Thanks for the info I got from everyone from my last question but i would like some more opinions. I was thinking about putting some wording with some arrows pointing to the company banners for the products i am selling on my site with click here to book flights or whatever the topic may be on that page, I am also planning on putting links in my pages text saying something like to you can click here to book whatever it is or click the banner to the right. Does this sound like good options, I am a little worried about the 1st thing i mentioned because I think my site looks good and uncluttered and don't want to make it look cheap with click here kind of stuff. what does everyone think, thanks Mark
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faradina Posts: 1895 Joined: 01 Jun 09 Trust:
21 Jan 11 1:19 am
You can use calls to action other than click here. Examples below:
Find out more about <topic/product>
Take care of <problem/issue> now
Book your <flight/room/etc.> now
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ligz Posts: 8 Joined: 18 Jan 11 Trust:
21 Jan 11 1:23 am
It won't look cheap as long as those clicks look sensible. :) link removed by moderator
19 Dec 11 8:13 am
does google look down on the phrase "click here" as inserted links on banner photos? should i not use "click here", but other words?
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jmpruitt Posts: 3918 Joined: 19 Jun 09 Trust:
19 Dec 11 3:14 pm
You need to use anchor text with your keywords that you want to rank for when you create links, not "click here!" unless "Click HERE" is the keyword that you are trying to rank for.
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