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Many questions about website architecture, crawling and indexing, and even ranking issues can be boiled down to one central issue: How easy is it for search engines to crawl your site? We've spoken on this topic at a number of recent events, and below you'll find our presentation and some key takeaways on this topic.
The Internet is a big place; new content is being created all the time. Google has a finite number of resources, so when faced with the nearly-infinite quantity of content that's available online, Googlebot is only able to find and crawl a percentage of that content. Then, of the content we've crawled, we're only able to index a portion.
URLs are like the bridges between your website and a search engine's crawler: crawlers need to be able to find and cross those bridges (i.e., find and crawl your URLs) in order to get to your site's content. If your URLs are complicated or redundant, crawlers are going to spend time tracing and retracing their steps; if your URLs are organized and lead directly to distinct content, crawlers can spend their time accessing your content rather than crawling through empty pages, or crawling the same content over and over via different URLs.
In the slides above you can see some examples of what not to do—real-life examples (though names have been changed to protect the innocent) of homegrown URL hacks and encodings, parameters masquerading as part of the URL path, infinite crawl spaces, and more. You'll also find some recommendations for straightening out that labyrinth of URLs and helping crawlers find more of your content faster, including:
If you have further questions about optimizing your site for crawling and indexing, check out some of our previous writing on the subject, or stop by our Help Forum.
this is a topic published in 2013... to get contents for your blog or your forum, just contact me at: devnasser@gmail.com
Many questions about website architecture, crawling and indexing, and even ranking issues can be boiled down to one central issue: How easy is it for search engines to crawl your site? We've spoken on this topic at a number of recent events, and below you'll find our presentation and some key takeaways on this topic.
The Internet is a big place; new content is being created all the time. Google has a finite number of resources, so when faced with the nearly-infinite quantity of content that's available online, Googlebot is only able to find and crawl a percentage of that content. Then, of the content we've crawled, we're only able to index a portion.
URLs are like the bridges between your website and a search engine's crawler: crawlers need to be able to find and cross those bridges (i.e., find and crawl your URLs) in order to get to your site's content. If your URLs are complicated or redundant, crawlers are going to spend time tracing and retracing their steps; if your URLs are organized and lead directly to distinct content, crawlers can spend their time accessing your content rather than crawling through empty pages, or crawling the same content over and over via different URLs.
In the slides above you can see some examples of what not to do—real-life examples (though names have been changed to protect the innocent) of homegrown URL hacks and encodings, parameters masquerading as part of the URL path, infinite crawl spaces, and more. You'll also find some recommendations for straightening out that labyrinth of URLs and helping crawlers find more of your content faster, including:
- Remove user-specific details from URLs.
URL parameters that don't change the content of the page—like session IDs or sort order—can be removed from the URL and put into a cookie. By putting this information in a cookie and 301 redirecting to a "clean" URL, you retain the information and reduce the number of URLs pointing to that same content. - Rein in infinite spaces.
Do you have a calendar that links to an infinite number of past or future dates (each with their own unique URL)? Do you have paginated data that returns a status code of 200 when you add &page=3563 to the URL, even if there aren't that many pages of data? If so, you have an infinite crawl space on your website, and crawlers could be wasting their (and your!) bandwidth trying to crawl it all. Consider these tips for reining in infinite spaces. - Disallow actions Googlebot can't perform.
Using your robots.txt file, you can disallow crawling of login pages, contact forms, shopping carts, and other pages whose sole functionality is something that a crawler can't perform. (Crawlers are notoriously cheap and shy, so they don't usually "Add to cart" or "Contact us.") This lets crawlers spend more of their time crawling content that they can actually do something with. - One man, one vote. One URL, one set of content.
In an ideal world, there's a one-to-one pairing between URL and content: each URL leads to a unique piece of content, and each piece of content can only be accessed via one URL. The closer you can get to this ideal, the more streamlined your site will be for crawling and indexing. If your CMS or current site setup makes this difficult, you can use the rel=canonical element to indicate the preferred URL for a particular piece of content.
If you have further questions about optimizing your site for crawling and indexing, check out some of our previous writing on the subject, or stop by our Help Forum.
this is a topic published in 2013... to get contents for your blog or your forum, just contact me at: devnasser@gmail.com
Seo Master present to you: 
Tips Cara Membuat Blog Dengan Mudah - Oh ia sebelumnya teman teman saya banyak yang nanya nih Cara Membuat Blog Dengan Mudah.
