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Making Search/Crawl Bots Happy

November 13th, 2009 | Posted in Help, Marketing, SEO Talk

In my last post about “Things That Make Search/Crawl Bots Angry” I mentioned that you need to add anything new to your website or blog – and also promised there that I will write an update to it – that how you can easily add something new to your website or blog without sitting in front of computer.

I know many people will start assuming that I will tell you to write a blog post via mobile and submit it through mobile network to your blog – but its not really such a thing that you have to do – but it is such a thing that naturally comes to you and gets added to your website or blog as an update.

Twitter the beautiful little tool with 140 characters can really make wonders for you – in providing something new to your website or blog on consistent basis – so that bots don’t get angry on your website or blog.

Here is What To Be Done
I assume that you have a twitter account – Who doesn’t have twitter account these days, and if you really don’t have then you are good to read the filthy ebooks to teach you make money.

Just login to your twitter account and under the settings link you will find a link to twitter widget. Just take the twitter widget and post somewhere on your site – whatever place you are comfortable at.

What This Does
So, when you don’t have time or just skipping the updates on your website this tool will help you at that time – you can tweet from your mobile also and can tweet anything – so, the twitter widget automatically updates itself and puts that new message on your website or blog – this way you are continuously adding something new – that’s also without sitting in front of computer.

Very simply and effective method to update your website or blog and keep the search bots happy so they return again in search of something new.

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Protect Your Original Content By Simple Methods

October 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Marketing, SEO Talk

Content is the king – this is the phrase, which rules the Internet. Most of the people have realized this and are urging for good content to embed in their blogs or websites. Content is not only necessary to bring traffic but it is the key point in making good sales volumes also.

As we are growing and more and more people now looking for content, this apparently has given rise to duplicate content or copying content from the original sites. Blog and article writers are often worried about this – that how to protect the content from being copied.

A user popped me up with an interesting question, he said; he has disabled the right click so that content could not be copied – I know this is very amateurish answer – but it was it.

So, blocking the right click access is not about protecting your content – protecting your content is also you can say like this letting first google or any search engine know that you were the first in writing the content so that they don’t mark the content as copied content.

For telling search engines the content you have written is original is immediately after publishing the blog post – place the links in social bookmarking sites and various other places, which are often crawled by search engines quickly.

I am definitely sure that this way search engines would mark your content as yours because you notified them about this creation.

You can also term it as reporting first, who report it first gets the place – this is also applicable for the rewritten content. Try it to believe it.

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