Please help!Title Changed - Meta-names added

#1

I added my URL webpage (http://www.dirkproductions.com) a month ago. By
then, i did not have any meta-names or titles added to it. It is only
displayed in google when searching for dirkproductions. I changed the
title and added meta-names to the website also. The problem it is that
google did not update it yet. What can i do to notify google that my
webpage has changed?

#2

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Quote:

I added my URL webpage (http://www.dirkproductions.com) a month ago.
By then, i did not have any meta-names or titles added to it.

Note that most meta thingies don't do a thing with Google (like meta
keywords, meta description).

Quote:

It is only
displayed in google when searching for dirkproductions. I changed the
title and added meta-names to the website also. The problem it is that
google did not update it yet. What can i do to notify google that my
webpage has changed?

Get more links to it.

As for your title: are you branding dirk productions? If not, remove it
from the title, or put it to the very end. Also, don't use the same
title on each and every page.

<A HREF=servicios.html></A> is not smart (nor is the title Servicios).

A flash movie as a menu... why on earth, since you're not doing anything
fancy with it, you could have the same effect with HTML + CSS

(oh, and the wave effect, your visitors get seasick before they have
finised reading 3 sentences).

<http://www.dirkproductions.com/servicios2.html>

4 lines of content, a scrollbar to the left (that does nothing).

Even if your site appears in google, it probably will end up very low.

My advice: take a piece of paper, and start to brainstorm.

What is your site about?
What do you want to tell your visitors?
What can you show your visitors?
etc.

try to think about your site: what do you want to do with it.

Then write for each question keywords that answer it.

Then group related keywords, start to think about sentences.

Then start to write content, the more the better, but don't make it
artificial.

http://www.dirkproductions.com/servicios7.html is a good start.

servicios7. I mean, I don't know what service number 7 is. How about:

http://www.dirkproductions.com/servi...ginas-web.html

Is the content in a flash movie? AFAIK, Google doesn't extract content
from a flash movie (yet). So worse case: it sees very little on that
page. Probably only: <A HREF=servicios.html></A> <A
HREF=contactar.html></A> etc. etc. which is hardly content, if at all.

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#3

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.
I do not really know how to use HTML + CSS, that´s why I have a flash
movie as a menu.
What about the main page? Is it going to be updated?
Thanks again John!

#4

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Quote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.
I do not really know how to use HTML + CSS, that´s why I have a flash
movie as a menu.
What about the main page? Is it going to be updated?
Thanks again John!

I think you should google for optomising flash pages... im sure there
are loads of resources.. mata tags are ancient news. You need to work on
the way things are done these days.

Google only re spiders your web site every so often, more so when you
keep changing the content and have good back links.

James

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#5

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Quote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

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#6

John Bokma wrote:

Quote:

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

In other words, write a block of text -- like an advertisement or an
essay or an article -- in which your keywords appear. Google can only
read (and index) text.

#7

catherine yronwode wrote:

Quote:

John Bokma wrote:

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

In other words, write a block of text -- like an advertisement or an
essay or an article -- in which your keywords appear. Google can only
read (and index) text.

And what follows is NOT what i mean by text:

Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 Menacing, Awesome,
Pulverising. Vintage Metal Axxe Razer The straightforward pickup volume
and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way toggle,
also offer additional versatility thanks to a coil tap facility, giving
single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil pickup sounds.
 
FREE Delivery. Delivery Usually Within 3 Days.
 
 Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 (Crimson Tide Shown) 
Body: Eastern Poplar 
Neck: Maple – Set Neck 
Fingerboard: Rosewood 
Scale: 25.5"/648mm 
Frets: 24 
Neck Inlays: Pearloid Dot/Vintage 12th 
Tuners: Wilkinson® WJ07 
Vibrato: Floyd Rose® Double Locking 
Pickups: Wilkinson® Double Coil x 2 (N) WMSH (B)WMSH 
Hardware: Satin Black 
Controls: 1 x Volume/ 1 x Tone/ Coil Tap/ 3-Way Toggle 

You really don't give google anything to feed on with technical
telegraphic talk like that. The help you need is not how to get
technical -- you've got javascrit and little tricks coming out the
wazoo -- but would it be completely beyond you to write in normal
English, using keywords? How about:

This Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 is an electric guitar with strong
musical appeal to the [professional guitarist / guitar collector /
aspiring guitarist / rock band guitarist / whatever]. The Razer was the
featured guitar heard on so many scorching electric [genre type] solos
of [musician name / band name] during the [date range]. Its sound has
been described as "menacing, awesome, and pulverising," making the
Vintage Metal Axxe Razer a great electric guitar choice for [
coffeehouses / arenas / type of venue]. The straightforward pickup
volume and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way
toggle, also offer additional versatility, thanks to a coil tap
facility, giving single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil
pickup sounds, making it a classic among electric guitars of ts era. The
Rosewood fingerboard, Maple neck, and Easter Poplar body add a touch of
traditional class and easy playability to this blazing hot electric
monster guitar.

