Webmasters want their site to get indexed by the search engines frequently. To achieve this sitemaps.org an independent body has requested site administrators to add an extra line in the robots.txt file. By default robots.txt is the first file that is accessed by any search engine. If the sitemap URL is provided in the robots.txt [...]
Alexa is one of the oldest search engines that still survive. Alexa has its own unique traffic ranking for websites. When a user using alexa toolbar for internet explorer visits a site the alexa toolbar shows relatively similar sites. Thus, a site gets automatically included in alexa’s crawl.
You have got a beautiful website with great content. You want your visitors to feel comfortable, navigating your site. So you created a listing of all articles so that visitors can go through each and every article title and click on them to read whatever they feel interesting. This sounds good. But wait SEOmoz in [...]
The Wayback Machine archives the contents of so many websites and keeps it as a backup for future.
Need for Wayback Machine - Suppose you know a very good site and due to some reasons the author deletes the entire site and the site is non existent now. What do you do now? Go to Wayback [...]
Meta Tags are very useful in classifying and uniquely identifying your site among thousands of other sites in the web. Search engines get first hand information from the Meta tag of a site. Meta tags allow you to classify your site with keywords related to your site. From the Meta tag a site’s targeted audience, [...]
Search engines crawl the web using a type of software called spiders. These spiders when they find a new site or blog they visit the links in your blog thereby getting more information about your blog. These search bots revisit your blog or site at frequent intervals in search of new and quality content.
