Yes, that's correct - the music files are streaming and I would like to get the user to visit a given URL. That's why I was wondering about an audio sitemap initially, but can see the issues with it.
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RE: Submitting Audio Sitemaps?posted in Algorithm Updates
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RE: Submitting Audio Sitemaps?posted in Algorithm Updates
You can search Google for .mp3s and download them fairly easily.
Perhaps rich snippets might be the way to go for each Band profile page.... or I could just include them in sitemap.xls, but not sure if there would be a SERPs upside or not - even though we know search engines seem to love multimedia these days.
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Submitting Audio Sitemaps?posted in Algorithm Updates
There are a number of pages on our website where Bands upload their latest tracks so visitors can listen to them. It occurred to me that maybe I am missing a trick and should submit an audio-sitemap.xml to Google.
However I can't seem to find any articles about it on Google Help, but know that video and image sitemaps are used. Does anyone know if audio sitemaps can be submitted and if they are of SEO value?
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RE: Footer Links And Link Juiceposted in Link Building
Fair point about disrupting the flow, I will leave the footer links as they are.
Some of the links are at the top of the page with Register being a call to action.
Thx.
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RE: Footer Links And Link Juiceposted in Link Building
Hmmmm.... a search form has been on my mind as I would track what people enter and then include them in my keyword research. Top tip!!
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RE: Footer Links And Link Juiceposted in Link Building
Thanks for the link, this video answered a few of my niggles about footer links!
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Footer Links And Link Juiceposted in Link Building
I'm starting to learn about link juice and notice in GWMT > Traffic > Internal Links, that the list is in this order by the links counted on each page. Some are in the footer and some are in the header, with some being more important than others commercially i.e. /register
/privacy
/terms
/search
/sitemap
/disclaimer
/blog
/register
So I am wondering if I should add a 'no-follow' attribute to the footer links i.e. privacy, terms, disclaimer and leave the others as they are? Does this help retain link juice on each page where the links appear? Or am I missing the point all together?
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Best posts made by Ubique
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RE: Footer Links And Link Juiceposted in Link Building
Hmmmm.... a search form has been on my mind as I would track what people enter and then include them in my keyword research. Top tip!!