Yo ho ho!
I took out a year long VodaHits account so I can get myself out there, and when I run my report telling me how I'm doing, I'm only missing something having to do with JavaScript. I'm thinking that that means the scrolling text at the top of my page??? And here is what they advise, but I don't know what they mean when they say "Then place the JavaScript in the 'yourscript.js' file." Where? A blank BV page? Which script?
Any insight, folks? THANK YOU!!!
17. JavaScript Blocks
WARNING: The page uses JavaScript blocks.
The use of JavaScript blocks affects the proximity and density of your search terms. If you have JavaScript embedded in your page, all the search terms that fall below the JavaScript block will have less proximity and the more JavaScript on the page, the more diluted the density of your search terms are.
There is an easy workaround for this issue. Simply place your JavaScript code in remote files. An example is as follows:
<script language="JavaScript" src="yourscript.js"></script>
Then place the JavaScript in the 'yourscript.js' file.
I took out a year long VodaHits account so I can get myself out there, and when I run my report telling me how I'm doing, I'm only missing something having to do with JavaScript. I'm thinking that that means the scrolling text at the top of my page??? And here is what they advise, but I don't know what they mean when they say "Then place the JavaScript in the 'yourscript.js' file." Where? A blank BV page? Which script?
Any insight, folks? THANK YOU!!!
17. JavaScript Blocks
WARNING: The page uses JavaScript blocks.
The use of JavaScript blocks affects the proximity and density of your search terms. If you have JavaScript embedded in your page, all the search terms that fall below the JavaScript block will have less proximity and the more JavaScript on the page, the more diluted the density of your search terms are.
There is an easy workaround for this issue. Simply place your JavaScript code in remote files. An example is as follows:
<script language="JavaScript" src="yourscript.js"></script>
Then place the JavaScript in the 'yourscript.js' file.
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