Questions About Doorway Pages ?

Posted By: sweeety ()
Posted On: 2006-May-09 10:23


How Doorway pages help to increase PR ?

What Exactly Doorway Page Mean ?

Are they used for only particular Key Phrases ?



Posted By: smaran ()
Posted On: 2006-May-09 10:39

hai sweety,
1. door way pages are developed as stand alone pages.they are designed ina way that they gain good PR, to be more clear they are welldesigned according to specific se requirements,optimized for specific keywords which help to gain a good PR.they are especially created for the sole purpose getting ranks in se's

2.Doorway pages are web pages that are created to rank high in search engine results for particular phrases with the purpose of sending you to a different page. They are also known as bridge pages, portal pages, zebra pages, jump pages, gateway pages, entry pages and by other names.
or
Pages setup specificly for search engines. Once the visitor reaches the page, they are then redirected to another website.

3. its not exact.they are not used for specific key phrases.they are meant to improve asites position.this is black hat optimization.but it is true that 1-3 key phrases are targeted which are expected to drive much traffic & bring good PR.

i hope you understand.

i remain
smaran



Posted By: chinna ()
Posted On: 2006-May-09 11:09

hello sweety

Door way pages are specifically designed by targetting some keywords to get high rank in search results.

If we want to target some keywords which will give high ranking that are not that much related(but some extent related to our theme) to our theme we will target that keywords in doorway pages.which we cant target them in our actual home page(becaz home page is given higher priority in getting rank)

ultimetly the PR will increase for our website

A doorway page have link to home page

A doorway page dont exists physically in the website.Means once we enter into actual pages of the site
we cant come back to the door way page.


Posted By: g1smd (Staff)
Posted On: 2006-May-09 20:19

Doorway pages are explicitly banned by search engines, as they are spam.