Comments on: Getting your new site into the search engines http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/ SEO in Munich and Ireland Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:41:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Getting your new website indexed | Search Engine Optimisation BlackDog http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-1764 Getting your new website indexed | Search Engine Optimisation BlackDog Wed, 21 Jan 2009 09:40:58 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-1764 [...] to run a new test on some new domains. Last year I posted about the fact that it is pretty easy to get your domain in googles index, but now recently I have seen some changes. For the sake of clarity I will label them domain A and [...] [...] to run a new test on some new domains. Last year I posted about the fact that it is pretty easy to get your domain in googles index, but now recently I have seen some changes. For the sake of clarity I will label them domain A and [...]

]]> By: Paul Savage http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-729 Paul Savage Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:00:10 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-729 @John : thanks for your comment. I would write something directed at the DIGG audience. Or consider rewriting some previous article. Something, short, smart and of interest to what is happening now. For you for example if you had a list of the 10 most funniest lines when people asking about backups. But remeber : Digg can be a double edge sword and can bring down your site if the story reaches the front page. Paul @John : thanks for your comment. I would write something directed at the DIGG audience. Or consider rewriting some previous article. Something, short, smart and of interest to what is happening now. For you for example if you had a list of the 10 most funniest lines when people asking about backups.

But remeber : Digg can be a double edge sword and can bring down your site if the story reaches the front page.

Paul

]]> By: John O''Neill http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-728 John O''Neill Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:54:35 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-728 Hi Paul Thanks for that, more please. When using digg for this purpose do you recommend linking to articles within your site written specifically for digg or can existing articles which are linked from many places as good? Thanks John Hi Paul
Thanks for that, more please.
When using digg for this purpose do you recommend linking to articles within your site written specifically for digg or can existing articles which are linked from many places as good?

Thanks
John

]]> By: Paul Savage http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-535 Paul Savage Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:23:02 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-535 Thanks for your comment Paul ! Digg can be a great tool , if used right, to make a completely new website will appear in the rankings. There are other ways of course, but this is something that anyone with a simple Digg account can do. Now I don't recommend you submit your homepage to digg, rather if you have an interesting article or survey, something that diggers would actually like, it's worth submitting it. P Thanks for your comment Paul !

Digg can be a great tool , if used right, to make a completely new website will appear in the rankings. There are other ways of course, but this is something that anyone with a simple Digg account can do.

Now I don’t recommend you submit your homepage to digg, rather if you have an interesting article or survey, something that diggers would actually like, it’s worth submitting it.

P

]]> By: Paul Anthony http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-532 Paul Anthony Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:39:33 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-532 I did a post similar to this a while back, one thing I've found personally that new site's can benefit from even appearing in Digg's index, as this can give quicker visibility in the SERPs, especially for "domain.com" searches when you are in the sandbox. I did a post similar to this a while back, one thing I’ve found personally that new site’s can benefit from even appearing in Digg’s index, as this can give quicker visibility in the SERPs, especially for “domain.com” searches when you are in the sandbox.

]]> By: Better Late Than Never Links | Ireland SEO Marketing Online http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/new-site-into-the-search-engines/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Better Late Than Never Links | Ireland SEO Marketing Online Tue, 16 Sep 2008 18:38:54 +0000 http://www.blackdog.ie/blog/?p=39#comment-529 [...] Cormac Moylan’s announcement that Omniserve has a competitor for their Google Rapid Inclusion Tool caught my eye. I’ve been following Omniserve’s claims on how they get their clients into Google with particular interest so I wasn’t surprised to see someone launch FluffyLinkulator.  If I can get the time I’ll probably do a full post on Omniserve’s Google Rapid Inclusion Tool and better ways on how to get a new site into search engines. [...] [...] Cormac Moylan’s announcement that Omniserve has a competitor for their Google Rapid Inclusion Tool caught my eye. I’ve been following Omniserve’s claims on how they get their clients into Google with particular interest so I wasn’t surprised to see someone launch FluffyLinkulator.  If I can get the time I’ll probably do a full post on Omniserve’s Google Rapid Inclusion Tool and better ways on how to get a new site into search engines. [...]

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