September 24, 2010
When does Google actually Cache Blog
5:08 PM |
Google Cache sites and blogs means that it includes it in its search.
This is all according to my experience. I kind of figured it out ;) .
If you look for it in Google help, they have used a word GoogleBot, which looks for new stuff and then cache it.
It looks for fresh and really unique stuff, if found, it is cached immediately. This goes for absolutely new blogs, but this doesn’t mean that if that’s not the case with your blog, it won’t get cached. It will, but it might take some time and a number of posts.
If your blog is new, just keep on posting and it will get cached, in a week or two, may be little more, may be less, depends.
Once your blog is cached and your posts are somehow different, they will be cached time to time in no time :) and once you are regular your blog will be cached regularly too.
This is all according to my experience. I kind of figured it out ;) .
If you look for it in Google help, they have used a word GoogleBot, which looks for new stuff and then cache it.
It looks for fresh and really unique stuff, if found, it is cached immediately. This goes for absolutely new blogs, but this doesn’t mean that if that’s not the case with your blog, it won’t get cached. It will, but it might take some time and a number of posts.
If your blog is new, just keep on posting and it will get cached, in a week or two, may be little more, may be less, depends.
Once your blog is cached and your posts are somehow different, they will be cached time to time in no time :) and once you are regular your blog will be cached regularly too.
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SEO Show Post name First and then Blog name
4:52 PM |
ONLY FOR BLOGGER
So, did you create a blog and having trouble finding some traffic (users). Most important thing in your blog is the Post. No one at first cares about what is the name of your blog, they will come for what you have on that blog. Now, here’s the problem, when users surf the web and do searches, the search shows their result, but wait, where did your blog go. It is at the end, with your Blog name in the beginning followed by your post name, so ultimately hardly any one sees it.
The image below is main page, but this is how it looks with blog name first.
Let’s bring your Post Title in the beginning and then your blog name.
When the changes occur, it will look like the image below.
Sign-in to your blogger account; go to Design and then Edit HTML.
Now look for: (at the moment I can't place html code in post so plz open the paste)
http://tinypaste.com/8a6d9d
You can press CTRL+F to open IE search called FIND and type the whole above thing in it.
Once found, replace it with: (at the moment I can't place html code in post so plz open the paste)
http://tinypaste.com/e4409
Click save. It is Done. The changes will take effect as soon as google cache’s your blog. When Does Google Actually Cache Your Blog?
Once cached, just sit back and see the traffic roll in.
According to me this is the best Search Engine Optimization trick.
So, did you create a blog and having trouble finding some traffic (users). Most important thing in your blog is the Post. No one at first cares about what is the name of your blog, they will come for what you have on that blog. Now, here’s the problem, when users surf the web and do searches, the search shows their result, but wait, where did your blog go. It is at the end, with your Blog name in the beginning followed by your post name, so ultimately hardly any one sees it.
The image below is main page, but this is how it looks with blog name first.
Let’s bring your Post Title in the beginning and then your blog name.
When the changes occur, it will look like the image below.
Sign-in to your blogger account; go to Design and then Edit HTML.
Now look for: (at the moment I can't place html code in post so plz open the paste)
http://tinypaste.com/8a6d9d
You can press CTRL+F to open IE search called FIND and type the whole above thing in it.
Once found, replace it with: (at the moment I can't place html code in post so plz open the paste)
http://tinypaste.com/e4409
Click save. It is Done. The changes will take effect as soon as google cache’s your blog. When Does Google Actually Cache Your Blog?
Once cached, just sit back and see the traffic roll in.
According to me this is the best Search Engine Optimization trick.
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