Which of the following statements about search engine optimization techniques are correct:?

Which of the following statements about search engine optimization techniques are correct:?

a. Making a keyword bold does not influence the way that the search engine looks at the keyword b. Websites with deep linking are looked at favorably by search engines c. search engine robots follow the first link they find to any particular page and they do not follow additional links to the same page d. It is not a good idea to have the same anchor text for all inbound links as it could look automated to the search engines Plz write abc or d if you confirm.

Asked by Godek Raw about Search Engine Optimization

A B D are correct

Answered by CmsBuffet.com

Godek Raw B D are correct. NOTE: A is not correct because bold tag using either b or strong may help search engine when analyzing content but to a lesser extent than other more prominent semantic markup codes like headings h1 h2 etc. or lists ul ol. Semantic markup codes are not born equal so they dont give words to which they apply the same importance but they definitely will help Google and other search engines better understand crawled content to qualify it for specific search queries. Matt Cuttsthe famous Googles evangelistenlightened us on this topic in one of his videos see the link in the Source section at the bottom as follows: question starts at 0:46 till 1:53 in the video Aaah I get to clarify something about strong vs. b and em vs. i. So there was a previous question where somebody asked whether it was better to use b or strong. ... A Google engineer actually took me to the code where I can see by myself that Google does treat b and strong with exactly the same weight he also found the code that showed me that em and i are treated exactly the same as well. So there you have it. Go forth and mark up like the W3C would like you to do it do it semanticly well and dont worry so much about the old tags because Google will score them just the same either way. So by clarifying the question about strong vs. b and em vs. i Matt Cutts reveals that there are some lines of code in Googles engine that talks specifically about strongb and emi Quod Erat Demonstrandum. Pascal SEO directly from the field .

Answered by Pascal