SEO

Is it possible to set an entire block region to "nofollow" for the purpose of pagerank sculpting? For example, take the use of a tagadelic tag cloud block on a website. If I wanted all those links to be nofollow automatically, how would I do that?

I'm curious what everyone is for pagerank sculpting overall. There doesn't seem to be a clear, straightforward way to add nofollow attributes to links in primary/secondary links to such pages as /contact et cetera... What's everyone doing?

-=- christopher

Hej alla Drupalister;

Hur kan man lista alla noder (med nid) vars titel är längre än visst antal tecken?
Views eller php gissar jag, men hur?

Hälsningar som är väldigt tacksam för all hjälp jag får via forumet,
Anders

Here's an SEO issue with the Views module. I haven't found a solution yet.

Default views in the Views 2 Module have an SEO issue. They don't send 404 errors when a non-existent URL is requested.

For example, if your view is located at
example.com/articles

and your page is at:
example.com/articles/my-page

but you accidentally link to:
example.com/articles/mypage

Drupal sends a "200 OK" header and the content from:
example.com/articles

instead of sending a 404 header/page.

I mentioned SWFAddress in the SEO BoF at DC DrupalCON 2009.

This allows you to build full Flash experience sites with support for deep-linking and browser history while still maintaining a full HTML version for screen readers, search engines, and other non-traditional browsers. If you are building Flash sites on top of Drupal, you will probably also want to check out the Services and AMFPHP modules.

I just came across an article on www.websitemagazine.com about <link> tags being used to minimize the problem of duplicate content. Anyone know of a module or manageable techinique to add URL information to the header within a <link> tag?

I was just reading Suture CSS or JavaScript Files to Reduce HTTP Requests which describes a technique for reducing HTTP requests by combining JavaScript and CSS files. Is there any such functionality or module for Drupal that could make this easy for non-developers? If I am posting to the wrong group please let me know if there a more appropriate group for this subject.

I wast just noticing the hCard module, http://drupal.org/project/hcard, and was wondering what the rest of you use for your church sites to cater to search engine interests. hCard seems like it may be a step in the right direction. I know PathAuto can be helpful in this. What other tips might you share?

I am redesigning my site using Drupal and am using pathauto, pagetitle, menu breadcrumb, global redirect, and other modules. I am quite new to Drupal and still getting my bearings.

Before I go live, I thought it would be helpful to decide on one pattern that would make sense to human readers and take into account SEO. I've seen pieces of this addressed, but haven't found anything that seems to cover the whole picture.

I am almost done with the development of a social business directory, and would love to start the SEO side of things, in which I am not well versed at.

The website structure is divided into 3 sections: Business Directory | Events | Community

Business Directory content is added by the following node types:

1. Entertainment
2. Health
3. Religious
4. Restaurant
5. Service
6. Shop
7. Website

Events content:

1. Event

Community Content:

1. group
2. group post
3. album (photos)
4. question (answers)
5. blogs