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4/28/2008 7:04 PM
 

My site is completely invincible to search engines, am trying to use SEO applications online to help my case but all the meta tags created does not seem to show up on my page.

How do I fix this?

Edgar

 
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4/28/2008 7:32 PM
 

I wish my site was completely invincible to search engines, but I guess that you are saying that your site is completely invisible to search engines.  It would help to know what the URL for your site is.  Btw, meta tags dont make any difference anyway.

JK.


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4/28/2008 8:11 PM
 

My site is www.arodrive.com, what tools are available to increase search engine ranking and visibility on directors on the web.

Edgar

 
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4/29/2008 1:55 PM
 

By far, the two most effective way to increase your ranking is to A) have many links to your site from legitimate resources and B) have lots of current and relevant content.  Coincidentally, those are also the two best ways to get traffic to your site and keep it there.

Don't play SEO tricks, they'll get you delisted and even banned.  Hidden text, links from link exchange sites, links to link exchange sites (including web rings unless you are extremely focused), repeatedly submitting your site for indexing and so on.  Also remember it may take time to get listed, several weeks and even months on some engines.  Having a newly registered domain counts against you, so your site rankings will improve as your longevity increases.

And there's always sponsored listings if your site justifies them.

Jeff

 
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4/29/2008 2:45 PM
 

Edgar:

Pay attention to what Jeff says, I was going to write something along those lines too.  Good content and links from other legitimate sites is what does it.

For Google, there are no short-cuts, you have to wait, by definition, they don't list domains right away to avoid benefiting the domain wranglers.  Submit your site once and let it be.

The other engines may list you sooner but again, no guarantee.  Most engines have a tool to submit your domain, use them, once.

At this point I don't know how much it matters but in the sites I want listed I include a robots.txt just in case with the content below:

# Allow spiders to crawl and index everything.
User-Agent: *
Allow: /

With these recommendations, and nothing else special, my sites do fairly well. 

Carlos

 

 
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