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Titles and Alts For MSN Groups


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The second graphic has a variation in its HTML:

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Note: You can link this graphic or not. The key is to add the description dialogue or alt element to the images that are the main focal point of your page.

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The second link, obviously, has a variation in its HTML:

< a title="This is the place to come for help with the Internet. We can help you design your pages, we also offer help with software and can help you remove spyware. We can help out when you get errors on your MSN group. Please check out our tutorials and the links pages. Don't forget to try out the dollmakers ;) For genuine, easy to follow advice join now." href="/WebHelp/welcome.msnw">WebHelp< /a >

What are the reasons for all this trouble? Search bots crawl through and pick up this information prior to picking up the text (most of the time). It makes your web page more interactive as well. You are able to use clear and concise links with few words by adding titles. You can add "Click Here Now" to the graphics for the mouseover effects or reinforce the page topics with a good blurb.

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