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<h1>Bread Crumbs Navigation for SEO</h1>

SEO or search engine optimization is all about making your
website as search friendly as possible. One of the basic methods of
making your website search friendly is to always provide the search
engines with an important, contextual clue as to the topic of the
linked page. This is where the importance of breadcrumbs comes in.
How did this term breadcrumb come about in the list of SEO
Glossary? Well, it is taken from the trail of breadcrumbs left
behind by the characters Hansel and Gretel in the popular
fairytale.
Ok so what are breadcrumbs? Breadcrumbs are navigational links
that appear below the page header. They are paths that let a user
to orient within the website. These links provide a single
hierarchical path even though there may be more than one path to
access a webpage. Good SEO practices must choose the most
frequently used route, or the route with the most appropriate
context. They do not necessarily have to follow the directory
structure.
For effective search engine optimization of web sites and
usefulness of a website one must do the following with regards to
breadcrumbs:
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<li>Incorporate breadcrumbs into online catalogs
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<li>Checkout catalogs
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<li>Have keyword-rich anchor text
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<li>Limit the number of crumbs to 6 or fewer
 </li>
<li>Avoid use of abbreviations
 </li>
<li>Capitalize the first letter of each word
 </li>
<li>Use full title when it is short
 </li>
<li>Titles must be short
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<li>Do not follow a spider's path for the breadcrumb.</li>
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Thus there are three types of web breadcrumbs: There are path
breadcrumbs that are dynamic and show the path that the user has
taken to reach a page; location breadcrumbs that are static pages
located in the website hierarchy, and attribute breadcrumbs that
give information on the category of the current web page.

<div>Author Info 
The author of this article is Ricci Mathew of 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.outsourcestrategies.com/">Outsource Strategies
International (OSI)</a>, a US based company that offers services in

<a target="_new" href="http://www.outsourcestrategies.com/search_engine_optimization.htm">
Search Engine Optimization</a>, SEM, 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.outsourcestrategies.com/seo/ppc_advertising.htm">PPC
advertising</a> for clients across the US.
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