I can leave the H1 tag in, I just dont know where to put it. Its my header, and the website now is VERY ugly. Maybe I will just put the H1 in there above the image, and then use a negative margin. Is that allowed?
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RE: Replace Header Text With Imageposted in Technical SEO
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Replace Header Text With Imageposted in Technical SEO
I have a static website that I would like to retheme. I have the mockup, and its spliced. The website holds nice rankings right now, and I want to keep them in place. The one thing that will change with this new design is the header will no longer be text, but instead an image. Is there a way to ensure googlebot still sees the H1 tag header exactly how it is now but use an image for the header instead?
I dont want any blackhat tricks that will get me banned. Just wondering if there is a simple way to have googlebot see the header as text (not ALT img txt) so the site does not appear to have changed at all. (It hasnt, I only am changing the graphics and colors of background, and header image for better branding.
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RE: LinkWorth Reviewsposted in Link Building
This looks no different than http://www.text-link-ads.com/ to me. Thats exactly what they rank for too. In my earlier days of SEO I bought links from some of these link renting companies. I saw no positive or negative results from the inbound links I rented so I stopped using them.
Personally, I would steer clear of any company that rents links. Link turnover is not good and thats unavoidable when a company rents them out on a monthly basis. However I have no personal experience with this specific company, maybe someone else will chime in with some real life experience.
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RE: LinkWorth Reviewsposted in Link Building
This looks no different than http://www.text-link-ads.com/ to me. Thats exactly what they rank for too. In my earlier days of SEO I bought links from some of these link renting companies. I saw no positive or negative results from the inbound links I rented so I stopped using them.
Personally, I would steer clear of any company that rents links. Link turnover is not good and thats unavoidable when a company rents them out on a monthly basis. However I have no personal experience with this specific company, maybe someone else will chime in with some real life experience.