Archive for May, 2007

How to Use Google Sitemaps with Yahoo and Other Search Engines

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

Google has made the effort to show webmasters just how useful site maps can be to their search engine spiders.  Site maps help to ensure that all relevant pages are properly indexed, while providing extra value to the site visitors by helping them find content more quickly.Google has made it easy to create and submit […]

How to Keep Pages from Being Listed in Search Engines

Saturday, May 19th, 2007

Most of the time, SEO focuses on how to get pages into search engine results, and how to position those pages once they have been indexed.  But every now and then, you’ll have pages on your website that you want to keep off of the listings.  You may even want to keep your entire website […]

Google to Target Paid Links

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

Matt Cutts, a prolific blogger and an engineer at Google, has asked for feedback that would allow Google to target paid links more accurately, adding that the search engine will be paying more attention to these kinds of links in the future.  The problem, from Google’s standpoint, is that the search engine uses the concept […]

How To Steer New Sites Away From Google Sandbox

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007

The Google Sandbox is phenomenon commonly believed by many webmasters and SEO experts as the practice applied by Google to new sites. It is believed that new sites are being placed on the sandbox for “testing purposes” and usually experiences unstable rankings on search engine result pages (SERP) after a few weeks it first appeared […]