deadsea
msg:4263576 | 1:35 pm on Feb 7, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Google won't send traffic to pages that disappear and re-appear regularly. The webmaster guidelines state that they only consider stable sites that are live 24 hours a day. If these pages are that much in flux, maybe you shouldn't be trying to drive search engine traffic to them at all.
The sitemap feed is a tool for you to use to tell google what is new and what has changed. If you want these pages to be indexed and you want Google to see what is fresh, then recreate the feed frequently and use it to actually tell Google about these changes, it will save googlebot time and effort. I don't think there is any requirement that you do so. I wouldn't expect that leaving a slightly stale feed in place for a week would hurt.
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goodroi
msg:4263911 | 9:26 pm on Feb 7, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Google tends not to respond well to urls only exist for a few hours. You may want to focus on your more stable urls and if you don't have any then create some.
Google News might be a better fit for your pages then Google Search.
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fahad direct
msg:4264130 | 12:51 pm on Feb 8, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for the replies. What if my pages won't be removed once created but changes in contents are so rapid that being changed on 3 or 4 times daily?
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