Bagi teman-teman yang masih belum memiliki akun Gmail atau email di Gmail, maka cara membuat blog ini akan kita awali dengan membuat akun Gmail terlebih dahulu. Agar tidak berlama-lama lagi, maka berikut adalah langkah-langkah cara membuat akun Gmail.
A. Cara membuat Gmail
1. Kunjungi situs www.gmail.com
2. Dengan mengunjungi alamat situs diatas, maka teman-teman akan melihat tampilan situs seperti yang tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
- Kliklah tombol "CREATE AN ACCOUNT" untuk memulai membuat Gmail.
3. Setelah melalui proses nomor 2, maka akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti berikut ini:
Pada bagian ini, maka isilah hal-hal yang diminta pada form pengisian data, seperti:
- Pada bagian kolom "Name" isikanlah dengan nama awal dan nama akhir kamu.
- pada bagian "Choose your username" isikan dengan username yang kamu inginkan, misalnya belajarblog@gmail.com
- Pada bagian "Create a password" isikan dengan password yang kamu inginkan.
- pada bagian "Confrim your password" isikan sama dengan kolom create a password diatasnya.
- pada bagian "Birthday" isikan sesuai dengan tangga lahir kamu.
- Pada bagian "Gender" isikan dengan jenis kelamin kamu.
- Pada bagian "Mobile phone" isikan dengan nomor ponsel kamu.
- Pada bagian "Current email address" dapat tidak diisi bila sebelumnya kamu belum memiliki email
- Pada bagian "Prove you're not a robot" isikan sesuai dengan gambar tulisan yang muncul diatasnya.
- Pada bagian "Location" pilih negara asal kita sesuai dengan yang sudah tercantum, misalnya "Indonesia"
- Centang pada tanda "I agree to the Google Terms of Services anda Privacy Policy"
- Kemudian klik tombol "Next step"
Tunggu beberapa saat, maka seketika akan datang sebuah SMS dari Google ke nomor HP yang sudah kamu isikan sebelumnya untuk me-aktivasi akun Gmail yang baru saja kamu buat.
Bila langkah-langkah diatas sudah dilakukan dengan benar, maka tentu sebuah akun Gmail akan selesai dibuat. Selanjutnya adalah langkah kita membuat blog baru di Blogger.
2. Cara Membuat Blog
1. Kunjungi situs www.blogger.com
2. Setelah teman-teman kunjungi halaman diatas, maka akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
Pada bagian ini, maka isilah hal-hal yang diminta pada form pengisian data, seperti:
- Pada bagian "Judul Blog" isi dengan judul blog sesuai dengan keinginan kamu, misalnya "Belajar Ngeblog"
- Pada bagian "Alamat blog (URL)" silahkan isikan dengan nama blog yang kamu inginkan, misalnya "belajar-blog-aja"
- Pada bagian "Buktikan bahwa Anda bukan robot" isikan dengan tulisan yang tampak pada gambar.
- Klik tombol "Lanjutkan"
3. Akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
Pada bagian ini pilihlah salah satu template yang tersedia sesuai yang kamu inginkan. Setelah memilih salah satu template,
maka langkah selanjutnya adalah meng-klik tombol "Lanjutkan"
4. Akan terlihat tampilan seperti pada gambar berikut ini:
Dengan tampilan situs seperti demikian diatas, maka Cara Membuat Blog Dengan Mudah sudah selesai, dan kini saatnya untuk memulai menulis di blog kamu dengan cara mengklik tombol "Mulai Blogging"
2013, By: Seo Master
Ternyata Blog mempunyai banyak Situsnya, Tapi saya memakai Blogspot.com biar lebih mudah.
Keterangan : Blogger-ly Blog saya waktu dulu dan saya mengganti domainnya menjadi SEO-XP.
Jadi hasilnya ini bukan hasil Copassan.
Beberapa Situsnya :
1. Wordpress.com
2. Wokaylah.com
3. Blogger/blogspot
4. Blogster.com
5. Blog Rediff (Rediffland.com)
6. Blogsome.com
Nah apa saja hal yang diperlukan untuk membuat blog di Blogger? Salah satu syarat agar kita bisa membuat blog gratis di Blogger adalah bahwa kita harus memiliki akun email dari Gmail, yaitu email yang dimiliki oleh Google. Seperti diketahui bahwa Blogger sendiri merupakan layanan blog gratis yang dimiliki oleh Google, jadi wajar saja bila pihak Blogger meminta kita harus memiliki akun Gmail terlebih dahulu, apabila kita hendak memiliki blog di Blogger.
