Posted by Adrienne Boswell on 09/04/06 08:42

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "jambiani" <mrievers@gmail.com>
writing in news:1157213933.524400.325240@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

> I have a homepage www.zanzibar-guesthouse.dk i would like to write some
> words so seach engines can find the page, but i would like my homepage
> to be without words?

What if a blind person would is looking for a guest house? Zanzibar
sounds exciting, so they click on your link. What do they find?
Nothing. At least if there were some text there, they would be able to
find something out.

The same is true of someone who knows absolutely nothing about your site.
They want to know where Zanzibar is, what kind of activities are
available, where and what kind of restaurants are there, how much things
cost. You can give them that information, and if you do a good job, they
will come to your establishment because you were able to help them, even
before they got there. That's good customer service.

>
> Can i write text/keywords on the page in comment or in a other way, so
> it is not visible, and the seach engines still can seach the page in
> the text on the page.

No. Not without getting blacklisted. Any why would you want to? See
above.

>
> My web CEO program says "Your page has too few words! We recommend that
> it have 113 to 1320 words instead of 7 words"

It's right. The image is lovely, very inviting, but give no information
about it.

>
> Regards.
> Martin.
>



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