Last google deepcrawl and google dance was when ?

[Claude]

I haven´t been paying attention lately, so does anyone know when the last google deepcrawl and dance took place ?

[CheneyRumsfeld]

FACT:
Google Priority ID.
and buy their stock.
that is what works.

[Machete_]

Originally Posted by Claude

I haven´t been paying attention lately, so does anyone know when the last google deepcrawl and dance took place ?

Its updating the backlink table right now...

[Claude]

Originally Posted by ebus_dk

Its updating the backlink table right now...

Ja, det ser sådan ud :-)

Looks about right:

http://www.seocompany.ca/pagerank/pa...date-list.html

[Claude]

Still, nobody know when the last google deep crawl was ?

Got deep crawled by Yahoo yesterday and it shows (this site, not the one in my sig: http://www.bizarcentral.com )

[Juilan]

Originally Posted by Claude

Still, nobody know when the last google deep crawl was ?

Got deep crawled by Yahoo yesterday and it shows (this site, not the one in my sig: http://www.bizarcentral.com )

Do you mean the Bourbon update? if so this may be of interest:

SEO News Bytes June 2005

By Shelley Murphy

I am sure by now most people have read about the recent Google update on about May 20, 2005.
This recent update named "Bourbon" stemming from the Webmaster Conference in New Orleans and if the streets had no name, I wonder what they would have called it, hence titled for the famous Bourbon Street.

Usually when Google does an update some good comes out of it in their ongoing quest to fight spam, alleviate black hat seo tactics and serve up better search results; however the Bourbon update was in place to fight off the "302 pagejacking" and if I may add a touch of irony to this, I believe this may have backfired since things still seem to be in flux, three weeks later, and Google themselves got pagejacked for "AdSense".

[Claude]

Originally Posted by Juilan

Do you mean the Bourbon update? if so this may be of interest:

SEO News Bytes June 2005

By Shelley Murphy

I am sure by now most people have read about the recent Google update on about May 20, 2005.
This recent update named "Bourbon" stemming from the Webmaster Conference in New Orleans and if the streets had no name, I wonder what they would have called it, hence titled for the famous Bourbon Street.

Usually when Google does an update some good comes out of it in their ongoing quest to fight spam, alleviate black hat seo tactics and serve up better search results; however the Bourbon update was in place to fight off the "302 pagejacking" and if I may add a touch of irony to this, I believe this may have backfired since things still seem to be in flux, three weeks later, and Google themselves got pagejacked for "AdSense".

Did a search on that, looks more like an algo update before a google dance. Anyway, hasn´t google danced/updated since May ?

What I would really like to know is, when the last deep crawl was (usually a 3-5 day period before a dance). Anyone been deep crawled lately, it get the freshbot every day, but haven´t seen the deepcrawler at all, but as I said, I haven´t been paying attention. I have installed some PHP emailing when the bot comes, so far only the freshbot.

I have only been monitoring this for some 14 days, so if the last deep crawl was 15 days ago, I don´t have to worry about site optimizing right now and just wait and see what the deepbot spiders and what is actually indexed when that happens.

[Iron Mike]

Excuse me, but I'm extremly dump. Could someone please explain the difference between deepcrawling and dancing.
Thanks!

[Claude]

Originally Posted by Iron Mike

Excuse me, but I'm extremly dump. Could someone please explain the difference between deepcrawling and dancing.
Thanks!

Freshbot: Touched the surface of a site, usually the root index file.
Deepcrawling: the bot goes deep into a site and fetched a lot of pages.
Dancing: Building a new directory based on the result from the crawls. The index "dances" in that period because result search changes a lot.

That was the short version. Do a google on the terms :-)

[Claude]

Bumping this post

[nico-t]

i dont understand it anymore, i cant get a site of mine popular at SE's for some reason...