__/ [ xyZed ] on Wednesday 01 March 2006 16:51 \__
> There is circumstantial evidence that on Wed, 01 Mar 2006 15:59:34
> +0000, Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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>>? I would say that you assessment is correct. The slash will not be
>>indexed. It
>>? will be virtually (if not practically) skipped, but I wonder why you
>>should
>>? ever begin a page (any page) with a slash. Unless, of course, it's a
>>? simplistic example of something more complex or a hypothetical
>>question...
>
> Thanks. I'm redesigning my site and want the page title header to
> remind or imply that it is a subsection of the page it came from.
> Rather like a continuation of the breadcrumb trail. I hope it makes
> sense.
>
> http://www.washerhelp.co.uk/washing-machine-repairs.html
Slashes are unorthodox in this context. I suggest Try something like the
following:
<title>Washerhelp › Washing Machine Repair « Articles</title>
This seem to be the SEO-driven technique, which is embraced by some. Choose
the order of the headings sensibly and very, very carefully. It can make a
significant difference when it comes to your rankings. Usually, the better
the rank, the more helpful the bradcrumb (to the visitor).
Hope it helps and good luck,
Roy
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