MSN vs. Google

Man, for all the mess-ups I have done in my time running my band's website, MSN sure seems to catch on to the changes made by VBSEO quick. There is something like 125 urls, all but a few are current and up to date links that are due to VBSEO. Google on the other hand no longer hates our site. Which is good! But they are much slower to index the new pages. They still have a whole bunch of old links from when we were using the "html" version of vB and running html as php.
But the good news is that some of the new optimized pages are rising up to the top of our listings for google, and they seem to especially like the blog I made out of vB and VBSEO. ( www.centeredmusic.com/main/blog/ )

Has anyone else seen a similar sort of thing? Where MSN updates quicker than Google? I may start using MSN now that it seems so similar to google, but likes our site more. lol

Cool blog .

Be sure to submit your RSS feeds to RSS directories. Let me know if you need some RSS directory pages to get started with, I'll look through my bookmarks.

Originally Posted by Jonathan

Cool blog .

Be sure to submit your RSS feeds to RSS directories. Let me know if you need some RSS directory pages to get started with, I'll look through my bookmarks.

Pass those along!

aye, I'll take em!

lol Thanks for the suggestion, and I didn't think of it. But you're changing the subject. *shakes finger*

Bad Bunny -- I think the freshness of each index varies from site to site. In my general experience, Google seems freshest. Also, I think that, generally, if you demonstrate content-freshness to an SE, that SE will reciprocate by "freshbotting" you more often. Make it to the SE's advantage to crawl you as often as possible. Consider your personal web surfing habits as a "spider". What sites do you "crawl" regularly? Why? Because you expect their content to change. Make it such that SE's expect your content to change, so they will regularly stop by to take a look. This ties in to something I'm always saying about SEO: it's easier to attract than to chase.


RSS submission links, info, and pinging details:
http://rss-specifications.com/rss-submission.htm
http://www.masternewmedia.org/rss/top55/
http://feedshot.com/
http://pingomatic.com/
http://www.xmlrpc.com/weblogsCom
http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net/xmlr...wto-intro.html
http://searchenginewatch.com/searchd...le.php/3531191