Linkable titles

Discussion in 'Google' started by cdx, Jan 1, 2007.

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  1. #1
    Dear Dp users...

    I am working on a website and I would like to understand how Google treats titles in a page.

    Lets say that each page has a title. for example: "Linkable titles" is the title of the page. Before the main content of this page I see a H1 that says: "linkable titles".

    How Google will response if I will make it linkable to the same page?

    is it going to heart me ?

    Thanks in advance for any help...

    Guy.
     
    cdx, Jan 1, 2007 IP
  2. skionxb

    skionxb Peon

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    Why do you want to link them? It will treat them same as regular h1, no difference!
     
    skionxb, Jan 1, 2007 IP
  3. cdx

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  4. jdR!pper

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    I think it won't affect your site in any way.
     
    jdR!pper, Jan 1, 2007 IP
  5. mad4

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    Maybe seochat do it incase somebody steals the article, they would still get a link from it.
     
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    phd Active Member

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    I don't think it would be helpful to have linkable title in terms of SEO.
     
    phd, Jan 1, 2007 IP
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    Burta Well-Known Member

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    I can see the SEO logic behind it but I think you will find the gains would be marginal if the link to a page is from the same page, and I don't know how Google would interpret the optimization, it's a bit spammy really, and if the tactic became commonly adopted I think you will find would penalize such practices, because it's not exactly "natural" and it is definitely unnecessary.
     
    Burta, Jan 1, 2007 IP