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Issue
93 /
July 2009 |
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Help customers find your business online by giving Googlebots directions to
your
Web
site.
Googlebots
(a.k.a.
spiders)
are
always
crawling
Web
sites,
finding
keywords
and
indexing
pages.
If
your
Web
site
is
on
the
Internet,
they
will
eventually
find
and
index
it,
so
it
will
be
included
in
Google's
search
results
for
your
keywords.
But
sometimes
spiders
miss
a
page.
To
make
sure
your
entire
site
is
indexed,
create
an
XML
site
map
and
submit
it
directly
to
the
search
engines
—
it's
like
a
GPS
device
leading
spiders
to
every
page
of
your
Web
site.
You
can
then
be
certain
your
site
is
indexed,
and
you
may
even
get
a
better
ranking
in
the
results.
Need help in developing a site map? No problem. Go to www.xml-sitemaps.com.
In
four
easy
steps
you
can
create
one
and
submit
it
to
Google. All
for
free! For
more
information
on
site
maps,
check
out
our
online
video.
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Check
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Broken
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Brain Teaser
In
2003
Harvard
shut
down
a
sophomore's
site
which
placed
fellow
students'
photos
side
by
side
and
asked
visitors
to
choose
the
hotter
person.
What
was
the
creator's
next
site?
a.
MySpace
b.
Facebook
c.
LinkedIn
d.
Hot
or
Not
b.
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site
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known
as
Facemash.
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Brain
Teasers.
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