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Originally Posted by Jel
My way of thinking for what its worth, and I'd love to hear other views on this -
doorway pages named keyword-or-phrase.html in the same folder as the freesite, all pointing to the same mainpage, so for example:
index.html
big-tits-blonde.html
big-boobs-blonde.html
big-natural-tits.html
big-natural-boobs.html
all point to
mainpage > galleries 1 & 2
Keywords targetted on those doorway pages are changed slightly, 12 recips (for example) changes over 50% of the html code also, with the added advantage of a lot of different class C ip's leading to that mainpage.
So, each doorway gets indexed as the keywords/html have changed substantially, plus more weight carried to the mainpage of the site in question, leading that to carry more 'weight' also.
Basically what Red Cherry is saying I believe (correct me if I'm wrong Red Cherry  )
I've very recently started changing the format of my freesites to use that system, one index page only, and LLs that accept doorway pages now taking place of those that don't accept them, so the 'heavy hitters' get the index, any others that aren't quite up there with the big guys but don't accept doorways I've had to drop from my submissions  (and I'd love to put them back). |
That is what I was thinking the best compromise is too.
To add to that maybe putting each doorway in its own folder may be benificial.
The added weight to the mainpage and gallery pages is definately a bonus. Even if you made some substantial changes to each doorway do you still think you could get caught?
A problem for me is that I would like to have the version of the freesite that I list on my own site (which has more ads, links to toplists etc on it) to appear in SE results over the link list version. But that would again bring back the whole duplicate content and doorway issue which your system pretty much gets rid of. So maybe your system is the best compromise.
But Linkster said that he made a version for SEs and a version for LLs so it would be intersting to hear how he makes it.