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Re: What's a doorway? From Marge on 16 Feb '99 replying to Re: What's a doorway? posted by Jim >People sometimes create pages specifically to draw traffic to their >site. They're loaded with keywords and usually don't have much else >on them apart from a link to the main site. It's one way of compensating >if your site is in frames, for example. It's also a way to "key" in one ONE product/type of product if you carry a range of items. my index page is...fairly general within my field. If I can get the doorways for each 'category' of product listed, each should score high on a specific search for a specific item. Fewer words in the content and a higher %age of keywords, as well as fewer keywords in general.

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>>People sometimes create pages specifically to draw traffic to their >>site. They're loaded with keywords and usually don't have much else >>on them apart from a link to the main site. It's one way of compensating >>if your site is in frames, for example. > >It's also a way to "key" in one ONE product/type of product if you >carry a range of items. my index page is...fairly general within >my field. If I can get the doorways for each 'category' of product >listed, each should score high on a specific search for a specific >item. Fewer words in the content and a higher %age of keywords, >as well as fewer keywords in general. > >