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About 3mutts.com - p2
what exactly is it anyway?
discounted, but it doesn't have the "authority" seal a link from another widget site would have. In-bound links are like votes. When Site "A" links to Site "B" it is essentially raising its hand and declaring confidence in that site. The more votes, or links, a website has, the more of an authority that site is seen to be by search engine algorithm. The more of an authority a site is, or is perceived to be, the higher it will rank in search engine results and the more traffic it will receive as a result of those rankings. Traffic is, after all, what it's all about.
Some things about this website that help define the control environment even further (since this is the only thing I have any influence over anyway):
1. It's lightweight. Pages weigh an average of 9K, thumbnails less than 10K. This site will load fast even on slow dial-up connections. The only exception would be the larger image files (100K average) found by clicking on the thumbnails.
2. The naming convention for both HTML and image files is optimized with regard to certain, specific keywords.
3. The main text body and anchor text have been optimized for those same keywords.
4. The layout is ultra simplistic: a single table with minimal CSS, minimal metadata other than what is obligatory, plain, straightforward hyperlinks, sparse graphics and zero scripting (other than my AXS tracking script). Pages can not get any friendlier than this.
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