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I may have posted this to you before, but not sure…
As far as Google is concerned, my main site just recently got fully indexed. Why? Because I created a Google Sitemap. After that it took about 2-3 days max and all my pages were indexed.
This sitemap tells Google exactly how your site is laid out.. Google will then follow the XML-formatted file and spider the site appropriately.
Hope that helps you out – it helped me tremendously (found this approach at webmasterworld).
kw
Think about getting some deeplinks to some of your more important pages too, not just to your home page.
The google sitemap is a great idea. For Yahoo and MSN,
try adding an RSS feed to the “My Yahoo” section on Yahoo. It will most likely get the Yahoo bot to crawl your pages at least once a day. MSN has an add RSS feed feature, too, but I haven’t gotten dramatic results with it.To learn more about creating an RSS feed, go to forums.seochat.com and do a search on it. There’s plenty of info on it.
Hi cat
I hope you’re well!Some programs which can help you to build your G sitemap:
http://www.vigos.com/index.php?gsitemap(This is a downloadable program, I think it is very good.)
http://www.blocklayer.com/googlesitemap/
(It is a web based program)
Hope this helps!
Cheers :clapper:
Thanks.
But I have the google sitemap installed since a month or so.Somebody told me that maybe my content is not original but I write all my pages on my own besides the few reviews I am using from the casinos marketing material.
The only idea I am having is that the content maybe is too similar.
The pages all deal with gambling and one is for the poker games the other for the slots and so on. The links anchor text is the same on all inner pages.
That’s clear.
The text on the inner pages is different.
I would appreciate more comments.
🙁Post or PM your website…
just found out that the correct tag 4 looking up the inner pages in google is
site:http://www.awesomepage.com
So that looks better
:la-de-da:
How do look up your inner pages in yahoo and msn?
The “site:” command works in all 3 engines.
