Life in Seo. Business

Disqus Wordpress Plugins Confusing Googlebot

2012-09-08T01:03:00.000-07:00

Disqus has always been a challenged for Google but several months ago, they made their commenting rendering engine more search engine friendly - but many were not convinced. That being said, recently, several bloggers noticed an unusual spike in 404 errors reported by Google Webmaster Tools. They dug into the issue and it seemed like it was coming from the Disqus commenting engine.

It is believe, these 404 crawl errors are due to search engines like Google trying to crawl dynamic JavaScript-assembled links coded in the Disqus Wordpress plugins. Google is taking steps to resolve it.

Google Update Still Brewing: Penguin? Panda?

2012-09-08T00:49:00.001-07:00

There was another surge in SEO and Webmaster chatter around a possible Google update. Webmaster World threads and the up tick are in communication around about Google updates. The update rumors have been reported, which Google has not confirmed or denied. Penguin refresh or Penguin update is being expected to be jarring and jolting. There has been no major refresh over three months, since the Penguin 1.1 updates.

How to Get More Comments on Your Articles.

2012-09-06T22:49:00.005-07:00

You have likely seen a post or two with a similar title to this one. While asking your readers to comment and creating comment-worthy content are certainly important concepts to understand.

Why are comments important?

The benefits of user generated content are obvious to most. Not only are you generating additional unique, on-topic content for your pages, comments may even contribute to your article's freshness score. With user generated comments, you're able to get some of those alternate queries.

Make it as easy as possible to leave a comment- Most users are wary about giving out an email address, so assure them that their data won't be used for anything other than unique identification or just let them login using Twitter of Facebook.
Comment placement-At the very least, give users an anchor jump at the end of the article that reads "Leave a Comment" or "Join the Conversation" and bumps them down to the appropriate level.
Social logins-once people logged in with Twitter or Facebook, it stands to reason that the chances of someone sharing your page on one of those networks increases considerably.
Profiles, Awards, and Rankings-Anything you can do to give your loyal commenter a feeling of community and importance will encourage more comments.
Join the conversation- Respond to comments on your articles. Took the time to write the piece, so get in there and stand by it! Keep the conversation rolling with questions of your own and address things you may have glossed over in your initial publishing.
Email notification on reply-You can choose to alert everyone on the thread whenever anyone replies or limit it to personal replies. You could also allow users to choose for them with a simple checkbox as they reply.
Tracking your progress-For many blogs it will be obvious when the influx of new commenter come in, but on larger sites it might be more difficult to track your progress. One simple and universal way to track your progress is to set up a Google Analytics goal associated with a new comment.

Structured Data Dashboard on Google Webmaster Tools

2012-09-06T22:47:00.004-07:00

Google announced another cool data feature on Google Webmaster Tools - the Structured Data Dashboard! This new tool, which is under the "Optimization" section of Google Webmaster Tools, breaks out the structured data Google finds on your web site at three levels:

Site-level view: the Structured Data Dashboard, which is under Optimization, aggregates this data (by root item type and vocabulary schema). Root item type means an item that is not an attribute of another on the same page.
Item type-level view: Google parses and stores a fixed number of pages for each site and item type. They are stored in decreasing order by the time in which they were crawled.
Page-level view: Google has a details page showing all attributes of every item type on the given page (as well as a link to the Rich Snippet testing tool for the page in question).

15 Tips to Speed up Your Website

2012-09-06T22:45:00.002-07:00

Any search engine wants to provide users a great user experience, just like Google, and a fast site improves overall site quality and increases user satisfaction. Everybody deserves a fast web experience. Making a backup before starting is necessary. Some of the following tips can be implemented to increase the speed of website.

a) Server- Choosing suitable hosting for your venture is the first step in starting a website. Hosting with a professional configuration can be of big help.

Leverage browser caching-When you set an expires header for a resource, such as all jpeg images, the browser will store those resources in its cache. The next time the visitor comes back to the page it will load faster.
Enable keep-Alive- signal is often sent at predefined intervals and plays an important role on the Internet. After a signal is sent, if no reply is received, the link is assumed to be down and future data will be routed via another path until the link is up again. In fact, HTTP Keep-Alive allows TCP connections to stay alive and it helps reducing the latency for subsequent requests.
Enable gzip compression- Gzip is the most popular and effective compression method currently available and generally reduces the response size. It's an easy way to reduce page weight.
Make landing page redirects cacheable- Mobile pages redirect users to a different URL, so making a cacheable redirect can speed up page load time for the next time visitors try to load site
Use a CDN-is a collection of web servers distributed across multiple locations to deliver content more efficiently to users. The server selected for delivering content to a specific user is typically based on a measure of network proximity.

b) Content elements- Since you don't have total access to your server, content elements are the most important things that you can manipulate.

Minimize redirects- Sometimes to indicate the new location of a URL, track clicks, connect different parts of a site together or reserve multiple domains, you need to redirect the browser from one URL to another. Redirects trigger an extra HTTP request and add latency.
Remove query strings from static resources-You can't cache a link with a "?" in its URL even if a Cache-control: public header is present. The question mark acts the same as Ctrl+F5. Use query strings for dynamic resources only.
Specify a character set-Specify a character set in HTTP headers to speed up browser rendering. This is done by adding a simple piece of code into your header.
Minify your codes- Removing HTML comments, CDATA sections, white spaces and empty elements will decrease your page size, reduce network latency and speed up load time.
Avoid bad requests- broken links result errors. These cause wasteful requests. Use online broken link checker or use Wordpress link checker for free.
Serve resources from a consistent URL-resources that are shared across multiple pages, make sure that each reference to the same resource uses an identical URL. If a resource is shared by multiple pages/sites that link to each other, but are hosted on different domains or hostnames, it's better to serve the file from a single hostname than to re-serve it from the hostname of each parent document.

c) CSS, JS and Images

Specify image dimensions-Your browser begins to render a page before images are loaded. Specifying image dimensions helps it to wrap around non-replaceable elements.
Optimize images- images can contain extra comments and use useless colors. Keeping image sizes to a minimum is a big help for users on slow connections. Try to save in JPEG format.
Put CSS at the top and JS at the bottom-Putting stylelsheets in the document head of the page prohibits progressive rendering, so browsers will block rendering to avoid having to redraw elements of the page. In most of cases, users will face a white page until the page is loaded completely.

What is success in life.

2012-09-06T22:12:00.000-07:00

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2012-09-06T03:15:00.001-07:00

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