Weekly SEO news: 2 February2010 |
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to latest issue of the Search Engine Facts newsletter.
Webmasters continue to see breadcrumbs on Google's result pages. What are breadcrumbs, for which websites does Google display them and how can you get Google to display breadcrumbs for your own website? In the news: Google stops MS Internet Explorer 6.0 support, some words about Google PageRank, Steve Jobs about Google's "don't be evil" mantra and more. Table of contents: We hope that you enjoy this newsletter and that it helps you to get more out of your website. Please pass this newsletter on to your friends. |
1. How to get your breadcrumbs on Google's result pages |
Webmasters continue to see breadcrumbs on Google's result pages. What are breadcrumbs, for which websites does Google display them and how can you get Google to display breadcrumbs for your own website? What are breadcrumbs?
Why is it good if Google shows breadcrumbs for your website?
How can you get Google to display breadcrumbs for your website?
Depending on the size of your website, it is a good idea to use breadcrumbs. They make it easier for users to navigate your website and they help users to remember where they are on your website. Of course, breadcrumbs alone won't get you in Google's search results. You must also make sure that Google finds the right keywords on your website and that your website has enough inbound links. |
2. Search engine news and articles of the week |
Google stops supporting MS Internet Explorer 6.0
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3. Success stories |
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4. Previous articles |