iFrame and Rotate Pt. 3

So a few comments and emails have been made in regards to the iframe/rotator script and quality score. To be honest with you, you don’t get a good quality score for an iframe. The reason for this is because the site inside of the frame is not actually on your page. It displays on your page, but it isn’t your page. Your QS comes from the information that is contained in your source code.

Enter URL to Spider

If you don’t believe me, give it a shot. Just enter the URL you want to test. If you enter a page that is just an iframe no data will appear. If you enter an actual webpage, you will see plenty of information.So, how do you combat this little problem? Add the meta tags. In the script you will see the following:

// CONFIG OPTIONS
// TITLE TAG <title>...</title>
$pgtitle = "";
// META KEYWORDS (comma-separated) - optional
$metakeywords = "";
// META DESCRIPTION - optional
$metadescription = "";

Where you see $pgtitle =” “ you need to insert the title of the page. What I like to do is find the title of one of the CPA offers that I am running that will work with all three sites. Sometimes an adjustment to the name of the title needs to be made. This isn’t a problem. I also like to include the domain name. For example: YourDomain.com – Top quality car insurance at an affordable price.

My title tag would then look like this: $pgtitle =” YourDomain.com – Top quality car insurance at an affordable price”

You’ll then want to do the same thing with the meta keywords and meta description tags.

On the next post I’m going to show you how to add dynamic keywords. This will really help out your quality score. Go give it a try, see if you are able to get the script up and running with the title, keyword, and description tags. If you have any questions please ask. Remember, there are no stupid questions.