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The Digg Bar is Bad For SEO
Social Media News Source: http://www.seoverflow.com
Published: Apr 13, 2009 - 06:52 am
Story Found By: MaryBowling 1037 Days ago
Category: Social Media
Denver SEO Alex Juel explains why the new Digg Toolbar is good for Digg, but bad for your website. He also shares the code you need to "break" the frame and keep the link juice for your pages.
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from SEOHolicc 1037 Days ago #
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I would agree with his point of view :D

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from ticklemejen 1037 Days ago #
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hmmm thanks for the helpful info

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from GodofSEO 1037 Days ago #
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Good analysis, I also had some second throughts about the Digg toolbar. Thanks for the code!

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from BrettBorders 1034 Days ago #
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I am trying to come up with a DiggBar strategy for a large site.. haven’t quite settled on it.. but appreciate this frame breaking info.

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from purdue512 1033 Days ago #
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Likewise, I am re-thinking some of my prior notions on the Digg toolbar.

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from hendricius 1032 Days ago #
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Thanks for the link to the No-Frame wordpress addon.http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/no-frames/

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from Halfdeck 944 Days ago #
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Wow all this crap’s been said a thousand times already.

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