Keterangan : Blogger-ly Blog saya waktu dulu dan saya mengganti domainnya menjadi SEO-XP.
Jadi hasilnya ini bukan hasil Copassan.
Beberapa Situsnya :
1. Wordpress.com
2. Wokaylah.com
3. Blogger/blogspot
4. Blogster.com
5. Blog Rediff (Rediffland.com)
6. Blogsome.com
Nah apa saja hal yang diperlukan untuk membuat blog di Blogger? Salah satu syarat agar kita bisa membuat blog gratis di Blogger adalah bahwa kita harus memiliki akun email dari Gmail, yaitu email yang dimiliki oleh Google. Seperti diketahui bahwa Blogger sendiri merupakan layanan blog gratis yang dimiliki oleh Google, jadi wajar saja bila pihak Blogger meminta kita harus memiliki akun Gmail terlebih dahulu, apabila kita hendak memiliki blog di Blogger.
Bagi teman-teman yang masih belum memiliki akun Gmail atau email di Gmail, maka cara membuat blog ini akan kita awali dengan membuat akun Gmail terlebih dahulu. Agar tidak berlama-lama lagi, maka berikut adalah langkah-langkah cara membuat akun Gmail.
A. Cara membuat Gmail
1. Kunjungi situs www.gmail.com
2. Dengan mengunjungi alamat situs diatas, maka teman-teman akan melihat tampilan situs seperti yang tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
3. Setelah melalui proses nomor 2, maka akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti berikut ini:
Pada bagian ini, maka isilah hal-hal yang diminta pada form pengisian data, seperti:
- Pada bagian kolom "Name" isikanlah dengan nama awal dan nama akhir kamu.
- pada bagian "Choose your username" isikan dengan username yang kamu inginkan, misalnya belajarblog@gmail.com
- Pada bagian "Create a password" isikan dengan password yang kamu inginkan.
- pada bagian "Confrim your password" isikan sama dengan kolom create a password diatasnya.
- pada bagian "Birthday" isikan sesuai dengan tangga lahir kamu.
- Pada bagian "Gender" isikan dengan jenis kelamin kamu.
- Pada bagian "Mobile phone" isikan dengan nomor ponsel kamu.
- Pada bagian "Current email address" dapat tidak diisi bila sebelumnya kamu belum memiliki email
- Pada bagian "Prove you're not a robot" isikan sesuai dengan gambar tulisan yang muncul diatasnya.
- Pada bagian "Location" pilih negara asal kita sesuai dengan yang sudah tercantum, misalnya "Indonesia"
- Centang pada tanda "I agree to the Google Terms of Services anda Privacy Policy"
- Kemudian klik tombol "Next step"
Tunggu beberapa saat, maka seketika akan datang sebuah SMS dari Google ke nomor HP yang sudah kamu isikan sebelumnya untuk me-aktivasi akun Gmail yang baru saja kamu buat.
Bila langkah-langkah diatas sudah dilakukan dengan benar, maka tentu sebuah akun Gmail akan selesai dibuat. Selanjutnya adalah langkah kita membuat blog baru di Blogger.
2. Cara Membuat Blog
1. Kunjungi situs www.blogger.com
2. Setelah teman-teman kunjungi halaman diatas, maka akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
- Pada bagian "Judul Blog" isi dengan judul blog sesuai dengan keinginan kamu, misalnya "Belajar Ngeblog"
- Pada bagian "Alamat blog (URL)" silahkan isikan dengan nama blog yang kamu inginkan, misalnya "belajar-blog-aja"
- Pada bagian "Buktikan bahwa Anda bukan robot" isikan dengan tulisan yang tampak pada gambar.
- Klik tombol "Lanjutkan"
3. Akan terlihat tampilan situs seperti tampak pada gambar berikut ini:
maka langkah selanjutnya adalah meng-klik tombol "Lanjutkan"
4. Akan terlihat tampilan seperti pada gambar berikut ini:
2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you:
Just lately we have started to read in the UK newspapers that property prices are set to tumble. Living in the so-called affluent South in a small coastal town I long for the day that house prices do exactly that.
