Posts Tagged “search engines”
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03
2008
Posted by: Luke in blogging, tags: alfalfa leaf, cold climate, cold weather, eisenia fetida, google, home, job, last time, leaf cutter bees, making money online, nanotech, niches, Ping Optimizer, query number, raising worms, red worms, search engines, search query, searcher, traffic
Surprisingly, the one thing I get the most attention for from the search engines is something I wrote one brief piece on, namely Raising Red Worms. Here’s all of my results. Note: anything with “10kluke” in it was just me checking.
| Search Query | Number of requests |
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| 1. | 10kluke | 5 | | 2. | maxblogpress ping optimizer | 1 | | 3. | the posting daily | 1 | | 4. | raise european nightcrawlers | 1 | | 5. | raising redworms | 1 | | 6. | redworms idaho | 1 | | 7. | raising european nightcrawlers | 1 | | 8. | students raising red worms | 1 | | 9. | publish ical mac to google calendar | 1 | | 10. | how to keep and raise red worms at home | 1 | | 11. | http://10kluke.info | 1 | | 12. | info on red worms | 1 | | 13. | eisenia fetida idaho | 1 | | 14. | red wrigglers cold climate | 1 | | 15. | raising worms at home | 1 |
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Recently I found this nifty plugin called Crawl Rate Tracker. It works like magic! The link to see the crawls being tracked is right there on your dashboard, which I find highly convenient. I highly recommend installing this one.
Also, the related post plugin is another handy plugin that can make a big difference in how your links are crawled and indexed by search engines. As Court explains,
Google likes to see a good amount of internal linking in your site. The reasoning behind this is very simple; if there are a lot of internal links in the site, it will be easier for the user to navigate around. For this reason, Google will reward you for having a lot of internal links.
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03
2008
Posted by: Luke in blogging, personal development, productivity, tags: arrogance, blogger, blogging, confidence, fatigue, friendliness, good chance, guts, kind of pride, mammal, regularity, routine basis, saying hello, search engines, self respect, sweet spot
Search engines. Blog search engines like to hear your ping on a routine basis. Once a week is not enough, and too many per day is just spam. A daily blog hits the sweet spot for the ping services and search engines, and keeps the bots crawling back for more. Friendliness. People who come to your blog do not come to read an old article. They want to see what’s new with you. Making a new post that day (even if it was pre-scheduled) is the equivalent of saying “hello, how are you doing today?” Once their mammal-mind encounters that feeling, they will want to check back the next day to see if you really meant it.
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