which title is best to promote

[restorian]

hi guys, Here is my question. When I type in my targetted keyword for my webpage , google comes up with www.cornwallfurniturerestoration/ in the organic listing Does this mean that they consider that as the best page title. The reason I ask is because I have been promoting www.cornwallfurniturerestoration.index.htm which is the same page Am I promoting the wrong page. If anyone could look at my site,my concern is about my home page." / " or ".index.htm" thanks in anticipation

[Indizine]

the first link doesn't work with no .co.uk on the end, or did you forget to add it?

[restorian]

the first link doesn't work with no .co.uk on the end, or did you forget to add it?

hi indizine. yes that was a slip up. What I am trying to say is that I have been targetting some links to my " .co.uk/index.htm" , but google is pointing to my ".co.uk/" page. does this mean it regards the ".co.uk/" as the preferred page, and consequently I should be targetting that adress to get maximum seo. both adresses are the same page. I would be gratefull if you could advise me on this. Thanks

[Indizine]

it's indexed both versions then, though I can't say why it's bringing up one and not the other. I only use .co.uk version (root domain) and all others, (including non www version) use a 301 so that I have just the one home page that benefits from all the links coming into the home page.

[restorian]

why are you using two same pages for your website???

hi mint1. I dont think I am ,but when you type in my website adress it goes to the .co.uk/ ,then when you click to another page, and go back to the original page it comes up as /index.htm I would apreciate any more advice

[RawRob]

hi mint1. I dont think I am ,but when you type in my website adress it goes to the .co.uk/ ,then when you click to another page, and go back to the original page it comes up as /index.htm I would apreciate any more advice

So when you create the link to your home page, instead of putting index.htm just put /

eg

<a href="/">Furniture Restoration Home</a>

Rob

[restorian]

So when you create the link to your home page, instead of putting index.htm just put /

eg

<a href="/">Furniture Restoration Home</a>

Rob

Hey rob ,thanks for the info. I will do that.