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huggybear
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Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 9:58 pm
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I have built a affilliate store from a PHP script so all the pages for the site are php.
iv read that search engines dont list php pages very well.So, I thought i would make html pages with i frames in them pointing to each page in the shop and putting the appropriate tags / keywords on each page.
BUT i have also read that making portal pages can have a bad effect on your PR or get you band. would this happen in the instance
hope this all made sense.
many thanks in advance
also if there is anything else you could sugest to macket my site the url is in my sig
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edburdo
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I want to find out who is spreading the lies about PHP pages and slap them silly.
The Search Engines have absolutely NO ISSUES with php pages. The only time the SE's have problems with dynamic pages (PHP, Perl, ASP, CGI, anything dynamic) is when you use session ID's or cryptic strings in your path, sometimes the SE's can't index your site very well.
There are workarounds for those problems.
But for your site? Just use PHP pages directly... don't fool around with iFrames.
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huggybear
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thats great ill just leave it as php that means php nuke will be fine too.
many thanks for that
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