Comments on: Google Too Effective - Experiment Foiled http://robmalon.com/google-effective-experiment-foiled/ Automate Websites For Passive Income - A Marketing & Business Strategy Guide Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:05:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Dieta http://robmalon.com/google-effective-experiment-foiled/#comment-13003 Dieta Fri, 20 Feb 2009 13:52:14 +0000 http://www.robmalon.com/10#comment-13003 You'll have to know that there are sites presenting new domains registered - bots may have info from these sites. You don't need to link to your blog to get indexed. You’ll have to know that there are sites presenting new domains registered - bots may have info from these sites. You don’t need to link to your blog to get indexed.

]]> By: Rob http://robmalon.com/google-effective-experiment-foiled/#comment-125 Rob Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:57:08 +0000 http://www.robmalon.com/10#comment-125 Thanks samir for a quick breakdown of this. At the time of posting that I was completly unfamilure with wordpress (blogging platforms all together really). I take for granted my own CMS systems because I know everything thats going on behind the scenes ;). Thanks for the comment! Thanks samir for a quick breakdown of this. At the time of posting that I was completly unfamilure with wordpress (blogging platforms all together really). I take for granted my own CMS systems because I know everything thats going on behind the scenes ;). Thanks for the comment!

]]> By: Samir http://robmalon.com/google-effective-experiment-foiled/#comment-124 Samir Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:17:48 +0000 http://www.robmalon.com/10#comment-124 You are right. It is Wordpress that "gives you away" to the search engines. The two ways to avoid this, for academic reasons, are as follows: 1) Admin area > Options > Privacy Choose not to make your site public and accesible to search engines. <strong>WARNING</strong>: This might actually block search engine bots so use with care. 2) Admin area > Options > Writing Remove the Pingomatic (and any other) address from the box listing services to ping when publishing new posts. Pingomatic automatically pings many blog directories including Technorati, which explains the quick indexing. Great blog, Rob. Keep up the good work. You are right. It is Wordpress that “gives you away” to the search engines.

The two ways to avoid this, for academic reasons, are as follows:
1) Admin area > Options > Privacy
Choose not to make your site public and accesible to search engines. WARNING: This might actually block search engine bots so use with care.
2) Admin area > Options > Writing
Remove the Pingomatic (and any other) address from the box listing services to ping when publishing new posts. Pingomatic automatically pings many blog directories including Technorati, which explains the quick indexing.

Great blog, Rob. Keep up the good work.

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