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:::Why do you think that the page [[Liberators - A Novel of the Coming Global Collapse]] was certainly written for search engines?  What criteria are you using?

:::Why do you think that the page [[Liberators - A Novel of the Coming Global Collapse]] was certainly written for search engines?  What criteria are you using?

:::The evidence suggests that TAR knew little to nothing about search engines (or internet marketing) and didn't appear to write for them nor care about search engine traffic.  I doubt someone who knew about search engine traffic and/or internet marketing would create pages with a lot of red links in them.  AlanE is right about pages with a lot of red links being visually unattractive. Faced with pages with a lot of visually unappealing red links on them, many people will bail out of those page more quickly.  Do search engines reward pages that people bail out of more quickly? If so, why?

:::The evidence suggests that TAR knew little to nothing about search engines (or internet marketing) and didn't appear to write for them nor care about search engine traffic.  I doubt someone who knew about search engine traffic and/or internet marketing would create pages with a lot of red links in them.  AlanE is right about pages with a lot of red links being visually unattractive. Faced with pages with a lot of visually unappealing red links on them, many people will bail out of those page more quickly.  Do search engines reward pages that users bail out of more quickly? If so, why?

:::The page [[Liberators - A Novel of the Coming Global Collapse]] has a lot of red links in it and therefore it does not appear to be a slick marketing page. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 19:58, 22 January 2016 (EST)

:::The page [[Liberators - A Novel of the Coming Global Collapse]] has a lot of red links in it and therefore it does not appear to be a slick marketing page. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 19:58, 22 January 2016 (EST)