I've just joined AF and I'm going thru the videos. Great stuff so far.
Can someone point me to the particular video or pdf that talks about internal page linking?
I've got 20 articles on my site divided into several categories. I haven't paid much attention before on how I should link the articles within each category for SEO. Can someone advise?
Thanks, KJ
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alvintan Posts: 16 Joined: 19 Sep 06 Trust:
20 Sep 06 4:19 am
Try and download Charles Heflin's "The Plan" which tells you exactly how to do that. Its at http://www.seo2020.com and its free.
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markling Posts: 2071 Joined: 13 Jun 06 Trust:
01 Oct 06 11:43 pm
Hey KJ,
I've just interviewed Charles Helfin and I'll be posting the video in the members' section in the next week or so. He's recently released "The Master Plan" which goes into impressive detail about site structure, linking and latent semantic indexing, so definitely either check out the videos or (if you can't wait) go and grab a copy of The Master Plan. It's good stuff.
07 Oct 06 6:56 pm
Thanks Alvin and Mark for your replies. I've been away from this forum a while and just logged in today. I've read TMP and I'm putting the theming to work. I really must comment Charles for going against the "guru grain" by putting out solid SEO stuff and making it accessible. If there's anyway either yourself Mark or Charles (if you're reading this post) to negotiate a good price for ThemeZoon for members, that'll be fantastic. I've used it for a month and it's excellent but relatively expensive. ($97 a month).
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themezoom Posts: 2 Joined: 07 Oct 06 Trust:
10 Oct 06 4:33 pm
Hi Guys,
Here is an ebook written by myself and the Theme Zoom staff with collaborations via Charles Heflin. It will only be up for 2 days, and I will remove it. We charge for it normally:
*broken link*
There are plenty of discussions about internal linking within the first document.
12 Oct 06 2:54 pm
Hehehe, I paid for the SILO book. It was worth it though. I am now a member of Theme Zoom, 2nd day for me. I feel I've left the playground and enrolled directly in MIT. I have no doubt LSI and SILO strategies are ahead of their time, in a good way, and I will reap huge rewards.
