| What's the relation between google and alexa
who knows what is the relation between google and alexa, thank! |
hotice_2002
msg:406575 | 10:23 am on Jan 1, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I submitted my website to google 6 days ago.
Two days ago, a search engine spider visited my website
the ip address information is as below: 209.237.238.165 crawl15-public.alexa.com I never submit my site to alexa, and no webpage link to this site, this is a new one. This spider gave my website a deeply crawl. Yesterday, the real google robot visited my website
the ip address information is as below:
64.68.82.14 crawler10.googlebot.com I want to know whether google and alexa share their received Addurl Application. How does alexa know my website has been launched?
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duncan12
msg:406576 | 5:15 pm on Jan 2, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Google definitely does not share their addurl info with Alexa. Alexa gets its URLs from usage of its toolbar and from web discovery (links found on other sites.) So, either your link was found on another site or an Alexa Toolbar user visited your site. You will probably find that Alexa also crawls deeper and more frequently than Google. Congrats on the launch of your site.
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FoodPlaces
msg:406577 | 9:21 pm on Jan 2, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Alexa often gets their information from DMOZ directory... are you there? If you were to look up our site, it is listed on Alexa as Widgets - Nowhereville (city name) which is what the old listing in DMOZ says from when it was a local site (years ago). Alexa uses that as their site title unfortunately. Oddly, nothing I do will get DMOZ to change it, while one of our competitors gets to falsly promote his site... no response to my complaints either, but that all is another issue... Basically, we got onto Alexa via DMOZ. - Rob
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hotice_2002
msg:406578 | 5:47 am on Jan 3, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Thanks a lot.
Maybe some visited my website and he installed alexa toolbar, as a reslut alexa's spiders visited my website.
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