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(Continued)     The RFS Newsletter, Nov. 5, 2005. Page 12

Our two featured articles for today are "Correctly submitting your site to the Open Directory Project" and "Nine steps to better market your site on the search engines", but first, as I always do in this segment of our newsletter, let me answer a question from the more than ten received here this week.

Question -- Greetings from the UK Serge, and thanks for a fine publication. I was one of your first subscribers back in 1999! My question to you is, do you prefer relative or absolute links when building or making changes to a site's structure? As it stands now, my site only uses relative links, and I was wondering if changing them to absolute links would help me with my rankings, and if it could boost my PR at the same time?

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