Bill, Stuart, FL asks Matt Cutts
“How can I get Google to index more of my Sitemap URLs”
“-The sitemap.xml file states there are 10 000 urls, but only 1 500 have bess indexed. Aafter numerous crawls it does not appear Google is going to index these additional detail pages. What can I do get Google to index my unique and current detail pages?”
Matt answers that including stuff in a Sitemap file does not guarantee that Google will crawl all of them. Google have never made the guarantee that they will crawl everything in the sitemap file.
If you wanted to have more pages crawled, the best way to do it is to get known as a little more of an authority, to get more reputation, essentially through the process of getting more links – links that are trusted.
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A lot of people are lured by affiliate marketing because it can be financially rewarding, even if you just stay at home. Affiliate marketing programs are the best alternatives to those who are sick and tired of their arduous daily work just to climb up the venerated corporate ladder. Read more on Affiliate Marketing Incorporating Adsense Into Your Program…
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Just Enough Knowledge to be Dangerous
One of the bigger problems with learning in the field of SEO is that there are a lot of people who have a nugget of information. And they spread it far and wide without the proper context needed to evaluate the potential risks and rewards of any given strategy. So new SEOs end up thinking topic x is the most important, then topic y, then topic z. And then someone debunks one of those. Many false facts are taken as truths when the people with a nugget of information (that they found from some source) spread it as fact.Read more on SEO Day 13: Is PageRank Important?…
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Some SEO Software is Crap
There is a lot of money in selling software, which means there are a lot of ad dollars flowing into spreading the idea that you need some secret tool to compete in search.
As explained throughout this series, SEO has moved beyond being a mechanical process to being something that is far more social and subjective. While many SEO tools focus on misinforming the user into thinking that there is a secret keyword density ratio to target (or some other such bunk), the truth is you need to build organic links to help make your site compete. No amount of raw analysis and number crunching is going to make good links automatically appear.Read more on SEO Day 10: Your Suite of SEO Tools…
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