where the line is drawn but I tend to give my users a better experience (guests&members) more so than I worry about my SEO rankings per page.
Do others tend to go this route or am I an outkast?
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User friendly vs. SEO friendly
This is a discussion on User friendly vs. SEO friendly within the General Discussion forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; Quite honestly I'm not sure where the line is drawn but I tend to give my users a better experience ...
- 09-14-2006 02:50 PM #1Senior Member
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I believe I have mine at a good balance
- 09-15-2006 01:32 AM #3Senior Member
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You should think about the users first and SEO second (in theory) because once the users get to your website from a search engine they need to be able to use it. If it's just a page with h1 tags with heaps of keywords and spammy techniques and not really usable, then no one will come back.
- 09-15-2006 01:38 AM #4Senior Member
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There's zero reason why it can't be perfect for both. It;s all in the design skill
- 09-16-2006 01:07 AM #5Senior Member
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This is true
- 09-16-2006 10:21 AM #6Member
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One of the reasons CSS is so amazing... you can get the best of both worlds.
- 09-20-2006 09:53 AM #7The best of both worlds is prefered.
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