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Hi Carlito,

first of all there must be this breadcrumb information in the content of the page that Google can identify and understand it.

Take a closer look at this link http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=185417

You can try this one: http://de.linkvendor.com/seo-tools/extras/sitemap-generator,25.html

Hi David, thank you for your reply.

Would you mind sharing your arguments why you find it is important? I would be curious how many pros you find - I like your point of view.

Seems to be a significant difference between 5 x 1000 and the rest. So if you want to rank with that term you should definitefely set up an extra page for that and treat that indivually. 5 x 1000 can mean everything ...

The lasting 5 terms are similar and we know that the search engines use synonymes, too - therefore we should definetifely use them. Althouth I made the experience that it is really difficult to rank with all synonyms. The best would be to set up a page for each term - what probably will be very difficult.

Great suggestions - thank's

Thank's for the reply

Yes I did.
mT: 5.75
DmT: 3.88
Of the link sources to the directory - sometime bad mT, sometimes not so bad.

On that platform there are several huge brands / hotels in there, too.

The website of the travel platform is well designed and looks serious - without any adsense or suspicious links on it. So does the email newsletter of them.

But I checked the domain in OSE and saw not less links which came from more or less linkfarms with very often the same anchor text.

Would you suggest your customer to submit on the platform?

The 3 resources you mentioned are stil valuable.

A tipp regarding JoeAnt, it is quiet easy to become an editor there, then you don't have to pay for the input.

Thank you for your response - great suggestion!

I recently wrote that article http://www.seodesignsolutions.com/blog/seo-resources/why-internal-links-are-more-important-than-backlinks/

There is certainly a grain of truth in it.

searchengineland.com is one of my favourites, too. But I always read the http://searchengineland.com/searchcap-the-day-in-search-date.... there I have kind of a "best of" and scan trought the titles and select then the post I read.

http://www.searchenginejournal.com/

http://www.ericward.com/ - I like his way of thinking regarding link building (but this is not in the top3 (seomoz of course, too).

I agree, too

Exactely.

Sometimes I am not aware of an answer or question due to to much traffic here in the Q&A section ... I kind of loosing the overview 

We had a similar question recently - http://www.seomoz.org/q/page-title-tags-seo-vs-cro

Hi Debi,

as far as I know those words are filtered out by the search enginges - regardless what language they are written.

They have no relevance for the interpretation of the written text and have only grammatically and syntactic functions. I didn't test it though, but I think there is no difference if you write e.g. the anchor text with our without them.

E.g. buying a 72 hours day pass - http://www.linkresearchtools.com/products-overview/ for Euro 20,- - worth the money - even Ann Smarty recommended the tool.

Je suis probablement un petit peut influencée par les Américaines.
Normalement tous les trends de l'internet viennent d'Amérique, alors je crois que n'utiliser pas les tirets et certainement pas faux.
Un tiret - ca va - mais plus qu'un - c'est certainement pas bien.