Is there any difference in following two formats: <a herf=http://www.abc.com/>Keyword</a> and <a herf=http://www.abc.com/> Keyword</a> or <a herf=http://www.abc.com/>Keyword </a> or <a herf=http://www.abc.com/> Keyword </a> My point is about the space between HTML tags ">" and "</a>" Will I get same value of backlink for every format
Yes, all of those links would probably be equally worthless You need to use href instead of herf No idea if there's any space differences... probably not, unless it was in between keywords of course
The spaces will have no effect. But use the correct format: < a href="http://www.abc.com/" title="Keyword Phrase">Keyword Phrase</a> where the Keyword Phrase matches the <Title>Keyword Phrase</title> of the page.
I am so sorry.. It was "href" not "herf" .. I mistakenly did it.. My question was about spaces "> keyword </a>" and >keyword</a> ... Will it make any difference.
I am also not sure about this question whether theses space make some differences or not. Is there some resource or guidelines which can clear doubt over this?
I think webmaster no suggest space after ">", because space is character. Example : Internet marketing not the same as Internetmarketing.