Gateway pages ?

Webmasters are sometimes told to submit "bridge" pages or "doorway" pages to search engines to improve their traffic. Doorway pages are created to do well for particular phrases. They are also known as portal pages, jump pages, gateway pages, entry pages, and by other names as well.

Originally Posted by mahni1390

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Gateway is a phrase used by webmasters and search engine optimizers to describe a webpage designed to attract visitors and search engines to a particular website. A typical gateway page is small, simple and highly optimized. Its primary goal is to attract visitors searching for relevant key words or phrases, and provide hyperlinks to pages within the website.

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Gateway pages are pages specially optimized for one search engine and 1-3 keywords. They are also known as "doorway," "bridge," "entry," "jump" or "supplemental" pages. Gateway pages stand on their own, separate from the rest of a site. They usually feature a logo, some text and a link that encourages visitors to enter the site.

Gateway pages are also known as doorway, bridge and supplement pages. Gateway pages are actually special pages that are optimized only for a single search engine keeping 1-3 keyword density.

Gateway pages are pages specially optimized for one search engine and 1-3 keywords. They are also known as "doorway," "bridge," "entry," "jump" or "supplemental" pages. Gateway pages stand on their own, separate from the rest of a site. They usually feature a logo, some text and a link that encourages visitors to enter the site.