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SEOmoz pledges 25% of today's sales to The Nature Conservancy in support of Blog Action Day! Saved By: Jonathon D. Colman | View Details | Give Thanks
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SEOmoz | The Page Bloat Disease & Why You Should Eliminate Extraneous Pages
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Many of the large content and e-commerce sites we've worked with experience a disease I like to call "page bloat." Symptoms include pagination of content pages, creation of new pages that simply provide alternate navigation methods and site architecture design that follows the little-known usability rule from well-known guru, Wrongy McLovestoClick - "more pages are always better ... Saved By: bogeywebdesign | View Details | Give Thanks
Many of the large content and e-commerce sites we've worked with experience a disease I like to call "page bloat." Symptoms include pagination of content pages, creation of new pages that simply provide alternate navigation methods and site architecture design that follows the little-known usability rule from well-known guru, Wrongy McLovestoClick - "more pages are always better ... Saved By: bogeywebdesign | View Details | Give Thanks
