Is more than 100 links on a page a problem?
Written on 28 Aug, 2009 at 10:00 in SEO | viewed 1,990 views times | 0 Comments
One of the myths that come up from time to time is that Google will ban a site if it has more than a 100 links on a page or not crawl more than 100 links on a page. For... (Continue reading)
View search results from different geographic regions
Google geotargets its search results. This means that search results vary from country to country and even from city to city. They do this so they can better serve the searcher (and remember the search engine is there to best... (Continue reading)
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