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Main » 2009 » August » 03
Thanks Jenie, I will try to briefly explain:
You need to study the structure of creating a blog or website. on any blog or
web site you have the possibility to adjust the structure of the way you
answered. If you have only one topic then I would recommend a blog, but if you
want to present a lot of new topics, it is much more practical web site. In any
case, I would recommend you to the home page put only necessary content and
links that will lead to deeper content of your blog that is on the second page
of your blog, or even otherwise your blog or website. You do not never put on
one page of content more than 35MB. In this way, your site will be a very good
load (less than 1 second), will thus exceed the depth of your blog to be very
quickly loaded, and return back. This all adds a lot to the PR of your blog or
website, and not only that, but in this way will increase traffic
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