Comments on: Minty Fresh Indexing http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/ neat fun stuff Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:30:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Thomas D.Shttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-846898 Thomas D.S Wed, 20 Jul 2011 13:09:44 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-846898 things have changed now .. you have to struggle to get your backlinks indexed :( things have changed now .. you have to struggle to get your backlinks indexed :(

]]> By: ekyhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-791769 eky Tue, 17 May 2011 13:51:28 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-791769 Google seems to be very fast at indexing the homepage. The actual posts aren't indexed that fast. Google seems to be very fast at indexing the homepage. The actual posts aren’t indexed that fast.

]]> By: James Sansonhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-786035 James Sanson Tue, 03 May 2011 04:43:13 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-786035 I feel I have been a part of the creation of the web. I remember as a kid seeing my best friend's dad on web back in the commander 64 era. Then I remember creating my 1st website back in late 1990s. When go.com, yahoo.com, excite.com, etc were flying high, and then boom Google powering the search on Yahoo (Shame on Yahoo for not forcing some major ownership deal - LOL) then boom this basic store front was ruling the world on search engines.Now we have crazy indexing theories where we use back linking, Domain Authority, Page Authority, etc. The funny part is people are always trying to crack how Google is indexing. At 1st we had to buy links, etc- then Google found a way to kill those, etc. I just wonder sometimes when you are an artist if it is just smarter to stop, step back and look. What is the purpose of Google, and how can it accomplish what it wants without making SEO people go crazy. How can they have the best search results in the world to have a happy base while yielding the financial gain they desire from their happy clients. I am one to say I am excited about their new gmail ad system- yes, why not ask what ads we want to see - just because I am reading about a mortgage in my email does not mean i want to see mortgage ads. I might not even be looking for a mortgage for myself. So get to know me by asking, then watch me- i am fine with you watching me. i want you to know me, so you can better help me. Now back to Google's engine.I hate it and I love it. I have tried to leave it because it is so big and powerful, but truth be told I love the results way better than Bing. I like the bane Bing as it reminds me of Southwest Airlines- Bing you are free to search the web- Hey Bing make sure you pay me for that one liner. LOL.I do not think Google should give much wait to anything but .com, .gov, and .org, because those three basically and honestly cover it all. In my profession I see people with the name domain name, but one is .com, .net, .co, etc and I find that to be such a mess. The last thing I want to do is type a name I think is it into Google and have a dozen to choose from. I want to go with the Original one. I feel I have been a part of the creation of the web. I remember as a kid seeing my best friend’s dad on web back in the commander 64 era. Then I remember creating my 1st website back in late 1990s. When go.com, yahoo.com, excite.com, etc were flying high, and then boom Google powering the search on Yahoo (Shame on Yahoo for not forcing some major ownership deal – LOL) then boom this basic store front was ruling the world on search engines.

Now we have crazy indexing theories where we use back linking, Domain Authority, Page Authority, etc. The funny part is people are always trying to crack how Google is indexing. At 1st we had to buy links, etc- then Google found a way to kill those, etc. I just wonder sometimes when you are an artist if it is just smarter to stop, step back and look. What is the purpose of Google, and how can it accomplish what it wants without making SEO people go crazy. How can they have the best search results in the world to have a happy base while yielding the financial gain they desire from their happy clients. I am one to say I am excited about their new gmail ad system- yes, why not ask what ads we want to see – just because I am reading about a mortgage in my email does not mean i want to see mortgage ads. I might not even be looking for a mortgage for myself. So get to know me by asking, then watch me- i am fine with you watching me. i want you to know me, so you can better help me. Now back to Google’s engine.

I hate it and I love it. I have tried to leave it because it is so big and powerful, but truth be told I love the results way better than Bing. I like the bane Bing as it reminds me of Southwest Airlines- Bing you are free to search the web- Hey Bing make sure you pay me for that one liner. LOL.

I do not think Google should give much wait to anything but .com, .gov, and .org, because those three basically and honestly cover it all. In my profession I see people with the name domain name, but one is .com, .net, .co, etc and I find that to be such a mess. The last thing I want to do is type a name I think is it into Google and have a dozen to choose from. I want to go with the Original one.

