Big Bill wrote:
> On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 13:51:30 +0100, Roy Schestowitz
> <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote:
>
>>piyush@stellarinfo.com wrote:
>>
>>> You are right .
>>> I totally agree with you.
>>>
>>> Can u help me regarding RSS feed. Does this rss feed really affects the
>>> search engine result ?
>>> Does this effect is persistant or it is Ephemeral ?
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>
>>RSS feeds as a 'crawling guidance map' mean that you have better control
>>over what gets indexed and how often it gets indexed.
>
> Actually you don't, as indexing is not the same as crawling. Plus you
> have to bear in mind relative timeframes.
>
>>The content of your
>>pages will determine your positions in search engine results page. Hence,
>>only _content_ will determine your success. However, you sometimes need to
>>get items indexed quickly. Too late => lower SERP popularity.
>
> It do? Why? Not in a rolling environment, surely?
I was talking specifically about news which are delivered massively for the
course of a few days only. As an example, many people must have searched
for 'olympic bid' between July 1st and the 6th. The SERP trends can
sometimes be visualised by cyberspace clouds that change daily. See for
example:
http://www.tagcloud.com/
Google site maps allow you to be added to significant SERP's with actuality
very quickly. I don't think they are of much interest to you, Bill. Neither
will they assist my site, which does not expand in a single direction.
Roy
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