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How often does Google crawl and update your blog?

In the blogosphere, there are basically three things most bloggers are quite concerned about – nervously almost all of the time:

  • The amount of backlinks that are pointing to their blog, that in turn,

  •  Determines the PageRank of such blog’ front page.

These two factors dramatically impacts Google’s overall standpoint of view of a blog and what rankings it should apply towards it; which directly reflects:

  •  At how often Google would crawl and update it.
Most probably you would ask, who is just a reader, the internet guy who visits multiple websites daily – why on earth these bloggers would be having such a huge infatuation with these three ranking factors as if their lives are at stake?

The simplest answer? It’s money. But I’d advice not to even ask this question out loud. As I’m sure that some bloggers would probably bite your head off. (Even just for asking – as how could you even be asking that??) Ok. Perhaps I’m just (slightly) a bit paranoid. (Typically just like them.)

But really – why, specifically, would bloggers be so worried about how often Google would be updating their blogs?

With Google, which is definitely the strongest search engine on the planet with most earthlings going over there – it makes perfect sense why. Especially, while Google easily get well over two thirds of the search engine market’s traffic share moving between its location-based websites – Google also remains being the easiest search engine to rank for.

I haven’t quite lied to you that ‘money’ is the answer to bloggers’ stress that is directly linked with fast/immediately updating blogs’ concern within Google’s search engine. As it is. But significantly more important – it’s traffic.

Contention rich Blogs are always crawled instantly
Traffic is vital for EVERY website. In fact, without it there’s not JUST no money. A blog/website is made for showcasing and sharing whatever there is on it to show. If people won’t be able to visit a website or there are no-one going over there for whatever reason – it makes absolutely no sense. You can try considering closing your blog and throw it away as it won’t do anything or provide any value for you.

But please, let’s just cut through the cake now: “If Google won’t be updating your blog the soonest you would be updating it – could it mean that your blog isn’t quite yet important through Google’s eyes?

That question is so spot on!

Blogs (or at least those with a wordpress interface) have an automatic ping function build in.  What this means is that Google will immediately know when you have published a new post or article on your blog.

For those who don’t know what pinging means: You’re actually notifying or telling Google’s web crawlers with a specific demand code: “Oh come, come quickly, come and check out my new stuff I just released.” Google’s content-hungry, lighting fast web crawlers would respond instantaneously - and would go and have a look on what all this sudden craze would be about.

Depending on how much backlinks you have pointing towards your blog – you might be one of those bloggers with a low blog score reflecting in Google’s bots (web crawlers) responding as such: “Are you kidding me? Is this all you have to throw at me? I can’t believe this was what all the excitement was about!”

With this type of reaction, it means that Google WOULD have crawled (visited) your blog but will only be showing (updating) your published post later in future.

Now here comes the importance of a fast updating blog in its full blown reality. Bloggers who come up with new content – don’t see it when they’ve released it. Not within an hour. Not even the day after – or the day after that. It causes frustration, but more importantly – what if that post or article was (supposed to be) news for the day – and only actually shows up a week later?

This not-so-impressive reaction that Google gives blogs like these tells a story of low amounts of backlinks and/or most probably that the quality and relevancy of it is weak. It could also suggest that the blogger don’t update his/her blog regularly – that gives Google an idea that the blog is really not that important. And so it really don’t show content fast for that particular blog.

On the other hand, you might get the opposite reaction from Google’s web crawlers when they came off of something new on your blog: “Oh this is freakin’ awesome! I must JUST show it to everyone so that the entire world can check it out!”



What this means, judging from the huge amount and quality of backlinks (lots of good votes) pointing towards your blog, is that Google’s thinking a whole lot of your blog and really adores it. So much so that one of its many web crawlers would put up your written work you made yourself (your brand new stunningly unique,, fresh content) in its search engine index – the very second you would be releasing it. That’s why you’d note just after hitting publish’ and checking that post up in Google – you’d see something like ‘a few seconds ago’ or ’30 seconds ago’ or something like that. It just tells the person seeing this (the googler) when last it visited that particular website or blog.

And the googler seeing the post might just visit it - even while just being indexed.

These facts are enough reason for bloggers to always ensure that Google respond fast and immediately when they release new posts or articles.

