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You can find additional ideas for your web site or blog
through the Catholic Blog Network,
with its main blog at
Catholic Internet Mission: Unity in Christ.
If you want to obtain more visitor traffic to your Catholic web site
or blog, you may want to join one of the webrings we manage at
Catholic WebRing Network.
Publishing Online
A system to index Catholic
articles
Before real-time search and results, it took some time
before Catholic articles were indexed in the search engines. With a basic system is followed, you can get your
pages indexed more efficiently. Given below is a method suggested so you can proceed to have your pages
indexed and published faster. This method depends on online tools.
Suggested methods for faster indexing:
We are taught that the more links there are
that lead to the published Catholic articles in your site or blog,
the more the search engine spiders can easily crawl the pages, and
get it indexed in its database. It is good therefore to have
either one-way links to your web pages, or to engage in
reciprocal linking.
Other ways to index your web pages fast are:
To create an
rss feed to syndicate your Catholic articles. Once you have created your rss feed,
you can submit this feed to rss feed listings and directories. Making a search at Google
will provide you with many results rss feed directories to submit your rss feed.
Create a request to link to the articles if a page viewer benefitted from it.
This way, there will be more inbound links to your Catholic articles.
This is called one-way inbound linking.
Create a blog on a different domain that updates the reader on any new articles
recently published items in your Catholic web site. Often, with a pre-formatted blog, there is
already a blog feed in which the reader can subscribe, so as to help your readers access
also the articles and news items in that blog. Once you have set up your blog, you can then add
them to blog directories in order to get more incoming traffic to your blog, and eventually to
your Catholic web site. A good blog hosting service is Blogger.com. With Blogger.com, you can
even get a custom domain that contains key words in your small Catholic web site.
Create a Google sitemap and then submit it to Google Sitemaps. This ensures that
your web pages are indexed in Google's search engine database.
Optimize well your Catholic articles so that it will be able to land in the
first page of results in the leading search engines.
Finally, keep on writing and updating your subscribers with new Catholic
articles and other multimedia Catholic content to keep them updated.
If they have benefitted from it, they can give a good word of your
small Catholic web site services to their other family members,
friends and associates. Also, with new content being published in
a Catholic web site, search engines will always to return to the web site and
let their search engine spiders index what is new in the site. The more unique
and quality Catholic articles and blog posts produced, the more the search engines
will index the Catholic articles and blog posts in our small Catholic web site
development.
One last tip: Always follow propriety when creating Catholic articles; since this
is a project of a Catholic individual or family, and not on the level of a parish or diocese,
it is important to always let your readers, subscribers and page viewers know that the
Catholic articles are simply produced to witness to Christ and His gospel in the
context of a family setting, a lay vocation, and an initiative done only under
the guidance of Vatican teaching on the Net. It would also be proper to list down
the all the resources consulted in the production of the articles and the blog posts.
New trends: Because of the popularity of Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter, if you
update your social network with links from your web site and blog, this can also make
your Catholic articles indexed in real-time. Real-time searching is a new trend.
When you post to these social networks in real-time, they can make your web site
and blog links also available to real-time searches. Publishing online now thus involves
both indexing the regular way and in real-time.
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If you intend to follow the methods presented in this web site - both
the basic and the advanced, you can choose any one of the following: