__/ [Big Bill] on Thursday 05 January 2006 16:55 \__
> On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 16:23:46 +0000, Roy Schestowitz
> <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>__/ [ksc@xxxxxx] on Thursday 05 January 2006 15:38 \__
>>
>>> Aloa,
>>>
>>> I'm new to google-sitemap.
>>> Our website has about 400.000 sites and on google are only 500 listed,
>>> since 3 month.
>>>
>>> My question:
>>> Would google declare our new sites as spym, because there are more than
>>> 399.500 new sites?
>>>
>>> br
>>> Charlie
>>
>>I am assuming that by "sites" you are are referring to "pages". To justify
>>crawling of so many page, you must accumulate enough 'energy' by getting
>>more inbound links -- links that point to you site.
>>
>>Be aware that Google's algorithms are 'angered' if a site with a so-called
>>low profile contains many pages. This means that a site with many pages
>>and a low level of 'credibility' (TrustRank and the likes of it) is as-
>>sumed to have irrelevant, organic content. This is based on a personal ob-
>>servation, as well as someone else whose knowledge is based on the Google
>>guidelines for Webmasters.
>>
>>Best of luck,
>>
>>Roy
>>
>>PS - consider expanding your site map progressively. Start with dominant
>>pages and add depth. You will at least get your more 'important' pages
>>indexed first. You could assign page priorities too, but I don't know if
>>this would help.
>
> You might want to offer some advice on what to build his site map
> with, Roy, as Google's I believe gives out after 50,000 pages.
Really? I never knew that. It reminds me of Google Mini for site search. If
the number of pages exceeds a certain value, the price go up. Could they
possibly make this a 'premium membership feature'? Does the sitemap
generation tool give up after 50,000 pages or is it the crawlers that reject
large files? If the former, you can slice down the site, generate subsets of
the overall sitemap and merge files at the end, just stitching together
beginning and end.
Roy
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