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Hi Sal,

One way that works is to create a sticky post which always stays at the top. So it will be the first paragraph or so of text on the page. You can have your keywords in it, and it can be used to convey the most important message to your visitors.

Most important is the content in my opinion.

Cheers,
Peter Mead

Hi Pedro,

I agree with the replies so far. 301 is the best for SEO.

If you already have a .htaccess file then just put one more line into it, similar to the following

redirect 301 ./my-page.html http://www.mysite.com.au/my-new-page.html

If you don't then just make a plain text file and name it .htaccess, put this code into it, and then ftp it to the root of your site.

It will all just work like magic if you have an Apache server or similar. If you have a windows server or something else, then you may in for some more legwork to get the redirect to work.

This is the best approach for non cms websites. For websites like Wordpress you have many more options available through plugins... Yay...!

HTH

Hi Alan,

Sounds like the kind thing I would do. I am already doing webmaster services for free for several non-profit clubs etc.I had a thought, why don't you start your own James Bond Fan Blog? Would that be any good?

Stupid question...
What about web designers who have a portfolio page? A lot of unrelated links to websites they have designed?
Is Google going to frown on this too? Or is this taken into account?

Cheers,
Peter Mead