PDF Files Instead of Content

The latest hair-brained Telnames scheme is using .pdf files on Telnames. Bugger me. So we can't put any content on a Telname because there are no sub-domains. Content is what drives search of course.

So they have set up .pdf files for Telnames but they are hosted by Telnames and not the website itself. Useless for search engines if you want to drive traffic to your Telnames website. Another ridiculous T-tards functionality. Put the █████ content on the █████ website!

Go T-tards!!!

Some specialized content should be in subdomains, rightly so, but the way you and others make your points in this forum only continue to alienate and aggravate Telnic/Telnames. You people just don't help those that are trying to make a go of it.
Mark

Update: PDF meta data is searchable.

kprobe wrote:PDF meta data is searchable.

All PDF files on a .tel from Telnames are hosted at and linked to img.telnames.com/img/file.pdf.
This is improving the search rankings only for the website Telnames.com.
The search rankings for the .tel from the customer won't be improved.
That's a bad implementation.

kprobe wrote:You people just don't help those that are trying to make a go of it.

It's important to make the mistakes of Telnic clearly so that they can be repaired.
It's not our fault that Telnic is ignoring them.

Expert wrote:

kprobe wrote:PDF meta data is searchable.

All PDF files on a .tel from Telnames are hosted at and linked to img.telnames.com/img/file.pdf.
This is improving the search rankings only for the website Telnames.com.
The search rankings for the .tel from the customer won't be improved.
That's a bad implementation.

Although most dont know this, and I just found out, you can add links to your .tel within PDF meta data properties and get free link juice for search engines.
Mark

kprobe wrote:Although most dont know this, and I just found out, you can add links to your .tel within PDF meta data properties and get free link juice for search engines.

That's very helpful.
Can Telnames create a checklist how to improve the SEO for a .tel?
Then every Telnames customer could benefit from it.
The current material is too thin by far: http://www.telnames.com/faq

Yes that would be a good idea to add to the SEO FAQ.
Mark

Expert wrote:Then every Telnames customer could benefit from it.

No customer can improve the SEO substantially; only Telnames can:

http://www.teltalk.org/t1396-why-is-the-seo-for-dot-tel-that-bad#8416

kprobe wrote:Some specialized content should be in subdomains, rightly so, but the way you and others make your points in this forum only continue to alienate and aggravate Telnic/Telnames. You people just don't help those that are trying to make a go of it.
Mark

Update: PDF meta data is searchable.

Mark you need to realize that Telnic is the problem. Until they are gone time spent on this project is wasted.