Tag Archives: search engines

Making WordPress and Robots.txt work for you

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Bruce

Every website should have a robots.txt file! But, unfortunately in the rush to get a new website launched, this unseen file seens to get forgeooten and most people simply forget all about their unseen robots.txt file .

When using wordpress, and trying to minimize your duplicate content exposure to the search engines, then having a proper robots.txt file is really important. I blogged about this a few months ago, and you can find the post here. Continue reading →

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Get Any Website Indexed in the Search Engines in Under 36 Hours – Part 4

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Bruce

Getting the Search Engines to Your Website To get the search engines racing across to your website, we are going to employ a technique that blogs all over the word use on a daily basis. Pinging! Itâ€™s a silly sounding … Continue reading →

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Get Any Website Indexed in the Search Engines in Under 36 Hours – Part 2

Posted on July 19, 2009 by Bruce

The Recipe: To get any website indexed and listed in the search engines you need two (2) major ingredients in the recipe. 1.Having enough content on the site for the search engine to figure out what your website is about. … Continue reading →

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