Birth and Death of A Blog Post
February 1, 2008 | By Gobala Krishnan | No Comments »
Ever wondered what actually happens when you click on “Publish”?
When you publish a new blog posts, what happens first? Who gets the information and what do they do with it. How does Google find your blog post. How do the scrapers find and steal your entire content?
Watch the flash presentation in “Life Cycle of a Blog Post” on Wired and I guarantee you’ll have a “A-ha” moment. This is a complete diagram that shows you how all the various components of blogging interact with each other, how people find you on social bookmarking, how ping services work, and much more.
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sort of related perhaps some of you seo experts can help!? but i’m trying to investigate why do search terms rank differently on diff countries google searches? for example when i search for ‘leer duiken hurghada’ (learn diving hurghada) on google.com i come on the first page but when i search google.nl for the same term i am way down on page 7 !!!!!????
A lot of it has to do with the IP address of your server, thats how Google determines which search region to put you in. Another factor is the amount of links pointing to your site, are they all from a specific country / region? You can improve your geo-targeting by using Google Webmaster Tools
thanks i changed the geographic location to our main market along with verifying the site and adding the sitemap to google, shame you cant add more than one geographic target though!
That was an interesting overview. I kind of knew that it all tied together but seeing it like this puts it all into more context.
Happy B’day Gobala
Happy Birthday Bro….
Nice doing and efforts.
May your easywordpress.com always on the top place.
Be blessed.
Thanks
Thank you! And good luck to you too
you might want to consider switching to a .nl domain and hosting="http://gobala.linktrackr.com/hostgator-bs:keywords">hosting it on a Netherlands located server if you are targeting the NL/Dutch speaking market (as far as I understood that’s what you do right?)