Computer Science and Technology
WordPress 2.9.1 just released, and it fixed some minor bugs from WordPress 2.9. This is just a theory, but I think that the reason my blog posts weren’t being indexed in Google as quick as they usually were was due to a glitch in the WordPress update, causing certain server configurations to fail when attempting [...]
If you’re a webmaster that is curious to know which of your site’s page have been indexed by Google, simply use the site operator and perform a search query such as:
site:www.joemajewski.com
The results you see upon executing that Google search will be a list of pages that Google has indexed on your site. Although that may [...]
Last night I posted an article about Google’s slow indexing rate for my latest blog posts. Usually my articles get indexed within minutes, but recently it has been taking over 12 hours before Google gets around to adding my posts to their search results.
I did some research and found that others have had that same [...]
By using Google’s site operator, you can quickly see a list of pages that Google has indexed on any given website, or even directories or subdomains within a website. For example, performing a Google search for site:www.JoeMajewski.com, you will retrieve a full list of all pages that Google has found on my (this) website.
Usually, my [...]
Google is in the process of performing PageRank updates today. I recently opened up my web browser and was surprised to find that my PageRank went from a pitiful PR0 to a respectful PR2. This update has really boosted my morale, as I worked very hard for that PR.
I’m going to keep on doing what [...]