请帮忙！搜索引擎排名和字体大小 [英] Please help! Search engine ranking and font size
问题描述
我为客户设计了一个网站，但他们已经聘请了一个互联网
的营销人员，以提高他们的搜索引擎排名和流量。
他想要额外的每个页面上的大字体会使
设计看起来有点荒谬。他还说大文不能被隐藏起来。我只是想找到妥协。以下是
问题：
（1）具有< H1>的页面是否属实？标签和非常大的字体大小
将使搜索引擎*认为*更重要
附加，因此将为页面生成更高的排名或
网站？
（2）如果以上是真的，我可以隐藏这一行，所以它实际上并不是
出现在页面在视觉上但它在页面上，例如使用
注释标签？
（3）是否还有其他不引人注目的方式来增加搜索引擎
网站的排名和流量，而不必降低设计质量？
感谢您的任何建议和意见。
Petre
ph****@yahoo.ca （Petre Huile）写道：
我为客户设计了一个网站，但他们聘请了一位互联网营销人员来提高他们的搜索引擎排名和交通。
听起来像一家手中有太多钱的公司。
他想在每一页都放置超大字体设计看起来有点荒谬。他还说大文不能隐藏。
他是个骗子。
我只是想找个妥协。
不要再尝试了。如果您的客户想破坏其页面
并支付费用，那不是您的错。如果你很勇敢，你可以告诉一些负责人
互联网营销人员要求使用
对网站的使用造成灾难性的技术，并且他无法提供单一的证据证明他的这些技术对任何事情有所帮助。
（1）具有< H1>的页面是否属实？标签和非常大的字体大小
将使搜索引擎*认为*附加更重要，因此将为页面或
网站产生更高的排名？
否。使用h1标记可能会影响h1元素内文本_relative_权重相对于同一页面上的其他内容。但那是'/ b
完全不同。
（2）如果以上是真的，我可以隐藏这一行，所以它实际上并没有出现在页面上直观但它在页面上，例如使用
评论标签？
如果是真的，那就不是，评论标签很可能会从工作中阻止
。搜索引擎识别
HTML标记是愚蠢的，但却无法进行评论解析。
（3）是否有任何其他不显眼的方式来增加搜索引擎
网站的排名和流量，而不必降低设计质量？
是的。很有用的内容很容易进入我的脑海。但这可能是浪费时间来解释这些事情（或任何更精细的点）给任何人购买b
$ b $人物。
后续修剪。
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Yucca， http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
（FU set）
2003年8月20日17:33:14 -0700， ph **** @ yahoo.ca （Petre Huile）写道：
我为客户设计了一个网站，但他们已经雇用了一个互联网
营销人员可以提高他们的搜索引擎排名和流量。
他希望在每个页面上放置超大字体，这将使
设计看起来有点荒谬。
这听起来像你在Dilbert中遇到的那种营销人员
条。为什么吸引更多的访问者到一个网站，只是为了把他们带走
再次？
他还说大文字不能被隐藏。我只是想找到妥协。以下是
问题：
（1）具有< H1>的页面是否属实？标签和非常大的字体大小
将使搜索引擎*认为*附加更重要，因此将为页面或
网站产生更高的排名？
原则上，搜索引擎可能会增加< Hn>内文本的相对重要性。标签与网站的其他部分相比。
显然（好吧，几乎很明显）没有搜索引擎可以提升整个网站排名
足够的小丑然后将他们的整个网站放在< H1>元素，通过CSS设计。
至于非常大的字体大小：我建议你试着找出什么
他有这个证据增加排名，并在此发布。
（我们中的一些人可能会觉得很有趣。）
（2）如果以上是真的，我可以隐藏这一行，所以它实际上并没有直观地出现在页面上但它在页面上，例如使用
评论标签？
我听说一些搜索引擎（例如谷歌）实际上降低了尝试这些技巧的网站的排名。
（3）是否还有其他不显眼的方式来增加搜索引擎的排名和网站流量而不必降低设计质量？
绝大多数最好的：提供一些实际上有趣的内容
并且很有用，人们很可能想要链接到这些内容。
为了避免降低效果这个：不要用框架;在你提出之后不要更改
页面网址。
当然：确保页面可以用Javascript读取Java /
Flash禁用。
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Stephen Poley
http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbpoley/webmatters/
谈论蛇油推销员。我从来没有读过这么多的钱。有很多网站解释如何获得良好的搜索引擎排名。并且使用< H1>建议重要性的标签
内容出现在他们身上!!
