One of my sites is listed high for allinanchor: but as a single line only - no meta-description even though my site has one. I've heard someone call this the 'single line of death' .. any idea what this is about?
One of my sites is listed high for allinanchor: but as a single line only - no meta-description even though my site has one. I've heard someone call this the 'single line of death' .. any idea what this is about?
It means that page is partially indexed, try making sure all elements of the page are unique, form title, description and onpage text, then build some fresh links to it
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It is referred to as the single line o' death because if untreated as indicated by the Webmaster above, it often leads to disappearing from the rankings.![]()
It goes without saying that fresh links should be to folks who are cached with Google and who get spidered regularly...
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allright.. thanks.. I'll give it a shot, though I don't think there's much dup content at all. Are you saying that every single page on the site should have a unique page title?
Yes, every page should have a unique title, meta keywords and description.
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The title is the most important part of your page IMO. It should describe the page, not the site.
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