Comentarios en: Qué sucede con el buscador de Google? http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/ Todo Sobre Posicionamiento en Buscadores y Web Marketing Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:21:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Por: Blog de Max Glaser » Blog Archive » Novedades sobre las perdidas de páginas en el buscador de Google http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-527 Blog de Max Glaser » Blog Archive » Novedades sobre las perdidas de páginas en el buscador de Google Fri, 05 May 2006 22:55:21 +0000 http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-527 [...] Finalmente, y después de unas semanas de silencio sobre el problema que la pérdida de paginas en el índice de Google que actualmente esta preocupando a muchos webmasters (ver nota, Matt a escrito en un comentario de su weblog lo siguiente: maxD, last week when I checked there was a double-digit number of reports to the email address that GoogleGuy gave (bostonpubcon2006 [at] gmail.com with the subject line of “crawlpages”). I asked someone to read through them in more detail and we looked at a few together. I feel comfortable saying that participation in Sitemaps is not causing this at all. One factor I saw was that several sites had a spam penalty and should consider doing a reinclusion request (I might do it through the webmaster console) but even that wasn’t a majority. There were a smattering of other reasons (one site appears to have changed its link structure to use more JavaScript), but I didn’t notice any definitive cause so far. There will be cases where Bigdaddy has different crawl priorities, so that could partly account for things. But I was in a meeting on Wednesday with crawl/index folks, and I mentioned people giving us feedback about this. I pointed them to a file with domains that people had mentioned, and pointed them to the gmail account so that they could read the feedback in more detail. So my (shorter) answer would be that if you’re in a potentially spammy area, you might consider doing a reinclusion request–that won’t hurt. In the mean time, I am asking someone to go through all the emails and check domains out. That person might be able to reply to all emails or just a sampling, but they are doing some replies, not only reading the feedback. [...] [...] Finalmente, y después de unas semanas de silencio sobre el problema que la pérdida de paginas en el índice de Google que actualmente esta preocupando a muchos webmasters (ver nota, Matt a escrito en un comentario de su weblog lo siguiente: maxD, last week when I checked there was a double-digit number of reports to the email address that GoogleGuy gave (bostonpubcon2006 [at] gmail.com with the subject line of “crawlpages”). I asked someone to read through them in more detail and we looked at a few together. I feel comfortable saying that participation in Sitemaps is not causing this at all. One factor I saw was that several sites had a spam penalty and should consider doing a reinclusion request (I might do it through the webmaster console) but even that wasn’t a majority. There were a smattering of other reasons (one site appears to have changed its link structure to use more JavaScript), but I didn’t notice any definitive cause so far. There will be cases where Bigdaddy has different crawl priorities, so that could partly account for things. But I was in a meeting on Wednesday with crawl/index folks, and I mentioned people giving us feedback about this. I pointed them to a file with domains that people had mentioned, and pointed them to the gmail account so that they could read the feedback in more detail. So my (shorter) answer would be that if you’re in a potentially spammy area, you might consider doing a reinclusion request–that won’t hurt. In the mean time, I am asking someone to go through all the emails and check domains out. That person might be able to reply to all emails or just a sampling, but they are doing some replies, not only reading the feedback. [...]

]]> Por: Administrator http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-515 Administrator Fri, 05 May 2006 01:19:33 +0000 http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-515 Eric, Muy extraño lo que indicas. Pues estos fenómenos no se deben al uso de técnicas contra las normas de los buscadores, sino mas bien a posibles problemas del buscador que afectan a todo tipo de páginas.... Eric,

Muy extraño lo que indicas. Pues estos fenómenos no se deben al uso de técnicas contra las normas de los buscadores, sino mas bien a posibles problemas del buscador que afectan a todo tipo de páginas….

]]> Por: Eric http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-514 Eric Fri, 05 May 2006 01:08:06 +0000 http://www.maxglaser.net/que-sucede-con-el-buscador-de-google/#comment-514 Ya era hora que alguien de habla hispana se hiciera eco de esta situación... porque en todos los foros "SEO" en español cuando uno menciona estos problemas termina siendo acusado de "blackhat" o de "algo mal habras hecho..." Bien Max por bajar información de la buena. Ya era hora que alguien de habla hispana se hiciera eco de esta situación… porque en todos los foros "SEO" en español cuando uno menciona estos problemas termina siendo acusado de "blackhat" o de "algo mal habras hecho…"

Bien Max por bajar información de la buena.

]]>