]]> By: Jonathan Wilhelmhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-711846 Jonathan Wilhelm Wed, 02 Feb 2011 20:47:22 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-711846 How will this new template for a website be outdone? What is the next step in the evolution? I feel that we need to get away from the .com and go with more industry specific URL's. I noticed that only .com and .gov URL's usually come up in general searches. No .net and .co and so on. How will this new template for a website be outdone? What is the next step in the evolution? I feel that we need to get away from the .com and go with more industry specific URL’s. I noticed that only .com and .gov URL’s usually come up in general searches. No .net and .co and so on.

]]> By: Brandon Bhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-613792 Brandon B Fri, 20 Aug 2010 14:36:55 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-613792 MattGreat post and I think that since blogging has become so popular that most website frameworks will be redeveloped using them because of their indexing power. My personal company site which was built on a popular blogging platform totally got indexed before another website of mine that was just built on "the norm" platform. Do you think that the use of worpress, drupal, and joomla will take over the use of normal coded sites? Thanks for the great post as I am an avid reader. Matt

Great post and I think that since blogging has become so popular that most website frameworks will be redeveloped using them because of their indexing power. My personal company site which was built on a popular blogging platform totally got indexed before another website of mine that was just built on “the norm” platform. Do you think that the use of worpress, drupal, and joomla will take over the use of normal coded sites? Thanks for the great post as I am an avid reader.

]]> By: Angelhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-548729 Angel Wed, 05 May 2010 10:12:29 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-548729 Hello.At dawn on Monday, got two new articles to my blog from Blogger.In less than 15 minutes and were indexed by Google.On other occasions he had noticed quickly, but not as much.Greetings from Valencia, Spain Hello.

At dawn on Monday, got two new articles to my blog from Blogger.

In less than 15 minutes and were indexed by Google.

On other occasions he had noticed quickly, but not as much.

Greetings from Valencia, Spain

]]> By: Jim Adamshttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-528713 Jim Adams Sun, 18 Apr 2010 14:18:11 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-528713 I've wondered for a long time what those time references were in the search results but never took the time to look it up. This post clarified. Thank you Matt. Jim Adams I’ve wondered for a long time what those time references were in the search results but never took the time to look it up. This post clarified. Thank you Matt. Jim Adams

]]> By: Bob Asherhttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-461250 Bob Asher Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:13:42 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-461250 Matt There has been a lot of discussion lately on Webmaster Help Forum about severe indexing problems of blogs that were just fine a week ago. Google search by a quoted phrase returns the Home Page only, whereas 'site:domain URL' search says the post IS indexed. On most occasions, it has to do with duplicate content on scraper sites. It appears as though Google were having problems determining the original content source and it even throws original content websites from its index. This is getting widespread. Could you please notify us what's going on in this respect. Thanks in advance! Matt
There has been a lot of discussion lately on Webmaster Help Forum about severe indexing problems of blogs that were just fine a week ago. Google search by a quoted phrase returns the Home Page only, whereas ‘site:domain URL’ search says the post IS indexed. On most occasions, it has to do with duplicate content on scraper sites. It appears as though Google were having problems determining the original content source and it even throws original content websites from its index.
This is getting widespread.
Could you please notify us what’s going on in this respect.
Thanks in advance!

]]> By: Lorenzehttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-434959 Lorenze Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:11:14 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-434959 From my experience blog always index faster and surprisingly Wordpress always faster than Google Blogspot itself. Lorenze From my experience blog always index faster and surprisingly WordPress always faster than Google Blogspot itself.
Lorenze

]]> By: Beyond Contenthttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-393268 Beyond Content Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:52:43 +0000 http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/minty-fresh-indexing/#comment-393268 The recent Google hack to see real-time search results was very interesting. Although this article is from 2007, it shows how far things have come in a very short period! The recent Google hack to see real-time search results was very interesting. Although this article is from 2007, it shows how far things have come in a very short period!

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