Thanks for the note of caution. I'll rethink my approach to ensure my
site doesn't get black-listed.
john...
On Sep 30, 9:05 am, Junyang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Creative idea.
>
> One big note of caution. This technique of showing a different page to
> the search engine bot from one that
Jeff,
Thanks for the warning. I think your warning is significant enough to
dissuade me from trying my way. I'll have to think of another, or buy
your book... I took a quick look at your book in Amazon, and it looks
comprehensive and well written.
john...
On Sep 30, 7:49 am, jdwyah <[EMAIL P
Creative idea.
One big note of caution. This technique of showing a different page to
the search engine bot from one that is seen by a normal user is often
considered as black hat SEO and can get your site banned.
Secondly, using user-agent to detect search engine is unreliable. I do
not want to
Hey John,
>From what I can tell, you need to be careful with that approach
(although it's pretty darn cool). Google get's very nervous when it
finds out that the googlebot is going one place but users are going
another since this is something that evil, spam-y websites do. It's
tough to get a defi
Please advise concerning my approach for enabling googlebot to index
my GWT site: http://www.SudokuComplete.com/
First, I needed to create a static, flattened, html-only view of my
website. To do this, I created a simple .Net program that uses the IE
WebBrowser control to navigate to my GWT site
