Published: Oct 20, 2008 - 09:02 pm
Story Found By: martinbowling 1200 Days ago
Category: Sphinn Zone
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The first post since June 30th! This gets my vote just to encourage Sebastian to post more often ;)
Thanks guys :)
Spot on as always Sebastian.
Sebastian, you should ask Aaron Wall if hes interseted in adding these to his SEO dicitonary (expand the current definitions)! And give you a link for credit.
No! I would say that sebastian spoke out on the SEOmoz controversey.SEOmoz is NOT that important people. If I see, let along read, another SEOmoz spinoff I am going to scream!!!New articles are not necessary. Comments are just fine, Sebastia.
I am happy Sebastian is back at last!
Not to be a pedant, but there are three steps:Crawl.Parser - this takes something and looks for meaning, e.g. title, links etc.Indexing - this puts the new, meaningful data somewhere.One can do any of these steps without tother, and even some stages multiple times (think - multiple parsers).
per Sebastians comment:"The meta tag method is nice to have, but not practically, IOW more or less propaganda."The meta tag method is the only way people using hosted CMS and blogs can actually control their sites because most services dont provide an efficient method such as robots.txt.I think they should provide both.Im pretty sure they already do since Im pretty sure I blocked their crawler and know it respects robots.txt, but Im not 100% sure its the only thing in use.
> "The meta tag method is nice to have, but not practically, IOW more or less propaganda."<div></div><div>That addresses meta tags for each and every SEO tool out there. In the same comment I said I do use meta tags to steer the indexing of search engines, but cant be bothered to implement on-the-page indexer directives for everybody.</div><div></div><div>Of course I agree, they should provice both.</div>