Hi,

Do you recommend removing Meta Keywords or is there "nothing to lose" with having them?

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Dear Everett,

Can you supply the link to the article?

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Works amazing!!!!!

Thanks a lot for all of your help.

THANKS!!! I've been working on it since your first reply

Last question (I'm a bit rude now) -

I also have price beneath "The New Ipad" anchor. Currently it is not in the href and I'm thinking of keeping it this way (which would mean it will be in the H3 but not in the href).

Also, the href's are simple href's not surrounded by h3's, What do you think? Changing them? (keeping the price outside the href but inside the H3)

It seems correct but changing would mean of a lot of anchors will be changed on the entire website... scarry

Is there a way to do so and having the link appearing beneath the image?

I don't want to change the design

Dear Alan,

If Google will see it as two pages I'm guessing I will need to add a canonical to the # version. Is that the case?

What about having the image with a javascript link? (location.href) or is that suspicious?

Thank you for the answer.

I'm not too strong with css besides for the basics,

what you mean is that the anchor will be displayed beneath the image for the user even though the code is placed before the image and also that clicking on the image will actually be like clicking on the anchor since its size includes the image???

Brilliant, it will also give more "engagement credit" to the anchor instead of splitting it (actually ppl usually clicking on the image).

By the way, do you put all of your products on the page as H3?

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Hi All,

We have an e-commerce website and the category pages are built so that there is a product image and below it there is the title. Both the image and the title are in a href (each on its own).

I encountered the following unfinished discussion here at MOZ:
http://www.seomoz.org/q/how-to-optimize-achor-text-links-on-ecommerce-category-page#post-93758

The discussion states that its improper.

The question is - if it is wrong then why? (maybe because Google will give its weight to the image anchor instead of the text anchor since it is higher in the page).

The other question is how to resolve the matter?
Should I add nofollow to the image href?

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Hi,

I have images that match several different keywords and I wondered if I can give them different alts based on the page that they are displayed or will Google be angry with me?

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Hi All,

Up till now I've been registered only to Google WMT.

Do you recommend using at the same time Bing's WMT?

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