Tracking Site Page Importance Via Crawl Cache Dates »
Posted on November 24th, 2008 by Justin Seibert in DOM News, Google - SEO, SEO, Search Engines, The Marketing Experts | 8 Comments
We’ve been thinking about how we can bring more value to our readers on this here internet marketing blog and settled on running an occasional series of guest posts penned by various marketing thought leaders. This remained filed in our Good Ideas We Feel Like We’re Too Busy to Implement drawer until now. What finally got me out of my hammock to implement this series was being featured in a post by Donna FontenotSEO Scoop as part of a series meant to spread some love and introduce the search engine marketing community to other and often newer voices.
DazzlinDonna as she is better known on the internets has been involved in this industry for quite some time and really knows her stuff. I am personally delighted to have Donna kick off our The Marketing Experts series and now present her post on a very specific way you can improve your own search engine optimization efforts (or stay on top of your SEO firm). — Justin
Over two years ago, way back in September, 2006, Google let us know that they were changing the way they display cache dates for our pages. Specifically, Vanessa Fox said:
TAGS: cache dates, crawl rates, dazzlindonna, Google spiders
