CadsSkeda6
New Member
will it be more effective on rankings if your backlinks are bold texted or a h1 tag ?H1 tag > BoldNot really...Nobody really knows for sure... without knowing precisely how google's pagerank algorithm works, it's impossible to know. There's a lot of speculation on the internet though... there are lots of websites that have tried to do studies and analysis of the PageRank... I'd recommend searching google (the irony...) for PageRank info. (But keep in mind that although people can try many things, you really can't get a completely 100% accurate idea of how PageRank works without working at google) Okay... lets not talk about links.H1 tags are worth more than bold text. That has been proven over and over again.Saying that, wouldn't it be more 'logical' eventhough it is not 'proven' that H1 tags would be better.Dan Thies stated the same.I can't really see the logical reason why h1 og bold backlinks would be better.I'd say that a backlink is a backlink is a backlink...Solutions wrote:Quote:Solutions wrote:Crawler will only recognize the anchor text and links inside <a href></a> tag. It dont care whether you make it bold or whatever using <h1> tag. As <h1> is used to describe a title of a page not a title of a link. Title of a link is an "anchor text" it is placed <a href=http://www.ozzu.com/other-google-information-and-resources/>HERE</a>BTW, who is going to give your link a <h1> Tell me, i want to exchange link with him too Quote:When all else fails go back to the authority ...The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search EngineQuote:Quote:Quote:It doesnt boost relevency of your keyword. <h1>got nothing to do with with relevency except telling SE what your site is all about. While <b> tag just incease the visibility of a link to your visitors. It catch the eye of your visitors easily.try to visit this site for more informationhttp://www.w3.org