June 13, 201412 yr Doorway pages lure a visitor to a different webpage irrelevant to the website which the visitor would be searching you.Doorway pages are mainly considered as black hat since it does not show the relevant website to the visitors.
July 18, 201412 yr doorway pages without doubt is going to affect your websites adversely eventually. I can bring in few traffics initially but you will be penalized eventually. This black hat seo strategy redirects user to different or irrelevant pages. You risk of increasing the bounce rate using this strategy.
July 18, 201412 yr It depends what you consider doorway pages. If it's duplicate waffle text for no other reason than 'clicks' then forget it, but technically any site which uses a category filter is a 'doorway' page such as http://www.argos.co.uk/static/ArgosPromo3/includeName/Samsung_shop_tv.htm and http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/samsung-tv-technology-1888-commercial.html
July 22, 201412 yr Please do not use doorway pages. It is a black hat SEO technique. If you use it you will definitely banned by Google at any time. Cheers! Barry SEO Company in Miami
July 22, 201412 yr Please do not use doorway pages. It is a black hat SEO technique. If you use it you will definitely banned by Google at any time. Cheers! Barry SEO Company in Miami Can you define a doorway page? Sure the buzz words of 'Black Hat' and 'banned by Google' are nice but surely clarity on what you would consider a doorway page would be interesting to see. Can you post Black Hat vs Category Landing examples? For me doorway pages which are 'black hat' is tripe like http://se13drains.co.uk/ as it's the same as http://se12.blockedloo.co.uk/blocked-drain-se12 As for other doorway types see my examples from Argos and Currys ... value added 'doorway pages' aka collection pages. Also on a side note, signing posts with SEO Company in Miami ... sceptical at best! Edited July 22, 201412 yr by BrowserBugs
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