您的客户正在被这个营销专家乘坐。
也许这个人适合你客户的竞争对手，而他正试图破坏你的网站？
I have designed a site for a client, but they have hired an internet
marketing person to incrase their search engine ranking and traffic.
He wants to put extra-large fonts on every page which will make the
design looks a bit rediculous. He also said that the big text cannot
be hidden. I am just trying to find a compromise. Here are the
questions:
(1) Is it true that a page with an <H1> tag and very big font size
will make a search engine *think* that there is more importance
attached and therefore will generate a higher ranking for the page or
site?
(2) If the above is true, can I hide this line so it doesn''t actually
appear on the page visually but it is on the page, such as using a
comment tag?
(3) Are there any other unobtrusive way to increase search engine
rankings and traffic to the site without having to degrade design?
Thanks for any advice and suggestions.
Petre
ph****@yahoo.ca (Petre Huile) wrote:
I have designed a site for a client, but they have hired an internet
marketing person to incrase their search engine ranking and traffic.
Sounds like a company that has too much money in its hands.
He wants to put extra-large fonts on every page which will make the
design looks a bit rediculous. He also said that the big text cannot
be hidden.
He''s a swindler.
I am just trying to find a compromise.
Stop trying. It''s not your fault if your client wants to ruin its pages
and pays for it. If you''re brave, you could tell some responsible person
that the "internet marketing person" requires the use of techniques that
are disastrous to the use of the site and that he cannot present a single
evidence of his claims that the techniques help anything.
(1) Is it true that a page with an <H1> tag and very big font size
will make a search engine *think* that there is more importance
attached and therefore will generate a higher ranking for the page or
site?
No. The use of h1 markup may affect the _relative_ weight of the text
inside h1 elements, relative to other content on the same page. But that''s
completely different.
(2) If the above is true, can I hide this line so it doesn''t actually
appear on the page visually but it is on the page, such as using a
comment tag?
If it were true, and it is not, "comment tags" would most probably prevent
it from "working". It would be foolish of a search engine to recognize
HTML markup, yet fail to do comment parsing.
(3) Are there any other unobtrusive way to increase search engine
rankings and traffic to the site without having to degrade design?
Yes. Useful content readily comes into my mind. But it would probably be
waste of time to explain such things (or any finer points) to anyone who
buys bogus advice like the one given by the "internet marketing person".
Followups trimmed.
--
Yucca, http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
(FU set)
On 20 Aug 2003 17:33:14 -0700, ph****@yahoo.ca (Petre Huile) wrote:
I have designed a site for a client, but they have hired an internet
marketing person to incrase their search engine ranking and traffic.
He wants to put extra-large fonts on every page which will make the
design looks a bit rediculous.
This sounds like the sort of marketing person you come across in Dilbert
strips. Why attract more visitors to a site, only to drive them away
again?
He also said that the big text cannot
be hidden. I am just trying to find a compromise. Here are the
questions:
(1) Is it true that a page with an <H1> tag and very big font size
will make a search engine *think* that there is more importance
attached and therefore will generate a higher ranking for the page or
site?
In principle a search engine is likely to increase the relative
importance of text within <Hn> tags compared to the rest of the site.
Obviously (well, almost obviously) no search engine is going to bump up
the site ranking as a whole, as there are enough clowns who would then
put their entire site in <H1> elements, styled via CSS.
As for the "very big font size": I suggest you try to find out what
evidence he has that this increases ones ranking, and post it here.
(Some of us would probably find it quite funny.)
(2) If the above is true, can I hide this line so it doesn''t actually
appear on the page visually but it is on the page, such as using a
comment tag?
I have heard that some search engines (e.g. Google) actually reduce the
ranking of sites that try these sorts of tricks.
(3) Are there any other unobtrusive way to increase search engine
rankings and traffic to the site without having to degrade design?
Overwhelmingly best: provide some content which is actually interesting
and useful, which people are likely to want to link to.
To avoid degrading the effect of this: don''t use frames; don''t change a
page URL after you''ve put it up.
And of course: make sure the pages are readable with Javascript / Java /
Flash disabled.
--
Stephen Poley
http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbpoley/webmatters/
Talk about snake-oil salesman. I''ve never read such a load of
b******s. There are plenty of websites explaining how to get good
search engine rankings. And using <H1> tags to suggest importance of
content appears on NONE of them!!
Your client is getting taken for a ride by this marketing ''expert''.
Perhaps the guy works for your client''s competitor, and he''s trying to
ruin your website?
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