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linked it with a PR 5 site in the same niche as the targeted words im going for and google hit all the cloaked pages within a few days to a week...
ive switched it up now and have it set for around 100 pages and now google will hit my site, but usually not go past the /
my directory structure is like so:
domain.com/
domain.com/static-kw/dynamic-key-words.html
the page changes if its refreshed so im wondering if this is the problem?
NE ideas? thank you.
Just feeding generated pages, so users and SEs see the saame thing.
Google has identified you as a cloaker and flagged your site. You will need to quit cloaking and submit a reinclusion request confessing your transgressions. (Either get better at cloaking or quit cloaking, or they will bust you again!) ;)
(hanging my head in shame) OK, I'm describing personal experiences from about two and a half years ago and it may not be accurate today...
thats ok..
MSN's new bot is EATING IT UP.
hitting every freaking page i have.
The content changing is exactly what i thought would ruin me!.... its ok.. on to better things.
to a robot's eyes, what's the difference between a page with dinamic content for SE feed, like meweb.com/my-keyword.htm and a genuine page with changing content, say /my-daily-comment.htm?
I mean, pages are evolving things, we're supposed to be allowed to change their content. If the robot thinks a page change is a spam, what should be done?
Saludos
and what happens with explicit dinamic pages, say with .asp or .php extensions, changing content every time, that also counts as cloaking?
For example, i have a web, with a bar on the side, and everytime it presents a random joke from a DB. If you make 10 reloads in 10 secs, i assure you that the joke bit is going to be different every time. but about 80% of the content will be the same.
does this count as spam for our beloved Gbot?
