Interne Verlinkung zur Startseite - index.htm ist schlecht
Das ist ein leicht zu machender Fehler, der sich aber auf den Pagerank und die Eindeutigkeit einer Seite für Google negativ auswirken kann:
Your homepage should never be referred to as index.htm, index.php, index.asp etc. When you build incoming links, you will always get links to www.domain.com - your internal links should always be the same. One of my sites had a different pagerank on “/” (root) and “index.php” because the internal links were pointing to index.php, and creating duplicate content. Why go to the trouble of promoting two “different” pages at half strength when you can promote a single URL at full strength?
After you have removed all references to index.htm you should set up a 301 redirect (below) to redirect index.htm to / (root).
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