skipfactor
msg:223843 | 8:12 pm on Mar 5, 2003 (gmt 0) |
same here...submitted my root for <$20 & it even crawled every single dynamic page (every product in the db). Go FAST...like this thread to another forum. :)
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Rumbas
msg:223844 | 8:37 pm on Mar 5, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Cops, remember FAST and Google updates are not on the same frequency nor do FAST usually update the whole index at once, but in smaller portions. Let us know how the traffic turns out btw. >what's Google waiting for? Maybe, the techies to return to the Plex and push the big red button? ;)
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rfgdxm1
msg:223845 | 9:40 pm on Mar 5, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I just checked my Alltheweb SERPs. WOW! Top of the heap on everything I am really trying for. I've got the magic Alltheweb touch. Wish I did this well with Google. Or, I wish people used Alltheweb as much as Google.
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diddlydazz
msg:223846 | 9:46 pm on Mar 5, 2003 (gmt 0) |
<<- I wish people used Alltheweb as much as Google. second that ;o) ATW is the only *real* competition Google has, if they could get their updates a bit more regular i'm sure they could start attracting more users. they need to sort out the clustering as well. IMHO Dazz
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o0_cops_0o
msg:223847 | 4:51 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
well im not getting any traffic from alltheweb. Im indexed but all my page links come up under only one word...the domain name (mysite). In the html code i put my domain name for the >title< on every page. would this be why?
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heini
msg:223848 | 4:53 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
> put my domain name for the >title< on every page I hope that's not all you have in title?
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o0_cops_0o
msg:223849 | 4:54 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
thats it :( but i did change the title now on everypage.. just to late.
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diddlydazz
msg:223850 | 4:56 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
hi cops that sounds like an awful waste of a title to me :o) do you have a reason for having the domain in the title? Dazz <-- sorry not fast enough :o(
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o0_cops_0o
msg:223851 | 4:58 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
this is my first site. i thought the title was to be the name of my site
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diddlydazz
msg:223852 | 5:02 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
all of us have started at some point, at least you have webmasterworld members to give you a hand :o) you will find all the info you need here in these forums, about title, metas, etc Good luck with your site :o) Dazz p.s In answer to your question, yes this would be why you see lots of results for your domain name, title plays a role in every engines algo not just Alltheweb.
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heini
msg:223853 | 5:06 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Exactly. Getting tites right is a huge step to success with ATW.
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o0_cops_0o
msg:223854 | 5:11 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
thanks all, is it better to have a couple of keywords in the title or a sentence?
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heini
msg:223855 | 5:14 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
A sentence, so it's good reading for users, containing your keywords. Not too long. There have been great discussions on writing good titles, which apply to all engines. Try site search for "writing titles" and similar.
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diddlydazz
msg:223856 | 5:16 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
titles IMHO should contain your main keywords for the page, but also be natural language. for instance say you sell blue widgets on one page, your title could be something like: Blue widgets, our guide to blue widgets obviously you can do better than that, but i think it serves a good example. notice the keywords are the first words in the title in my experience this helps slightly with rankings. hope this helps Dazz <added>Heini you are too fast for me :o)</added>
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o0_cops_0o
msg:223857 | 5:43 pm on Mar 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
it sure does, thanks all for the quick responce
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soapystar
msg:223858 | 9:04 pm on Mar 8, 2003 (gmt 0) |
not sure why you say use natural language....looking at the top ten results for my keywords..they all use keyword1 kweyword2 random-word keyword1 keyword2..far from natural..its actually spammy!
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