It triggers the question: How capable is your blog at releasing content and traffic?

A blog that is updated instantaneously could easily spark new traffic. And just by example: If it could release 100 new posts – it is arguable to say that it has 100 new chances to gain new (and more) traffic. Oppose to a blog that don’t get updated the same day.

Let me leave you thus with one thought of question and finish this post off: Would you say that based upon how fast or slow a blog is updated (cached and crawled) when a post is released – should it give you an idea of how important it is – and how much traffic it could generate?

Go try and release something new on your own blog and in the so doing investigate the update time and importance of it. I think you’d know exactly what to do after the impact of reality (that sudden shock) will be kicking in!
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Is Pagerank just a decoration at the top of your blog?

Like Many internet marketers, bloggers would tend to only look at decent Pagerank blogs if and when optimizing their sites for the search engines (robots) and for humans (their site visitors).





The question however on the lips of many bloggers, constantly remains now even more frequent than any other time – and a very disappointing and worried one: Is Google Pagerank really that important? If so why is that so many people don't rank within the search engines as great as they had expected it would be? And why don't they ever get an increase of Pagerank while other sites get a major difference all of the time.

Google Pagerank Toolbar don't always tell the truth, you know

The honest truth don't lie within Pagerank. There are a lot of people that seem to be quite outpaced by Google when acquiring the levels at measuring optimal search engine presence and a footprint of establishment online. What they should know, and you too, is that Google constantly changes the way in how websites should be ranking.

Pagerank is just a tool to give you an idea of how strong a website ranks.

Is that true? The ugly truth is that Pagerank really aren't that important, though. It's the content what is actually the prize. And Google acclaims this out loud. The more Google tries to tell internet marketers that they really shouldn't be looking at the Pagerank meter, the better they are confident  that Google simply wants to divert their appeal to the Pagerank and what (according to bloggers) it can be capable of doing.

Google is telling the truth. Don't focus on building backlinks and backlinks and more of them.

The focus is on getting content. Beautiful, interesting content.The only way to grow your visitors is to start and write about common ordinary things in your life that will appeal to your readers or website visitors in one or the other way. It will be more welcoming to them in the sense that you no longer have the presence of an internet marketer with a website that are just trying to sell something to them again – like any and almost every other person out there in the jungle of the internet.

I have seen a lot of websites being very persistent at blogging. And they're just one of many PR 3 blogs out there that are doing very good, making over $3000 a month – and it's all about the fact that they constantly produce useful, interesting content. By the way, these type of sites are always in the Alexa top 50,000.

Tip: Don't expect to make $3000 from start with a blog. A blog remains an enormously great tool to obtain residual income. So if you'd ever want to start and make some real money online, and I'm obviously talking about $3000 +, you're going to have to be persistent and constant at what you are doing, and just simply will need to enjoy it!

Who knows, if you're really serious about what you want to do after you have figured out what exactly your passion is and building a blog around it – you might start to profit over $10,000 within reach of your first 6 months online.

Nothing is impossible. “How much you want it” is key to your success. Never mind Pagerank.
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Intelligent content appeals more blog traffic and website visitors

Despite the constant question and daily search on how to find the precise elements and the right recipes to truthfully succeed at getting good amounts of blog traffic to a website – it remains still a mysterious puzzle to figure out. As simply by stating: “It’s a better Pagerank, obviously!” as an answer, seem even more complicatedly wrong and imprecise as time leaps by.


The internet is known as a universe consisting of millions of websites (some like supernovas, others much smaller compilations) that becomes together an ever-expanding, infinite interspersed world of different colors, shapes and sizes. And of meaning.

However, it is also an ever-bustling beehive if looked upon close: with literally billions of fast moving objects, eye-glittering – flashing everywhere. Others, although quietly still, are nothing but disturbances of spam (or so it would seem): words, trillions of them everywhere, confusing, over-believing – giving off red flashlights in one's mind – ultimately finding it hard to put trust in such words or opportunities.



Are your blog a lonely person in the world of the internet?

And the question, still stands, always remains: How do you get more blog visitors? How do you attract traffic to your website like a magnet?
The answer is much simpler – perhaps too simple to comprehend: You slow down. You actually start at the very beginning. Why? There's something you're doing wrong as even at the times when you are getting traffic to your blog, you're getting less than 0.5% of the people to do what you wanted them to do. Right?

