The idea of stuffing a page with RSS data to keep it "fresh" seems wise now but how are you keeping the content unique enough to give it value? Plus any future-proofing efforts need to consider the lead time for search engines to get wise and ignore this tactic. Probably not worth the effort. Like most things Google can wise up to, better to be dumb and drop lots of links than spend time trying to be semi-smart.
Are people still trying to define and use the term "Web 2.0" ? I don't want to de-rail the topic but it's such a silly term. It's been so long since I've seen something on-line that doesn't meet the criteria of "Web 2.0" that it seems absurd to still call things "Web 2.0" like it still means that much?
The idea of stuffing a page with RSS data to keep it "fresh" seems wise now but how are you keeping the content unique enough to give it value? Plus any future-proofing efforts need to consider the lead time for search engines to get wise and ignore this tactic. Probably not worth the effort. Like most things Google can wise up to, better to be dumb and drop lots of links than spend time trying to be semi-smart.
Are people still trying to define and use the term "Web 2.0" ? I don't want to de-rail the topic but it's such a silly term. It's been so long since I've seen something on-line that doesn't meet the criteria of "Web 2.0" that it seems absurd to still call things "Web 2.0" like it still means that much?
yeah BS... SE indexed BIE more quickly then Backlinkenergizer... after 24 hours SE still not indexed my backlinkenergizer site
The idea of stuffing a page with RSS data to keep it "fresh" seems wise now but how are you keeping the content unique enough to give it value?