Well, Google got off its feet once again to dominate the United States search engine industry. March results are in with Google leading the other search engines with 64% according to Newsweek Information and HitWise. Yahoo! was positioned at 22% and MSN at 9% with Ask.com sliding in with 3%.
The search engine war is on. Make not doubt about it. The other smaller engines are still at the prevailing war and not giving up. Very interesting for statistics keepers. SEO Metro loves comptetition, it's good for business.
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Thursday, April 12, 2007
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Indexability for SEO
The ability for search engines to not be able to index pages is an often unforeseen variable in SEO. Take for example SEO Metro's client Dallas Computer Repair. This website at one time had another template that was indexable by MSN search engines and Yahoo! search engines but was not able to be easily indexed by Google. Problem? Well, yeah with Google having 50% of the searches worldwide daily. The aforementioned website is now able to be crawled by all the major search engines which has made a huge difference in traffic.
The reason that Google was unable to crawl the content was most likely the amount of code that preceded the actual content. The new web template is much cleaner with dramatically less code preceding the content. It took some time, a few months, before the search engines would properly place the site. It was as if the site had launched for the first time minus the filtering time a new site is given.
The reason that Google was unable to crawl the content was most likely the amount of code that preceded the actual content. The new web template is much cleaner with dramatically less code preceding the content. It took some time, a few months, before the search engines would properly place the site. It was as if the site had launched for the first time minus the filtering time a new site is given.
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