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Maybe I'm doing something wrong but just based on submitting sitemaps to google and bing I'm going to have to disagree with this statement. Google has successf
by Urgo 15y ago
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but just based on submitting sitemaps to google and bing I'm going to have to disagree with this statement. Google has successfully indexed over 1.2 million pages that I've told it about. Bing fails every time trying to read the sitemap files (says they are empty?? the same ones google uses...) and has only indexed about 3,000 pages.
I'm going to just go out on a limb here and say this statement is false. They can't even index pages you tell it about.
(If you're curious my site is http://socialblade.com/youtube http://socialblade.com/youtube and the 1.2 million plus pages indexed are statistics on youtube channels)
- rhplus 15y ago1.2 million plus pages indexed Oh, please. This site is a content farm. You've even have placeholder images saying "ADVERTISE HERE". Why should Bing - or Google - index this? What value does a search result to your site give to a user who most likely is searching for actual videos?
- Urgo 15y agoA content farm exists to take existing content and farm it out for people to find with no additional value. That's not at all what my site is. My site allows any youtube user to track their statistics and compare themselves with any other user on the site. Every user in the database (over 215k right now) gets updated at least once a day by querying youtube's api and ranks are updated, etc. There are tens if not hundreds of thousands of people who use the site daily to track said data. Very different then a content farm that just tricks people serving up recycled videos. :)