Ok, so I'm starting to see some links here and there. Not gonna say where or how, but they are appearing.
SQUIRT does something
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since this thread got bumped anyways, I'm going to throw out a small tip that are concerning a few people.
I got about 6 emails this week from people who were wondering why the tool didn't seem to have a big affect on a few sites they've submitted yet it did on others. I had them all reply back with the urls they were talking about and I investigated. 9 out of every 10 were having obviously problems with deep indexing. Like they would only have 4-10 pages in the index and most of them were supplementals. Since the tool can only focus on one phase of promotion at a time and can't look into the future, depending on the sites' current needs. It obviously focused most of it's power on getting more pages in the index.
So just to clear up a bit of confusion. If you run a site through and your not seeing much results, check the current state of your site in the engines. If its pretty obvious that your sites aren't deep indexed properly than focus on getting that problem solved before you start worrying about why you're not ranking for highly competitive terms yet.
Likewise, if this is your case, and you want to monitor the tool's progress than make a note of it's current deep indexing stats as well as how the supplementals for your site looks. Than run it through the tool again after a few days and after about a week make another note of any changes. If you see no strong changes, double check your onsite SEO and inner linking then email me or Rob.
Remember the tool takes 60 SEO factors into consideration. Being strong in almost all 60 factors = high rankings, no exceptions. So if you run the site through and the analysis says your below the 25% range, than you can be certain your site probably isn't going to be ranking for Viagra or home loans next week no matter how times you submit it.
In short: squirt != magic wand
I got about 6 emails this week from people who were wondering why the tool didn't seem to have a big affect on a few sites they've submitted yet it did on others. I had them all reply back with the urls they were talking about and I investigated. 9 out of every 10 were having obviously problems with deep indexing. Like they would only have 4-10 pages in the index and most of them were supplementals. Since the tool can only focus on one phase of promotion at a time and can't look into the future, depending on the sites' current needs. It obviously focused most of it's power on getting more pages in the index.
So just to clear up a bit of confusion. If you run a site through and your not seeing much results, check the current state of your site in the engines. If its pretty obvious that your sites aren't deep indexed properly than focus on getting that problem solved before you start worrying about why you're not ranking for highly competitive terms yet.
Likewise, if this is your case, and you want to monitor the tool's progress than make a note of it's current deep indexing stats as well as how the supplementals for your site looks. Than run it through the tool again after a few days and after about a week make another note of any changes. If you see no strong changes, double check your onsite SEO and inner linking then email me or Rob.
Remember the tool takes 60 SEO factors into consideration. Being strong in almost all 60 factors = high rankings, no exceptions. So if you run the site through and the analysis says your below the 25% range, than you can be certain your site probably isn't going to be ranking for Viagra or home loans next week no matter how times you submit it.
In short: squirt != magic wand
I fucking hate threads where someone says something does something or pays something or yields some kind of results and doesn't give any ACTUAL results or useful information for others.
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So far I've only noticed the tool doing some stuff with some wordpress blogs although I can report that it is having a positive effect on rankings, I still think it's too early to tell & most people are expecting "big things to happen quickly."
Give it time people
If in doubt, submit inner pages that you want ranked too.
Don't forget to give Eli props for putting the tool together too
Give it time people
If in doubt, submit inner pages that you want ranked too.
Don't forget to give Eli props for putting the tool together too
one of my sites only had 4-5 pages indexed on google before squirt - now over 200 are... so that is pretty nice.
wish I had more sites to submit! hopefully will have some larger sites coming up over the next couple of months - it figure it's more than worth the membership fee if it will help those guys get indexed and ranked quickly!
wish I had more sites to submit! hopefully will have some larger sites coming up over the next couple of months - it figure it's more than worth the membership fee if it will help those guys get indexed and ranked quickly!
Okay, well finally someone touched on a question I've asked and not gotten a reply to: yes or no, should I submit individual pages or just my site URL in SQUIRT?
The only reason I ask is because I know it runs "campaigns" or whatever and I don't want to screw something up/interfere with something.
Yeah I know it doesn't = a magic wand, but I can't really tell what's going on. (Might as well be magic.)
The only reason I ask is because I know it runs "campaigns" or whatever and I don't want to screw something up/interfere with something.
Yeah I know it doesn't = a magic wand, but I can't really tell what's going on. (Might as well be magic.)
There's no real good answer to that question. If your site is setup like:
mainpage
|_subpage1
|_subpage2
|_subpage3
then there would be no point in submitting the subpages because they will essentially already be submitted if the tool determines they need to be.
If its setup so the subpages are a separate entity (such as landing pages) from the main page, therefore no innerlinking is happening. Than yeah I'd definitely recommend submitting the subpages as well.
The best advice I can give is to submit the "joints" of your site. The pages that connect the rest of the site together. If that is your main page, than that should be the only submission you need.
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