In the Rhondda Valley area of beautiful Wales, a three bed roomed terraced home can be purchased for as little as £35,000. My search also revealed one house in need of updating in
Treorchy for just £25,000, but there were a number of others, all advertised as being in good order, in the £35,000 to £40,000 price range. Some of the locations listed in this price bracket are Cwmparc, Treorchy and Tynewydd. This area has shown a rise in prices over the two years since I first complied this list, but still represents exceptional value compared to other parts of the UK.
A three-bedroomed, terraced house in the Potteries area can be bought for as little as £40,000 to £45,000. A semi-detached home, in good order, sells for as little as £55,000.
2013, By: Seo Master
The true North South divide
Just lately we have started to read in the UK newspapers that property prices are set to tumble. Living in the so-called affluent South in a small coastal town I long for the day that house prices do exactly that.
My home is a 3 bed roomed terraced house. It's no better nor worse than most other average
family homes up and down the length and breadth of the UK, but there is one crucial difference. That is its value. Here in the South-East property prices are dizzyingly expensive. My little house
would fetch around £270,000 if I were ever to sell it. To make the move to a more expensive home worth anything up to £500,000, I would be required to pay 3% of the new property's purchase price in Stamp Duty Land Tax. For properties priced between £500,001 and £1,000,000, the tax increases to 4%, and if I were to leap up the ladder to a house valued at more than a million my payment to the treasury would be 5% of it's sale price.
family homes up and down the length and breadth of the UK, but there is one crucial difference. That is its value. Here in the South-East property prices are dizzyingly expensive. My little house
would fetch around £270,000 if I were ever to sell it. To make the move to a more expensive home worth anything up to £500,000, I would be required to pay 3% of the new property's purchase price in Stamp Duty Land Tax. For properties priced between £500,001 and £1,000,000, the tax increases to 4%, and if I were to leap up the ladder to a house valued at more than a million my payment to the treasury would be 5% of it's sale price.
Here in the South-East we are obliged to pay through the nose for quite average homes, and then pay taxes on top for the privilege. Elsewhere in the UK property prices are no-where near as prohibitive, and consequently there are huge numbers of home owners living in Britain who will never pay a penny to the government in Stamp Duty. For properties priced between £125,001 and £250,000 the duty is levied at a mere 1%. Beneath that price the duty disappears altogether.
For ordinary, working families living in the South-East of England, property ownership comes at a very high price indeed, and government policies in this instance, do little to alleviate the financial pain. The Chancellor of the Exchequor, Geaorge Osborne, missed an opportunity to remedy this in his 2013 spring budget. Instead he opted to channel resources into maintaining the status quo, and the government will implement a series of measures to help people raise the enormous deposits required by the banks to put down on over-priced homes.
However, for those whose jobs are more mobile, there is a whole wealth of property readily available in cheaper areas of the UK. Here are some places you might wish to consider in your search for an affordable three-bed roomed house. All prices given were found on the Right move web-site, and are current for February 2013.
1. Rhondda, Glamorgan
In the Rhondda Valley area of beautiful Wales, a three bed roomed terraced home can be purchased for as little as £35,000. My search also revealed one house in need of updating in
The Rhondda Valley is most notable for its historical link to the coal mining industry, and the closure of many local pits in the 1990s left a legacy of high unemployment. The vast amount of low-priced homes for sale in this region is a reflection of the pain that these communities continue to feel.
2. Liverpool
Once, famously, home to the Beatles and Cilla Black, lively Liverpool with all it's musical and artistic heritage, has a plentiful supply of reasonably priced three bedroomed terraced houses. The lowest priced example I came across in this area was a home in nearby Bootle which is being offered at £34,500, and there are a number of attractive, basic properties available in the Liverpool area in the £35,000 to £40,000 price bracket. Shared ownership schemes seem to be popular in this region, and many, reasonably priced, brand new homes, come to the market offering 25% to 75% shared ownership.
In recent years, Liverpool has been transformed into one of the UK’s leading business destinations by an ambitious and far-reaching regeneration programme. Although the plethora of cheap housing seems to tell it's own story, it may just be that the house prices are only temporarily lagging behind the bigger picture. Certainly, here, as in other areas I've investigated, there has been a significant rise in house prices at the lower end of the scale.
