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This is a continuation of the questions I was asked during a webinar presentation on website architecture. Before and during he presentation I was submitted over 70 question and each week I’ve been answering a handful of them. This article covers questions about Wordpress, password protected pages, iframes, multiple paths to content, and filenames.

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I’m gearing up for a 1-hour webinar that I’ll be doing for SEMpdx next week. I’ve got more information on that below, but the SEMpdx crew asked their members to submit some questions that they would like to get answered during the presentation. Instead of waiting, I thought I’d go ahead and answer the questions here.

There is still time to register for the Website Architecture Webinar. It will be held Thursday, May 22, 10 AM PST. If you sign up you can submit your questions at the same time. I’ll try to do one more question and answer post before the event.

But I have my own question for you, of the three main areas above (domain, link & page structure), which are you most interested in me spending the most time on?

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Google
April: 51.25%
March: 51.70%
Change: -.45

January 2008: 52.14%
Change: -0.89

Yahoo
April: 10.85%
March: 10.73%
Change: +0.12

January 2008: 10.94%
Change: -0.09

MSN
April: 5.57%
March: 4.31%
Change: +1.26

January 2008: 5.78%
Change: -0.21

AOL
April: 2.07%
March: 1.91%
Change: +0.16

January 2008: 1.86%
Change: +0.21

ASK
April: 1.04%
March: 1.03%
Change: +0.01

January 2008: 1.09%
Change: -0.05

Data scoring techniques tend to change over time making past data inaccurate. As always, information here is for entertainment purposes only.

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