If I add new pages optimized for a certaing phrase .. is it subject to the aging delay ... or aging delay is only for domain ... the domain I have is an education web site and its doing pretty decent for quite a few phrases and now I am adding more page for some the new courses ... we have optimized the new page for that specific course - the new page has been indexed by google but when I search for that specific course the home page shows up in 30s and that specific page is no where yet ... its been about 2 months that we added those pages -- thats why I was wondering if the new page takes time to get listed for that specific course ... since I dotn want the home page showing page ... and the home page is not really optimized for that course, except that it has a reference to that course which is then linked to the course page which talks more about it and is optimized for that specif course, thats why I am not sure why is my home page showing up and not the course specific page ....
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webkid_san
, Aug 01 2005 01:18 PM
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Posted 01 August 2005 - 01:40 PM
The aging delay only applies to new domains, not new pages on an existing domain. Your new pages should do fine.
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Posted 01 August 2005 - 02:04 PM
At least what Scottie says is how it's always been. With Google, however, you never know, it's possible that they could have recently implemented a new page aging filter.
Has anyone recently added new pages and had them rank well for fairly competitive phrases?
My recent newsletters and SEO FAQ seem to do okay, but I wouldn't call their phrases competitive or anything, so it's difficult to know for sure.
Has anyone recently added new pages and had them rank well for fairly competitive phrases?
My recent newsletters and SEO FAQ seem to do okay, but I wouldn't call their phrases competitive or anything, so it's difficult to know for sure.
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 05:20 AM
QUOTE(Jill @ Aug 1 2005, 03:04 PM)
With Google, however, you never know, it's possible that they could have recently implemented a new page aging filter.
It's always possible but that might be taking the aging filter too far even for Google.
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 08:50 AM
We recently added several new pages to an existing site, for a topic that was not previously covered on the site. We ranked #2 in Google.
Was the topic competitive? Good question... the search phrase had no history of competition, but suddenly became highly searched after some developments in the news. Google shows 54,000 results for this query.
So, is that "competitive?" Does our experience prove anything?
Was the topic competitive? Good question... the search phrase had no history of competition, but suddenly became highly searched after some developments in the news. Google shows 54,000 results for this query.
So, is that "competitive?" Does our experience prove anything?
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 09:55 AM
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Google shows 54,000 results for this query
From that number alone, it's not competitive. But, just because the number looks low does not mean the sites competing for rank are weak. So i guess a lot depends on who's going after top rankings for that keyword
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 10:10 AM
The new page we created for is quite competitive in my opinion ... the search results on Google for it shows about 7,210,000 results... actually in the past I have created pages within a domain and those pages got listed pretty quickly for those specific keywords ...
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