3. Stoke-on-Trent
Stoke-on-Trent is well known for the numerous potteries that grew up in and around the town from the 17th century onwards. Wedgwood, Minton and Royal Doulton are among the more
famous china manufacturers from this area, and the potteries, together with abundant local supplies of coal and iron, ensured the prosperity of the region for several centuries. More recently, however, with pit closures, and the loss of numerous factories and steelworks, there has been a sharp rise in unemployment. Nowadays, local tourism opportunities are beginning to be exploited, and both the china works, and the canal system draw their fair share of visitors to the region each year.
A three-bedroomed, terraced house in the Potteries area can be bought for as little as £40,000 to £45,000. A semi-detached home, in good order, sells for as little as £55,000.
4. Wakefield, West Yorkshire
The site of a battle during the Wars of the Roses, Wakefield developed over the centuries, into an important market town and centre for wool, exploiting its position on the navigable River
Calder to become an inland port. In more recent years, Wakefield has seen a decline in it's fortunes as the textiles and glass making factories which first made it wealthy finally closed in the 1970s and 1980s. This was further compounded by pit closures, which resulted in high levels of unemployment.
In Castleford, Hunslet and Royston, three bedroomed homes are readily available in the £45,000 to £55,000 price bracket. The lower end prices are a little higher in nearby Wakefield, Pontefract, Leeds and Barnsley, but all show listings for comfortable, habitable properties around £65,000.
5. Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Three bedroomed houses priced at between £55,000 and £65,000 are plentiful in the Newcastle upon-Tyne area of Tyne & Wear. The port developed in the 16th century and, along with the shipyards lower down the river Tyne, it became one of the world's largest ship-building and ship-repairing centres. These industries have since gone into decline, and today, Newcastle-upon-Tyne is largely a business and cultural centre, with a lively nightlife. Newcastle-upon Tyne has shown one of the largest increases in property prices since this list was first compiled in 2011, and the prices appear to be rising much faster than the national average.
6. Belfast and Antrim
Famous for being home to the shipyard that built the Titanic, the hilly streets of beautiful Belfast have seen more than their fair share of problems over the years. The continuing sectarian conflict that has divided communities in this city, is in sharp contrast, however, to the warm welcome that visitors receive here. Belfast has a vibrant and thriving city centre with great leisure facilities, historic sites to visit, fabulous shopping streets and excellent transport links. A comfortable three-bedroomed home in nearby Antrim or Newtownabbey could be yours from as little as 70,000, but you'll have to be quick, as the available housing stocks as at February 2013, are very, very low.
7. Hull
Historic Kingston-Upon-Hull, better known as just plain 'Hull' has poetic and theatrical links as well as a fascinating maritime past. Recent investment in urban regeneration has brought about much improvement in poorer areas in and around the city, but the property prices remain some of the UK's lowest. I found a number of three-bedroomed terraced houses advertised for sale priced at around £49,950, all within a ten mile radius of Hull City Centre. Homes in the £55,000 to £65,000 price range are readily available. If you have a little more to spend, £249,500 will buy you a spacious, detached house with good sized gardens, in one of the better areas. and you could still avoid the Chancellor's 3% stamp duty bracket.
8. Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Industrious Sheffield, famous for it's cutlers and surrounded by some of Britain's most ruggedly beautiful countryside, this city has seen tough times in more recent years. Like many of the areas listed here, Sheffield has seen employment prospects wax and wane, but it still remains a vibrant University City with many galleries and museums to browse, and great sporting and leisure facilities. Three-bedroomed terraced houses can be bought for as little as £50,000, and there are a number available in the £55,000 to £65,000 price bracket both in Sheffield, and in the surrounding towns and villages.
9.Birmingham
Birmingham, in the West Midlands county of England, is the UK's second most populous city after London. Once at the forefront of the industrial revolution, Birmingham remains a major international commercial centre. It is home to no less than three universities, and is also the site of Britain's National Exhibition Centre. Despite it's sprawling, urban environment, Birmingham enjoys over 8,000 acres of parkland within it's boundaries and also has a fascinating and picturesque network of canals and waterways running through the city.
Three bedroomed houses in the Birmingham districts of Smethwick and Oldbury begin at between £65,000 and £75,000
10. Swansea, South Wales
Swansea and Port Talbot can trace their roots back to the stone age. The Romans and the Vikings both came and put their mark on these ancient settlements, and the people of these towns have been seafarers, ship-builders, merchants, and coal-miners. Situated on the edge of the beautiful Gower Peninsula, this part of Wales has much to recommend it, not least it's property prices. The lowest priced 3 bedroom terraced homes can be bought for as little as £55,000.