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sandboxing and using PHPSESSIONIDs
Hi there guys,
I've got a couple of questions regarding SEO.
1. Is it true that Google currently "sandboxes" all the new sites so there is now way to get indexed in at least 6 months? I see Googlebot visited the site but now sure what the result it...
2. I have URLs like resort.php?id=1&PHPSEESSID=XXXXXX.
Is it consired "SEO-unfriendly"?
I am reading alot of articles on SEO nowadays and it appears that noone can say for sure and this is all "hearsay"...
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it is thought that google does sandbox new content. But to bust out if it, faster than 6 months,
you will need...
Link from other sites with similar content
Link from your site to similar content
A good linking structure to transfer PR to each section of your site
a good sitemap (less than 101K)
Proper listings in DMOZ and the Yahoo! directory
Content that gets refreshed 1/day or 1/week
Targeted keyword in your anchor text
H1 tags for main keywords H2 tags for sub keywords and a sprinkling of main/sub keyowrd in good content.
Make sure to use the meta tags (ie keywords and content)
Don't overabuse the main keyword, or they won't give as good of a rating as when you use the keywords in moderation.
There is a way to get rid of session ID's when the google bot is around, search google for it.
Most people think that Googlebot won't follow a link with a session ID in it.
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