Hi, What is the best way to add internal pages to a sites link
structure?
For example, lets way I have a 10 page site about 'widgets'. I would
like to add over time 1 page a day of quality content about "widgets"
for the next year. Since I do not think orphan pages will be index or
of value, even with a google site map (because it there is not
integration with the site), I need a strategy on how to link these new
pages in. Should I on my index.html page simply create a "site map"
link and then on my "sitemap.html" page, add a new page about widgets
a day? or is there a better way. how would I go from 10 to 375 pages
in a year?
Thanks,
Mark

On 2008-02-10, Markukasia@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
> Hi, What is the best way to add internal pages to a sites link
> structure?
> For example, lets way I have a 10 page site about 'widgets'. I would
> like to add over time 1 page a day of quality content about "widgets"
> for the next year. Since I do not think orphan pages will be index or
> of value, even with a google site map (because it there is not
> integration with the site), I need a strategy on how to link these new
> pages in. Should I on my index.html page simply create a "site map"
> link and then on my "sitemap.html" page, add a new page about widgets
> a day? or is there a better way. how would I go from 10 to 375 pages
> in a year?

Use server-side includes:

<ul id="links">
<!--#include virtual="links.html">
</ul>

Append the links to the new pages to links.html enclosed in
<li>...</li>.

This is how I do on on my site at <http://cfaj.freeshell.org>.

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