To run 100% Static, 50/50 or Dynamic?

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    Hi,

    With the latest change to the co-op I was wondering I should run 100% Static, 50/50 or Dynamic links?

    What do people suggest?
     
    amaze, Aug 23, 2005 IP
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    GuyFromChicago Permanent Peon

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    What looks best on your site?
     
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    Im thinking from a SEO point of view more than asthetic, as all look pretty much the same as the links are in the footer.
     
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    I prefer static for my sites.
     
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    Why...? :)
     
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    Ok, from what Shawn has said, the static links are for cosmetic purposes only and don't do much or anything for SEO. However, if there is even a slight SEO advantage than I would suggest you run static links so that search engines like Google give you more weight for your links. Link churning (rotating) is given almost no weight by Google so your backlinks that you gain account for almost nothing. I switched to static only and I think everyone should do it as well. It *might* only give us an advantage if most of us co-op users switch to static only.
     
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    That's the issue. If it would be advantageous, it would only be so if *everyone* switched too static.
     
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    Did I miss something? Do we have the option of using static links? If so how?

    Thanks,

    rbfallon
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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