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Stumbled across this: http://get.unbounce.com/dynamic-text-replacement/
Seems to be a wysiwg landing page creator. So I was just wondering if it's possible to do Dynamic Text replacement normally? Pretty much just need 1 Landing page that will have text (keywords) change depending on what the user searched from search engine. An dif possible also have images change out depending on what the user searched.
How can this be accomplished?
AdWords lets you use what is called "ValueTrack" in the click-through URLs for your ads. So you could have your clickthrough URL in AdWords as "http://www.example.com?keyword={keyword}" then when someone clicks on your ad, AdWords will replace {keyword} with the actual keyword from the search, or for display ads the best-match keyword.
You could then have some code on your site (could be client or server side - you could do it with Javascript) to look for the keyword query string parameter from the URL, extract the value of that parameter, then place it into a onto your site.
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My question is about is there any way to add keywords in the metadata of a Google site
(like <meta name="keywords" content=" keyword1 , keyword2 "/> )
Currently we are adding Alt text to every image in the site, with the keywords associated to each one.
Our objective is to manage one single list of keywords per all the G-Site, and get the best possible position in a Google search, based on these keywords.
If you are aiming for SEO you may try adding your keyword into your site title, slug, and meta as well, here is some link for you.
This is what you should notice.
Well if you website happened to be built by WordPress, I will recommend you to install SEO plugins like Yoast or AllinOneSEO.
Try Yoast guide here.
You may try dig out more Yoast blog as I found that it was quite detailed (for your focused keyword usage part) try this link and go for more.
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Having the custom search engine code installed in my site but I'm seeing ads in the search result.
this is the link
Is it possible to hide ads?
Do I have to pay if I want an ad free version?
I know this is old, but this info is oddly difficult to find.
To sum up:
Google discontinued their paid option of ad-free custom search engine about in April of 2018. That was their quick and easy version, what is now referred to as the "Standard Search Element" version of the Custom Search Engine - free and full of ads.
So the only way to use custom search on your site now is by using their JSON API:
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview
Check out this page for info on the different Custom Search offerings:
https://support.google.com/customsearch/answer/9069107
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My web application retrieves a page for every request generated by a form submission. That form submits to the same URL of the page.
Each time the page loads with a different title tag. Does it indicate different pages with the same URL?
How does it affect SEO? how can I manage this situation?
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This question is not purely SEO related no it requires SEO specific reasoning or answers it can be explained also technically how search engine robots work. if it still seems offtopic for moderators I request them to explain why
Try and use a rewiter rule to format your URL to a unqiune page if your always loading to the same page google ( or other search engines) will only index that single page.
http://www.seomoz.org/img/upload/anatomy-of-a-url.jpg
In addition to load the page each time with different title tag you need to append the URL with some uinque text like your GET variable data..
For getting crawled by spiders don't forget to submit your sitemap to search engines with relevant urls..
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When we find in search engines, the text we typed is seen in result list with some links as it is. But the matter is, when we go to those sites, the same text is also there, but saying 'not found'.(For example, lets say, we type 'best software to doSomeThing' in google, the search results shows results including what we typed. When we go to some links listed in search results, those sites also have the same text 'best software to doSomeThing-Not found or saying what ever..' the amazing thing is, some sites is not relevant to what we find. that means if we find a software, some sites on tourism,drugs also says about our software)
I want to know how those sites catch what the search engines finds or what we type in search engines?
Is it something done with Javascript or any other methodology?
You can check the HTTP_REFERER and parse the query string looking for q=
these can be done using several ways
you can use query string parameter which is appended with url of a page u you want to visit
or you can use hidden fields in webpage,like view state,control state
hope this helps...
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here is the link,that shows basic functionality of query string..
http://dotnet.dzone.com/news/aspnet-query-strings-client-si
edit 2: check
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/net/URL.html#getQuery%28%29
and this ones too
http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/1.3/api/javax/servlet/ServletRequest.html
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i have 5 dynmic artcile in my home page, (random)
How quick google will read my content ,
First tell me Really Google will cron my content or not becoz am changes my content every page refresh ,
So i have this doubt ,
Google Will crawl random content Or Not ?
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Google will crawl anything. But if your content is random you'll soon get a Google ban/discount. Regularly changing content is good, random content is not.
Also, your content is only a small portion of your search results these days. Getting relevant links (links from websites with domain authority) has much more influence.