Re: index.html problem with search engines

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Re: index.html problem with search engines

From David A at South Philly Diecast on 26 Nov '99
replying to index.html problem with search engines posted by Georgie Farmer

>Hi,
>
>I have a web site promoting TWO products, a typing tutor and web site creation software. I submit the home pages of both to search engines . . . BUT the search engines ignore this and, more often than not, list my index.html page (set up as a "links" page to both product home pages)
>
>How should I set up my title, description and meta tags in index.html to cover both products? All I can come up with is to offer my typing tutor free to anyone who orders the web site creation software . . . and have a title like "Web Design and FREE typing tutor". Then add a description and keywords for both
>
>Would appreciate any advice you may be able to give me
>
>Cheers,
>Georgie

OK this may not be the answer your looking for but, since you have 2 distinct products why not have 2 domains?

U R right - not the answer I want, but thanks DNO - Georgie Farmer - 26/11/99

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>>Hi, >> >>I have a web site promoting TWO products, a typing tutor and web site creation software. I submit the home pages of both to search engines . . . BUT the search engines ignore this and, more often than not, list my index.html page (set up as a "links" page to both product home pages) >> >>How should I set up my title, description and meta tags in index.html to cover both products? All I can come up with is to offer my typing tutor free to anyone who orders the web site creation software . . . and have a title like "Web Design and FREE typing tutor". Then add a description and keywords for both >> >>Would appreciate any advice you may be able to give me >> >>Cheers, >>Georgie > > >OK this may not be the answer your looking for but, since you have 2 distinct products why not have 2 domains?