For the BASIC SEO section, I would also ensure there are keyword-themed (not stuffed) h1 tags on the page, as well as h2 & h3 tags…if there is enough content to support them.

Also, as time has been going by, I understand that the search engines have continually been placing less emphasis on the importance of the meta keyword data…primarily due to how it has been abused by some over the years.

Between that…and by including it, we hand our competition the actual keywords we think are important for our sites, I say don’t include the meta keyword tag. At least make a competitor work for it to identify the various keywords being used.

Regards, DR

On a sitemap you’d probably want to link only once to your toodler toys page. Most people won’t use the sitemap too much, it’s more for the SEO benefit. Just place the link under one of those pages.

About the javascript – yes, no nofollow needed (and you can’t really implement it). About others: just add rel=”nofollow” at the end of .

You check the source of this page and find an affiliate link to Nichebot I used and where I placed the nofollow tag.

What if a particular article belongs to two silos ?
Can I link to these two silos ?

Also, how can I do a sitemap ? Where should I put articles with more than one silo ?
E.g. one of my silo page is toddler toys. Within this silo, I cover stuff like: toddler puzzle, toddler building block, etc. But these articles also belong to other silo, e.g. toddler building block also belongs to ‘puzzle silo’ which consist of baby building block, benefit of toy block, preschooler building block, cardboard block, etc.
Any suggestion ?

Last question.
How can I put a no follow tag for my affiliate links. I am affiliated with various affiliate network: share a sale, CJ , etc. I know with CJ I can get the java script, so that wouldn’t be followed by the spider, right ? How about others ?

Thanks in advance
Dian