Hi all,

I was very pleased to see that my articles on DotNetNuke Search Engine Optimization were mentioned in the latest DotNetNuke newsletter :) Thanks to whomever wrote the newsletter and picked up on my articles.

Unfortunately the links in the newsletter to part 1 and part 2 both pointed to part 1, whoops. 

They can both be found on www.codeproject.com - here are the correct links: part 1, A starter guide and part 2, Remove duplicated content.  

These two articles were based on my blog posts DotNetNuke Search Engine Optimization and Remove Duplicated Content in DotNetNuke to improve your PR

Basically the articles discuss some relatively simple things that you can do to improve your DotNetNuke Search Engine Optimization and get a higher ranking.

JK

We do DotNetNuke and Search Engine Optimization
- see our site at www.bestwebsites.co.nz

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Hi yes, unfortunately some things will have to be done manually for each page ... like selecting a module to have a H1 tag around its title - nothing else you can do except go to every page.  You could create a container with a title defined like this <h1>[TITLE]</h1>, but you still have to go to every page and select one module to use that container.  Excluding the login and other controls in robots.txt has to be done for every page since there is no wildcard in the robots.txt spec.  And so on .. so sorry, it will require some amount of effort.

JK

We do DotNetNuke and Search Engine Optimization
- see our site at www.bestwebsites.co.nz

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Thanks for clarifying what part 1 and 2 was supposed to be.

I strongly disagree though with some of your claims made in part one.

Will keywords in URLs help your rankings? They sure do. But the inclusion of named anchors does not provide additinal benefits.