cat (Words "R" Us ) yronwode

http://www.luckymojo.com/dixielove.html
Dixie Love Spiritual Supplies

#8

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 01:12:01 -0700, catherine yronwode
<claypool (AT) sonic (DOT) net> wrote:

Quote:

catherine yronwode wrote:

John Bokma wrote:

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

In other words, write a block of text -- like an advertisement or an
essay or an article -- in which your keywords appear. Google can only
read (and index) text.

And what follows is NOT what i mean by text:

P>Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 Menacing, Awesome,
Pulverising. Vintage Metal Axxe Razer The straightforward pickup volume
and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way toggle,
also offer additional versatility thanks to a coil tap facility, giving
single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil pickup sounds.
br> Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 (Crimson Tide Shown) <BR
Body: Eastern Poplar<br
Neck: Maple – Set Neck<br
Fingerboard: Rosewood<br
Scale: 25.5"/648mm<br
Frets: 24<br
Neck Inlays: Pearloid Dot/Vintage 12th<br
Tuners: Wilkinson® WJ07<br
Vibrato: Floyd Rose® Double Locking<br
Pickups: Wilkinson® Double Coil x 2 (N) WMSH (B)WMSH<br
Hardware: Satin Black<br
Controls: 1 x Volume/ 1 x Tone/ Coil Tap/ 3-Way Toggle<br

You really don't give google anything to feed on with technical
telegraphic talk like that. The help you need is not how to get
technical -- you've got javascrit and little tricks coming out the
wazoo -- but would it be completely beyond you to write in normal
English, using keywords? How about:

Yes it would, he needs a copywriter really.

Quote:

This Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400

make that "The Vintage Axxe Razer Range" as there's a shoal of them

Quote:

is an electric guitar with strong
musical appeal to the [professional guitarist / guitar collector /
aspiring guitarist / rock band guitarist / whatever]. The Razer was the
featured guitar heard on so many scorching electric [genre type] solos
of [musician name / band name] during the [date range].

Only it wasn't. he can do this kind of stuff with name guitars though.
With the cheapies, he'll have to say "is modelled after the legendary
curves of the Yad Yada, played by such famous players as so-and-so
etc"

Quote:

Its sound has
been described as "menacing, awesome, and pulverising," making the
Vintage Metal Axxe Razer a great electric guitar choice for [
coffeehouses / arenas / type of venue]. The straightforward pickup
volume and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way
toggle, also offer additional versatility, thanks to a coil tap
facility, giving single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil
pickup sounds, making it a classic among electric guitars of ts era. The
Rosewood fingerboard, Maple neck, and Easter Poplar body add a touch of
traditional class and easy playability to this blazing hot electric
monster guitar.

yeah, most of that can stay but remember it has to be spread across
every page that has an example of that kid of guitar on, so it'll need
fattening quite a bit.

Quote:

cat (Words "R" Us ) yronwode

B (the wordslinger) B

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#9

catherine yronwode wrote:

Quote:

catherine yronwode wrote:

John Bokma wrote:

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

In other words, write a block of text -- like an advertisement or an
essay or an article -- in which your keywords appear. Google can only
read (and index) text.

And what follows is NOT what i mean by text:

P>Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 Menacing, Awesome,
Pulverising. Vintage Metal Axxe Razer The straightforward pickup volume
and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way toggle,
also offer additional versatility thanks to a coil tap facility, giving
single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil pickup sounds.
br> Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 (Crimson Tide Shown) <BR
Body: Eastern Poplar<br
Neck: Maple – Set Neck<br
Fingerboard: Rosewood<br
Scale: 25.5"/648mm<br
Frets: 24<br
Neck Inlays: Pearloid Dot/Vintage 12th<br
Tuners: Wilkinson® WJ07<br
Vibrato: Floyd Rose® Double Locking<br
Pickups: Wilkinson® Double Coil x 2 (N) WMSH (B)WMSH<br
Hardware: Satin Black<br
Controls: 1 x Volume/ 1 x Tone/ Coil Tap/ 3-Way Toggle<br

You really don't give google anything to feed on with technical
telegraphic talk like that. The help you need is not how to get
technical -- you've got javascrit and little tricks coming out the
wazoo -- but would it be completely beyond you to write in normal
English, using keywords? How about:

This Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 is an electric guitar with strong
musical appeal to the [professional guitarist / guitar collector /
aspiring guitarist / rock band guitarist / whatever]. The Razer was the
featured guitar heard on so many scorching electric [genre type] solos
of [musician name / band name] during the [date range]. Its sound has
been described as "menacing, awesome, and pulverising," making the
Vintage Metal Axxe Razer a great electric guitar choice for [
coffeehouses / arenas / type of venue]. The straightforward pickup
volume and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way
toggle, also offer additional versatility, thanks to a coil tap
facility, giving single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil
pickup sounds, making it a classic among electric guitars of ts era. The
Rosewood fingerboard, Maple neck, and Easter Poplar body add a touch of
traditional class and easy playability to this blazing hot electric
monster guitar.

cat (Words "R" Us ) yronwode

http://www.luckymojo.com/dixielove.html
Dixie Love Spiritual Supplies

Cat! I do get you! And I do need to write better text as im just taking
it from offical sites like all other music websites. This could st me
apart...

l will write better text BUT im not sure about taking out the spec
list... I will think about it as I can have a link to the manufactures
page with the specs....

Thanks for you help

Cheers
James

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Firespin Design
w. www.firespin.co.uk
West Sussex Company specializing in
Web, Print Design, Illustration,
Hosting services and Support.
Affordable prices.

#10

Big Bill wrote:

Quote:

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 01:12:01 -0700, catherine yronwode
claypool (AT) sonic (DOT) net> wrote:

catherine yronwode wrote:

John Bokma wrote:

jsanchez_ (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

Thanks John for your help. I already thought keywords about my website,
but I have a question. Since most meta thingies don't do a thing with
Google, where do I suppose to put the keywords.

In the content :-)

In other words, write a block of text -- like an advertisement or an
essay or an article -- in which your keywords appear. Google can only
read (and index) text.

And what follows is NOT what i mean by text:

P>Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 Menacing, Awesome,
Pulverising. Vintage Metal Axxe Razer The straightforward pickup volume
and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way toggle,
also offer additional versatility thanks to a coil tap facility, giving
single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil pickup sounds.
br> Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400 (Crimson Tide Shown) <BR
Body: Eastern Poplar<br
Neck: Maple – Set Neck<br
Fingerboard: Rosewood<br
Scale: 25.5"/648mm<br
Frets: 24<br
Neck Inlays: Pearloid Dot/Vintage 12th<br
Tuners: Wilkinson® WJ07<br
Vibrato: Floyd Rose® Double Locking<br
Pickups: Wilkinson® Double Coil x 2 (N) WMSH (B)WMSH<br
Hardware: Satin Black<br
Controls: 1 x Volume/ 1 x Tone/ Coil Tap/ 3-Way Toggle<br

You really don't give google anything to feed on with technical
telegraphic talk like that. The help you need is not how to get
technical -- you've got javascrit and little tricks coming out the
wazoo -- but would it be completely beyond you to write in normal
English, using keywords? How about:

Yes it would, he needs a copywriter really.

This Vintage Metal Axxe Razer VR400

make that "The Vintage Axxe Razer Range" as there's a shoal of them

is an electric guitar with strong
musical appeal to the [professional guitarist / guitar collector /
aspiring guitarist / rock band guitarist / whatever]. The Razer was the
featured guitar heard on so many scorching electric [genre type] solos
of [musician name / band name] during the [date range].

Only it wasn't. he can do this kind of stuff with name guitars though.
With the cheapies, he'll have to say "is modelled after the legendary
curves of the Yad Yada, played by such famous players as so-and-so
etc"

Its sound has
been described as "menacing, awesome, and pulverising," making the
Vintage Metal Axxe Razer a great electric guitar choice for [
coffeehouses / arenas / type of venue]. The straightforward pickup
volume and tone controls on the Razer, in conjunction with the 3-way
toggle, also offer additional versatility, thanks to a coil tap
facility, giving single coil tones alongside the powerful double coil
pickup sounds, making it a classic among electric guitars of ts era. The
Rosewood fingerboard, Maple neck, and Easter Poplar body add a touch of
traditional class and easy playability to this blazing hot electric
monster guitar.

yeah, most of that can stay but remember it has to be spread across
every page that has an example of that kid of guitar on, so it'll need
fattening quite a bit.

cat (Words "R" Us ) yronwode

B (the wordslinger) B

Im going to stay in and write different stuff for each guitar page...And
report back

I am a bit nervy about leaving out the specifications list as other
sites generally have them in.....Including the high up sites

I can have a link to the manufacturers specs page...Hmm thinking

James

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James Helliwell
Firespin Design
w. www.firespin.co.uk
West Sussex Company specializing in
Web, Print Design, Illustration,
Hosting services and Support.
Affordable prices.