Its My Blah Blah Blah!!
Now, you can simply add thistag to specify your preferred version:
inside thesection of the duplicate content URLs:
http://www.example.com/product.php?xxxxx
http://www.example.com/product.php?kjkkjkk
and Google will understand that the duplicates all refer to the canonical URL: http://www.example.com/product.php?xxxxx. Additional URL properties, like PageRank and related signals, are transferred as well.
Its simple, Just follow the below steps:
Okay so for those who don’t know, Dmoz is actually an Open Directory Project list includes a vast list of websites from round the globe. The main thing about Dmoz directory is that its a human edited directory and your site must be a quality website so as to get listed in this directory.
As this is a human edited directory so it might take months and sometimes even years to get listed in this directory, But before you submitt your website into it just make sure ur website matches all the below conditions:
Just keep the above points in mind and it will be easy to get your site listed next time.
If you still find it hard .. just let me know !!
Okay, There was an idiot project manager in my previous office where I worked for something around 5 Months (My First and Last experience with Job). I’m not sure if he read my blog or not .. but if he read this blog then this post will definately explain him what exactly are Canonical URL’s and what exactly Duplicate Content is called in terms of SEO!!
Yahoo, Google and Live Search Have finally announced there support for canonical link element which will help site owners with duplicate content issues.
Actually this is from last week’s Matt’s presentation at SMX West.
Search engine optimization (SEO) has become the buzz word of today. In order to rank high in search engines a website should be optimized as per the guidelines of the search engine.
SEO can be divided in to two different categories the first one being onpage optimization and other one being the off page optimization. Onpage optimization involves in effective inclusion of keywords and phrases in domain name, website name, the content of the website, urls of internal pages, meta tags, meta descriptions, and alt image ids.
Offpage optimization is anything done outside the web pages and this includes backlinks, directory submission, article submission, and the like. This article is an attempt to elucidate the techniques in link building for a website.
One of the criteria for the search engines in ranking a website is the number of relevant backlinks. This process of acquiring relevant backlinks is known as link building. There different strategies for link building of which some are reciprocal links, one way links, paid links, text links, links through banners, links form blog sites, and more.
The following are the important point to remember when you start link building.
Dos
Don’ts
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A Great question Did I Got a Google Penalty ? Do I Require a Reinclusion Request ?
Believe me this is the very 3rd question asked at every webmaster forum including some popular one like DigitalPoint, Google Groups, Webmaster Talk .. and tons of more.
Like Barry reported about an intresting thread at Webmaster World where a user asked similar question Which penalties require a reinclusion request in Google?
Yes this is a great question and not all the penalties require you to file a re-inclusion request with Google.
Tedster, Administrator of Webmaster World sums up the issue with this question.
Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.
Earlier we discussed about Change in Google’s Algorithm where Anchor Text was considered Less Important and Patrick did a great post at BlogStrom in August about the situation.
Looks like Google Changed its Algorithm and backlinks are most important factors for search engine rankings once again.
Noticed this while doing a post for Google SERP’s Update for Oct. I was shocked when my experiment page was back in first page and jumped to #2 for the targeted keyword.
Later in the evening I asked Rishil about his experiment, and Yes !! Rishil also got the targeted keyword on page one.
Have you noiced something similar ? Comment and let everyone know about the situation.
According to the latest Google blogpost, Dynamic URLs Cannot Be Crawled Is Just A Myth and Google can crawl Dynamic URL’s. Google confirm’s that they might have problem in indexing and ranking Dynamic URL’s if u try to make them look static and hide some valuable parameters which cud offer GoogleBot with the valuable informations.
It is just recommended to avoid reformatting a dynamic URL to make it look static. However, Static URL’s are fine if u have some Static information on the webpages but if you are planning to use some dynamic content then you should allow GoogleBot to analyze the URL structure and not to remove them by making them look static using URL-Rewrite.
According to the blogpost “Dynamic URLs are okay if you use fewer than three parameters.” is also a myth and there is nolimit about using number of parameters. However, Using short URL’s is a great Idea and like a thumb rule and is applicable for both Dynamic and static URL’s.
More Details can be seen at: Google Webmaster Central Blog.
Update: Some webmasters reported updates at 209.85.173.147
I’m still not sure, What exactly is Going on as there was a PR Update last month and now we can see several new threads at DP where webmasters reporting about Increase and Decrese in Toolbar PageRank for there websites.
In personal, I think it might be something related to Matt’s Comment that Google is expiring some older penalties on websites plus some new penalties for website involved in buying and selling links. This is what I can conclude after viewing some comments from users where many users claimed to get previous lost PR back and some claimed to lost all of there PR.
Forum discussion can be seen here, here, here and here.
If you have some additional information about this update let me know. I will update this post later as soon as I will get some more Additional Information.
