Websites with hidden source data?
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Hi,
I've noticed that when looking at this site I cannot view their souce data:
http://www.lloydspharmacy.com/
All that appears is this:
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| | |Am I just doing something wrong here? Is this an alternate way of setting up a website and how does it work with regards to SEO?
Thanks,
Ross
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That is a huge page!
And love the You Tube vid Barry
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Yup.
And in case you have any questions about what that does for your SEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u55Rn1mYgO8
"Whoa, dude, you just blew my mind!"
- Matt Cutts
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Scroll down and you will see the rest of the source.
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