Do sub-page names or image names weigh in with the deep search engines?

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Do sub-page names or image names weigh in with the deep search engines?

From Nicholas on 07 January '98

Does "www.boats.com/boats.html" rank higher
in the deep search engines than
"www.boats.com/doc3.html"?

Specifically:

Would the presence of this link move the
index.html page higher?

Would the title move the subpage higher,
assuming the sub-page was separately listed?

Does an image file "www.boats.com/images/
boats.jpg" move your page above image
file "www.boats.com/images/hobiecat.jpg,"
when used as a link in a listed page?

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Reply:	>Does "www.boats.com/boats.html" rank higher >in the deep search engines than >"www.boats.com/doc3.html"? >Specifically: >Would the presence of this link move the >index.html page higher? >Would the title move the subpage higher, >assuming the sub-page was separately listed? >Does an image file "www.boats.com/images/ >boats.jpg" move your page above image >file "www.boats.com/images/hobiecat.jpg," >when used as a link in a listed page?