I talked in a previous post about Unbreakable Links-- that is, stating every URL in terms of a Google search rather than an absolute address. Great concept, but how do you determine which words on a web page are most likely to generate a unique search result? Well, wonder no more:
I was waiting for this sooo bad…but now I am kind of disappointed, because it does not seem to work right. I tried two simple random URL’s that came to my mind and it didn’t link to the right page.
Well, you linked to the front page of a dynamic website ( dotnetrocks ), which is going to change. For example if you linked to the front page of this blog. Two weeks from now the content would be totally different! Not a good idea.
Try generating keywords from PERMALINKS (eg individual articles) rather than front pages… I think you will be very happy with the result.
Hi Jeff,
you are right. It works fine, if you don’t use it for sites that change their content a lot.
I think it would be really cool to have a LinkTron web service, so everybody can start using unbreakable links on their web sites by parsing dynamic content for anchors and replacing them by unbreakable achnors!!!
I am unclear how to use the data generated from the phrase frequency count… suggestions? This is much, much more complicated than a word frequency count.