Web Page Update rate:
So how do web site pages get up-dated. There are a number of reasons a page may be up-dated; however if the update is to a hidden HTML error, or a new Ad format, the "Last Modified" date at the bottom of the page may not change.
The "Last Modified" text is only changed if a visitable portion of the content is updated.
E-mail comments may cause a page to be up-dated immediately, or if I happen to read it but take no action, stay in the cue for months.
Documentation errors will definitely result in a page being up-dated.
Low page visits may also cause the page to be updated. The server counter provides this data.
Under construction pages: I keep a list of about 20 pages at a time. I add this page type to get the page address indexed by search engines because it takes 3 months to get a page rank. Of course there is a disclaimer at the top of the page indicating a "blank" page. I don't see an issue of adding a holding page as long as it's kept to 20 of 1,200 pages.
Old Pages: Pages that have not been up-dated in a while. Just sort the html files by 'Data Modified'. A few years ago I noticed that as a page dropped in the rankings, one way to increase it's ranking would be to increment the saved-as date.
So some days I may work on new content, while other days work on pages under one or more of the above topics.
The cycle time is more than a year to work through all the web pages.........
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Site Up-date Rate
Posted by Leroy at 8:38 PM
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