Hi Remus & Kurt,

Thank you for your advise.

Mark

Scenario
The website has a menu consisting of 4 links

Home | Shoes | About Us | Contact Us

Additionally within the body content we write about various shoe types. We create a link with the anchor text "Shoes" pointing to www.mydomain.co.uk/shoes

In this simple example, we have 2 instances of the same link pointing to the same url location.
We have 4 unique links.
In total we have 5 on page links.

Question
How many links would Google count as part of the link juice model?
How would the link juice be weighted in terms of percentages?
If changing the anchor text in the body content to say "fashion shoes" have a different impact?

Any other advise or best practice would be appreciated.

Thanks Mark

Article: http://searchengineland.com/homepage-sliders-are-bad-for-seo-usability-163496

I came across the following article and somewhat agree with the authors summary.
I find sliders a distraction to B2B users and overall offers no SEO benefits.

Scenario
As a service provider, over time I have worked with many high profile blue chip comnpanies. As part of my site redesign, I'm looking to show users my client achievements.

My initial thoughts are to carry out the following:

On the home page I'm looking to incorporate some high profile company logos (similar to http://www.semrush.com) with a hyperlink "more customers" to the right of logo caption. The link will take the user to a dedicated page (www.mydomain.co.uk/customer) showing a comprehensive list of company logos.

Questions
#1 Is the above practice good or bad.
#2 Is there a better way to achieve the above

Any other practical advise on user experience, social engagement, website speed, etc would be much appreciated.

Thanks Mark

Thank you Oleg for your response.

Are there any other considerations I should be thinking about in my strategy?

Thanks Mark

Hi All,

Key to a successful website is quality content - so the Gods of Google tell me. Embrace your audience with quality feature rich articles on your products or services, hints and tips, how to, etc.

So you build your article page with all the correct criteria; Long Tail Keyword or phrases hitting the URL, heading, 1st sentance, etc.

My question is this
Let's say you have 30 articles, where would you place the 30 articles for SEO purposes and user experiences.

My thought are:
1] on the home page create a column with a clear heading "Useful articles" and populate the column with links to all 30 articles.
or
2] throughout your website create link references to the articles as part of natural information flow.
or
3] Create a banner or impact logo on the all pages to entice your audience to click and land on dedicated "articles page"

Thanks Mark