help with hosting?
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cathie0104
, Mar 20 2007 06:37 AM
#1
Posted 20 March 2007 - 06:37 AM
#2
Posted 20 March 2007 - 07:18 AM
Registering a site does NOT put it in Google...
If you want your site on Google you will need to have a solid SEO (Search Engine Optimization) plan of action or you will need to pay their premium price to have it added.
Your question is a bit ambiguous, but I am also getting the feeling you are typing in the domain name and nothing is happening? If that is the case most likely the nameservers have not resolved to the proper IP yet or you enter the wrong information when you registered the names. I would go back and double check all the nameserver settings.
If you want your site on Google you will need to have a solid SEO (Search Engine Optimization) plan of action or you will need to pay their premium price to have it added.
Your question is a bit ambiguous, but I am also getting the feeling you are typing in the domain name and nothing is happening? If that is the case most likely the nameservers have not resolved to the proper IP yet or you enter the wrong information when you registered the names. I would go back and double check all the nameserver settings.
#3
Posted 21 March 2007 - 01:57 AM
You will also have to put links to you various variations of you site url into links to your site. Other wise Google will never find them.
Google does not just magically find links. They have to be some where. I personally would rather direct the money spent on the extra domain names into better forms of promoting a site like an ad program.
Google does not just magically find links. They have to be some where. I personally would rather direct the money spent on the extra domain names into better forms of promoting a site like an ad program.
Edited by Michael, 21 March 2007 - 02:03 AM.
#4
Posted 21 March 2007 - 12:51 PM
Hey Cathie
Definitely going to need more info than that. How many domain names have you registered and are they all pointing properly to your main site? Google will eventually pick up your site, but you will need to go there and submit a URL manually.
I agree with thenotch in that of you are serious about search engine submission, get a plan of action, and decide what you want to do as far as the search engines go. It is getting increasingly more difficult to get seen in the search engine this day and age without paying a premium, but there are other ways.
I have checked your website in the browser, and it is ok as far as the internet recognizing it, but getting onto Google is the least of your problems here. Your picture files are way to large and take a little time to load up. You need to optimize them for the web, which means getting a piece of software that allows you to save them for the web so that they load fast.
PhotoShop does this, or you can search on google for a graphics software to do this.
Beautiful dogs by the way.
Hope this helps you out
Blessings
Martin
Definitely going to need more info than that. How many domain names have you registered and are they all pointing properly to your main site? Google will eventually pick up your site, but you will need to go there and submit a URL manually.
I agree with thenotch in that of you are serious about search engine submission, get a plan of action, and decide what you want to do as far as the search engines go. It is getting increasingly more difficult to get seen in the search engine this day and age without paying a premium, but there are other ways.
I have checked your website in the browser, and it is ok as far as the internet recognizing it, but getting onto Google is the least of your problems here. Your picture files are way to large and take a little time to load up. You need to optimize them for the web, which means getting a piece of software that allows you to save them for the web so that they load fast.
PhotoShop does this, or you can search on google for a graphics software to do this.
Beautiful dogs by the way.
Hope this helps you out
Blessings
Martin
#5
Posted 21 March 2007 - 02:11 PM
I noticed the same thing that wolftone did, that your image files are way too large and take a long time to load, even on DSL. This is not an uncommon thing on home made sites, and a lot of dog sites are home made. You can use Irfanview www.irfanview.com to resize your images, it's free and is excellent. You can do a batch resize resample of all of them. Also your pictures will look better if their aspect ratio is retained. Here is one that I resized with Irfanview. It's only 5% as large as the original but still has high quality.
Edited by Tyger, 21 March 2007 - 02:14 PM.
#6
Posted 26 March 2007 - 07:57 AM
Thanks SO much for your help guys. Yes I thought the pics where too big i'll go on that site now and resize them all! Just one more thing...... Who is best for hosting?? for free as i don't work cos of my arthritis and my lovely big dogs seem to have hollow legs!!!! Cheers again.
#7
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:02 AM
I have bought a few sites from 123 reg they are
bullmastiffpuppieswales.co.uk
bullmastiffpuppies.co.uk
boxerpuppieswales.co.uk
in the hope that if someone puts into a search engine "bullmastiff puppies in wales" then my page will pop up and then redirect them to my site aweldegbullmastiffs.co.uk cos i was thinking that not many people will know the name of my site and if they just do a search for bullmastiffs or puppies in wales then i would appear? don't know if this is right(hope so now i've bought the names) Thanks
bullmastiffpuppieswales.co.uk
bullmastiffpuppies.co.uk
boxerpuppieswales.co.uk
in the hope that if someone puts into a search engine "bullmastiff puppies in wales" then my page will pop up and then redirect them to my site aweldegbullmastiffs.co.uk cos i was thinking that not many people will know the name of my site and if they just do a search for bullmastiffs or puppies in wales then i would appear? don't know if this is right(hope so now i've bought the names) Thanks
#8
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:09 AM
Its a good investment for the $20 it costs you each year. However, remember that the content on your site and the tags you use are far more important to the search engines than your domain name.
#9
Posted 26 March 2007 - 09:14 AM
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