question on lists

[activewebs]

Hi guys

We use list's (<UL <OL and <LI ) on some of our sites and these lists contain Key words , do the spiders and bots find these ?? , we have a funny feeling they dont rank them as content

Any other peeps have ideas ??

Rich

[webado]

They should go through any text that sits between[*] and , no reason why not.

[robinev]

Look at the pages in a Lynx viewer which sees things in pretty much the way that most bot viewers see it. You should see that lists look pretty much as you'd expect.[list=1] and <ul> are both part of the original html spec.

But would the search engines devalue text in such links? Hmm. I can't think of any reason for them to do that. Unlike header tags and a few other things, I haven't heard of much misuse stemming from lists.

[motorwatchercounter]

Your spider search looks like;
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You have 144 unique words with only 8 being word rich (between 3% to 9% by use) these are;
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