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August 13th, 2008, 04:08 AM
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Can Page anchor links be spidered? (<a href="#here"></a>)
quick question - will internal links that link to an area of the page be spidered by google?
i found an image gallery that updates the url when you click and image but doesnt change the page - it just adds #image_name to the end of the url i'd like all my images to be seperately spidered and i think this may be a good solution. i could potentially create unique title and meta tags based on this #image_name on the end of the url too to help seo the question is... does google follow these links?
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August 13th, 2008, 04:55 AM
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Yes I think so.
You can do better thing is include those links in your xml sitemap and upload to Google Webmaster Tools.
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