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Sunday, 9 December 2007

Google - Don't Forget The Bread & Butter Crawling!

I was just adding some content to my Olympics blog and noticed that newly posted content was being added into the serps instantly - but pages on the site that I'd hard-coded in still aren't in a week later.

I know it ranks well (at the moment) for one of the most important phrases of next year, but it still isn't loved enough to deep (cough - one link deep) crawl. But surely they shouldn't be relying so heavily on leveraging our RSS feeds or Feedburner to find new content!

Surely doesn't having an RSS feed for non-blog sites become even more important now? I've even been trying to get one of my clients to create an RSS feed for the past two years with no luck!

Does anyone else have any issues with non blog content on their blog domain?

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2 Comments:

At 10 December 2007 at 12:30 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have noticed google is crawling new posts on some of my blogs very quickly, I guess it is from the rss feed?
They dont revisit old content and my sticky content that much.

What is getting them to crawl quick though is that the blog pings google, sitemap update alerts google via google sitemaps, is it via a rss feed?

I dont know tha answer just interested what people think.

The blogs involved dont have many links in, so google must be using one of the methods above.

 
At 10 December 2007 at 12:54 , Blogger getvisible said...

I think they're just going the rss feeds. They own feedburner so have the technology and db in place to take content very quickly.

I just wish they took non-blog content as fast - but we can't have everything.

Now if they allowed blogger to publish pages in .php (other than the homepage) then I can include my nice php scripts that draw in news dynamically - rather than create static ones :-(

ho hum! Merry Christmas by the way matey!

 

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