Also, here's the code on your main page> <p>
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Welcome to our Complete Original Black Forest Cuckoo Clock Store
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Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clocks
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<img alt="1769 (8K)" src="[http://www.edscukoouhren.com/clock\_store/images/1769.jpg](http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/view-source:http://www.edscukoouhren.com/clock_store/images/1769.jpg)" height="250" width="150" />
<img alt="1769 (8K)" src="[http://www.edscukoouhren.com./clock\_store/images/2879.jpg](http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/view-source:http://www.edscukoouhren.com./clock_store/images/2879.jpg)" height="250" width="150" />
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</p>If you turned this> <p>
<strong>
Welcome to our Complete Original Black Forest Cuckoo Clock Store
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</p>into this> <h1>
Welcome to our Complete Original Black Forest Cuckoo Clock Store
</h1>and turned this> <p>
<center>
<strong>
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clocks
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</p>into this> <h2>
Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clocks
</h2>then remove the> <p>
</p>at the end, your code would be cleaner, your text to html rating would increase, and your use of h tags would impress the search engines.:yes: Zen Cart knows that the search engines look for h tags on pages. That's why the tagline has an h1 tag. (which, BTW, you forgot to remove when you took out the wording):oops:
SEO is erroneously linked with the URL presented by the site. Sure a totally malformed URL will hurt you, but most sites do just fine without the user mucking things up. SEO SHOULD be linked to the functionality and validation of the site. So often functionality and validation are last on the list in the rush to get images on the web and sales in the cart.:no: