I have gone through your interview about bigdaddy, it helped me a lot but I also want to ask you some minor things

If the age is a better factor then what steps should be taken to promote new sites, I heard that new sites have gone to Sandbox due to improper promotions

One thing more will it be a PR update also. Pls give suggestions.

Thanks

A Simple question, what do one should do to keep its complete data display ( whole pages indexed). in case if the site have unique data and everything is very good.

And one more thing – an idea i am giving you.. Why dont google give a priority to those sites who has more returning visitor then more unique visitor. Because if a site gains more returning visitor in comparison to the number of unique visitor within a geographic location it means the site is more popular and content of the site is more verified…as i think this is just a very good strategy to show a better indexing or improve the SERPs.

Well i dont know much then you, i just love google, but i feel the results are still unjustice.

Lots of love.
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I’m a student working in my last year of college and I’m working as a SEO for the company iJobs for my graduation. The ‘funny’ thing is that last week when you searched for ‘java vacature’ in the dutch google version, iJobs could be found on page 3. This monday the url for iJobs couldn’t be found in the whole index. I blame Big Daddy. I also blame iJobs though. The problem is that iJobs is part of iSense&… and iSense has another site, http://www.staffing.nl. On that site they have some of the same jobs, excact copies of the jobs on iJobs. So I think the duplicate content filter has removed the iJobs url from the index. I was wondering if there could be a way to bring iJobs back into the index. Cause my first though was that they are forced to split the jobs. So unique content for both sites. Or is there another option?

Please help!

Thanks,

Atin

In an earlier post you said that the Big Daddy project should be much less noticeable than an update but at the moment the effects seem to be devastating to many white hatters, slashing the amount of pages indexed. Can you give us any insight…hope.. that this is just temporary?

Cheers

Nial

I just have one quick question: when can we expect that the roll-over to Big Daddy will be completed? You mentioned 1-2 months in January … has this roll-over been successful? Thanks!

Seems about every 6 months (seo newbie here) my directory …which is my lifeblood – takes a google dive or jump. It averages out over the course of a year, and before bigdaddy, it had been fairly steady, then took a nosedive in traffic. I’m working with my seo to figure out what I need to do to improve my chances of avoiding the rollercoaster. My guess is that I’ve gotten caught in the same net being used to weed out sites that throw bunches of links on multiple pages to snare traffic.

I read the post about the business that employs xx number of people setting up 1000’s of domains each month. I’ve heard the same argument from telemarketers. Telemarketing firms employ people too, but there’s a reason why ppl don’t gripe aanywhere near as much about the plethora of stores selling homemade pies, as they do about TM’s. The words “in your face” come to mind, and I’m not refering to the pies.

If I can provide a quality directory, and make a good living doing it, AND do it in ways that follow good netiquette, then I’ll go to the old folks home some day with something besides my bag of Depends.

For now, I’m one who is hapay BigDaddy has rolled into town, and brought back lost traffic with it.