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Chronicle Bobcat Coverage- Staven, Jackson win Big Sky weekly awards February 8, 2012
- Former Montana State star Erik Rush adjusting to life overseas February 8, 2012
- Bussey shares Big Sky award with EWU's Ryan February 7, 2012
- Around Montana: Bobcats qualify nine more for indoor championships February 5, 2012
- Selvig, Grizzlies shoot their way past Montana State February 5, 2012
- Smith's trio of triples helps Lady Griz sink 'Cats late February 5, 2012
- Surging 'Cats meet Lady Griz in crucial league tilt February 4, 2012
- The game of life February 4, 2012
- A SURE THING: Ashley Albert fits right in with the Bobcats February 3, 2012
- Bobcats look to be quick studies in Pocatello February 3, 2012
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Optimized headlines
Lately, I asked people to start adding Web headlines to their articles so that we could use them with the copy that goes online.
The idea behind this is to make it easier for people to find our articles in search engines, such as Google, which play an increasingly important role in driving visitors to our Web site. People search for keywords, and if those keywords are in the headlines of our stories (which are read and indexed by search engines) then we get a visitor.
The point of writing about this again is to say that we’re not the only news organization looking at improving our search engine placement (duh!). The BBC’s news Web site recently made some changes to the way it handles headlines on its Web site. It’s worth reading to hear the BBC’s rationale.
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