www.TeaParty07.com Google Rankings UP!

[Wayne Hammond]

Hey, it looks like our Google rankings have come up...

When you do a Google search for "Ron Paul Tea Party", www.teaparty07.com is the top spot.

Same for "teaparty", "teaparty07", "ron paul december 16th" and a bunch of other related search phrases.

Yeah!

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[Sematary]

Hey, it looks like our Google rankings have come up...

When you do a Google search for "Ron Paul Tea Party", www.teaparty07.com is the top spot.

Same for "teaparty", "teaparty07", "ron paul december 16th" and a bunch of other related search phrases.

Yeah!

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I'm trying to get it to be the first when you type in Ron Paul.

 

[SwordOfShannarah]

maybe for each banner I should also give an option that includes a small text link underneath it. "Ron Paul" text linking to TeaParty07.com

Ron Paul​

 

[Wayne Hammond]

maybe for each banner I should also give an option that includes a small text link underneath it. "Ron Paul" text linking to TeaParty07.com

Ron Paul​

Good idea.

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[szczebrzeszyn]

maybe for each banner I should also give an option that includes a small text link underneath it. "Ron Paul" text linking to TeaParty07.com

Ron Paul​

It doesn't matter. What matters is adding a title attribute to your A tag which would be a brief description of the target the link points to. And everyone, that use your banner should use the title attribute as well. Without it, the link is meaningless (to bots). I believe the importance of the title attribute has been decreased because of 'google bombs', but it's always a good web practice to add it.

I've just taken a look at the teaparty site and the banners code is wrong there - the alt attribute is for images (alternative text for people who have images disabled or use text browsers etc). Same goes for 'border' attribute - it's for objects (images). The A tag should have title defined instead, as mentioned above.

Good luck