Hi Greg,
Thanks for the update, can you point me in the right direction for creating the javascript drop down menu.
Thanks
Andy
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Hi Greg,
Thanks for the update, can you point me in the right direction for creating the javascript drop down menu.
Thanks
Andy
Hi
Can anyone answer this question confidently, I know Google is moving away from lots of links within the footer. However we specialise in websites for the travel industry and having a link to all the areas at the footer can be quite handy. Our websites complete this automatically.
Here is an example where due to design of the site the links don't quite fit well, so we need to change anyway. But before completing the work I wondered if there was a better way to do this.
http://www.dreamvillasitaly.com/
Many thanks
Andy
I manage websites specialising in holiday rentals, so the search pages are very powerful however I only use these for customer experience. For my seo I create pages based on the areas, types of properties, specific searches i.e. villas in florida etc..
I think when building websites you must always have two outlooks; users & seo