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Tips for Making Google Crawl Your Blog More Often
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There are literally thousands upon thousands of blogs on the internet. There are blogs about every niche imaginable. As such, there is a great deal of competition out there. Bloggers all have a variety of techniques they use to obtain traffic. However, most people agree that nothing beats organic, natural, search engine traffic.
Blogs and web pages are picked up regularly by Google and ranked in order of relevance. Google crawls some blogs more quickly than others, depending on relevance, backlinks, etc. The pages that are indexed quickly referred to as “authority” pages. If you want your blog to be indexed quickly, you need to increase its relevancy and value.
How to use anchor text to your advantage
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Search engine optimization is built on hundreds of different variables, controls, and factors.
From keyword optimization to image tags, there are hundreds of different parts of your website’s design, both on-page and off-page, that help the major search engines decide where it ranks.
Thankfully, a lot of these factors are controllable, either directly through web coding or more indirectly through link manipulation and controlled link building.
However, one factor that’s often passed over is the anchor text. An absolutely essential part of search engine optimization, the anchor test is simply the text that appears as part of any text link.
Web site optimization – how NOT to do it
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Thanks to the massive amount of traffic pushed through search engines every day, competitive and forward thinking webmasters are doing all they can to push their websites to the top of the ranks.
SEO (search engine optimization) has been a major part of internet marketing for the better part of a decade, but only recently has it truly come into its own as a true online industry.
SEOs (search engine optimizers) have started offering their professional services, both as planners and technical employees, and some webmasters are seeing great results.
But that raises a question: why can’t you just do it yourself?
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It’s true.
By using the following step-by-step approach, it will make your blog index quicker in the search engines, build powerful backlinks and can provide a steady stream of organic traffic.
How?
Using RSS Directories.
RSS Directories hold millions of links to websites and blogs and are some of the most visited websites on the internet.
By adding your blog’s RSS feed to the RSS Directories, every future blog post you add to your blog, will automatically be added to the RSS Directory. And that means it could potentially be seen by thousands of visitors and your blog will receive a powerful backlink from the RSS Directory.
Building backlinks to your blog, naturally
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One of the hardest parts of gaining publicity for your blog is ranking naturally for certain search keywords. If you’ve only started your blog recently, you’re likely competing alongside blogs that have been around for years, with hundreds of entries already indexed and ranking high in the search engines.
It can be daunting at first — a thousand-entry disadvantage right from the start — but with the right blogging strategy it’s possible to outrank your older competitors with just a fraction as many posts and links.
How?
It’s all about quality, and the tipping point.
The Duplicate Content Myth straight from the horses mouth
Posted by: | CommentsGoogle’s face is normally Matt Cutts but now another guy is being let out to speak… Greg Grothaus.
And what a video to start with…the myth of duplicate content!
Greg starts with saying that Google DOESN’T penalize sites for having duplicate content but it can have a negative impact on your rankings.
Is that not being penalized?
He goes on to say that website owners THINK they are being penalized because their content is being omitted from Google’s results.
We’ve all seen the message:
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Hi, Andrew Rondeau here and this blog, my blog, will not lie to you. I will give it to you straight.