Forget about everything what other bloggers are doing with their blogs: trying to get a few visitors (especially backlinks) with commenting relentless unappreciated comments. Installing “auto content” plugins to get the same not-so-impressive content that are on hundreds of other blogs – again just to try and gain traffic.

Define your question to yourself and analyze it with such preciseness so that it may have a more purposeful meaning to more importantly: your blog.

If you're going to do this, you'll soon be figuring out that you don't just want more people to visit your website just for the sake that you want (that you need) more traffic to it.

Why do you want more traffic to your website? Is it just to gain more sales? Do you have a long-term plan with your blog or website?

You should get traffic to your blog that make them come to a standstill. Away from the rush there in the outlying universe, you aught to be a little unexplored star that barely glows amongst the many supernovas – but one that impresses every visitor with his first eyesight of your blog.

How to grab your website visitors in awe


1 Don't panic (it only causes trouble), patience is a virtue

Panicking is the first thing that lead bloggers into their graves. This is impatience. Don't expect your blog to become a supernova when you just change it one bit. Never do what most bloggers do as a solution. They overthrow their blogs with unimpressive eyesore things: “If I can just quickly spice it up with 10 cheap PLR articles, buy more of those cheap backlinks and do a little bit more tweaking . . .”

2 Rather start putting in real effort . . .

Otherwise you'll keep struggling. Keep failing – just wasting even more time. If you really want to be a “blogger” – you'll need to blog your way up to the top. By saying this: don't do negligible petty things just because it would be the easiest thing in the world to do. Real bloggers pay for their successes they have earned with nothing other than their time. Time and effort – writing and blogging unique, insightful, entertaining content of the highest quality. This is what will determine whether a blog will become popular or not. The rewards are backlinks that will come by itself and visitors that really feel entertained. Visitors that will be staying for longer coming back – and popularize your blog through social media.




You must always remember. Your visitors can't be entertained if you are chasing them away with your fast moving objects that might seem overcrowded amongst content on your website that probably say:  “I'm just here for the sales, you know”. Website visitors don't stay long for a visit on blogs like these. There is nothing worse coming off of a blog whose content count undoubtedly seem much less than the disturbing things around it. And so the visits will remain for just seconds . . .

3  Blog even though you're an internet marketer

Even when you're selling programs and products or services to keep yourself alive while utilizing your website or blog for this purpose – you need to blog. (Why is it called a blog?) Especially when your site is still new and you'll be forced to advertise on free websites such as forum sites. Blog your products to your audience. Don't advertise. Do away with the inflated over-believing approach. They'll run away. You'll look like just the rest of everything out there: frightening fast moving objects.

Impress your clients, your visitors, and your audience. Provide reviews and honest opinions to them in the most common language possible. This will appeal to them and find it more welcome. Give them a feeling that you have years' experience and knowledge of that what you are talking about. However and in whatever way you put your words on paper –let it be something welcoming.

If you still fail – ask yourself why. Is it because you haven't yet started from scratch?

If you haven't started from the beginning – you simply haven't started yet. It's as simple as that. So how can you achieve anything? If you haven't started to produce something worthwhile to look at – you really aren't going to achieve anything here.

At the end of the day when you finally realize how crucial this is – you would finally have slowed down from moving too fast. And you will actually come to thought about how simple and easy these beginning steps are. The solution at getting more people to your blog. It was never the overcomplicated things you've ever been thinking rushing from left to right and from the one guy to the other guy in panic getting everything settled that you thought was the right things to do . . .

In fact. Starting at the starting point requires no money. And how are you not enjoying it! In this simpleness (not simplicity in doing everything worthlessly easy) is intelligence. The intelligence of simpleness. A word of common feeling producing something unique and exciting.  There's laughter in it. Entertainment. Real conversations. Something that your visitors would want to share with their friends and with the world.

When you'd find this intelligence you would have come to terms of your fatal previous understanding that you are just a mere person with a blog online. That this wisdom let you came to the realization that you indeed are a person who have a blog, yes, – but that your blog is nothing other than a brand. That every brand does carry one or the other reputation. And as soon as you gain this reputation (one of trust) you'll actually start reaping the organic (automatic) results of success infinitely.
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