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Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by xplicit702, Mar 1, 2008.

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    When adding advertisement banners (affiliates) on your site...
    Which is better? HTML or Javascript?
     
    xplicit702, Mar 1, 2008 IP
  2. buldozerceto

    buldozerceto Active Member

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    I would say JavaScript coz it is SEO safe
     
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    HTML is better SEO than js

    best way... use php, asp, jsp (easier to manage and modify)
     
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    xplicit702 Active Member

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    Looks like 1-1 so far with different choices and the same reason?
     
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    For ads, it really doesn't make a damn bit of difference. If you use HTML, just make sure you add rel="nofollow" to the ad links so you don't bleed PageRank needlessly. And regardless of whether you use HTML or JavaScript, make sure the layout doesn't break when an ad-blocker strips out the advertisement (or if JavaScript has been disabled, stripped by a firewall, or just flat out isn't supported).
     
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    If you look at a site via cellphone... some banners are viewable some are not. Which are which?
     
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    Chances are it's the HTML version. JavaScript support for cell phones and other mobile devices varies from non-existant to spotty at best depending on the make and model (and manufacturer).
     
    Dan Schulz, Mar 7, 2008 IP