Today on CNBC, Harold McGraw confirmed Apple will be introducung its tablet computer romorrow and it will use the iPhone operating system. TechCrunch posted video of the three-minute interview that you can view in McGraw-Hill CEO Confirms Apple Tablet Is Coming Tomorrow.
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Brekat23
January 31, 2010
Hey Timetheif, its Brekat…I wanted to get in contact with you again and I wasn’t sure how haha, so I apologize if this is the wrong place to leave you a comment. I had a question tho on google pageranking. Would you suggest that I have the main front page of my blog contain all of my blog posts in order to rank well, or would it be ok if I went ahead and used that static page I mentioned as my blog’s homepage mentioning information about myself, and then use that category widget for my seperate blogs instead. Thanks for helping me out, I really appreciate it!
timethief
January 31, 2010
I gave you the truth – straight up.
The way a blog is designed to work is that only one page (usually your front page) will automatically update with the new posts you publish going to the top of the order. The other pages you create sit outside the blog structure and they do not automatically update because they are for static content that rarely, if ever changes. Pages cannot be assigned categories and they do not get the same Google juice that the posts on your front page do. The front page of a blog is where the fresh content is and most Google juice goes to it. Making a front page into a static page will kill the blog’s PageRank, and also have the effect of peeving off anyone who is a repeat visitor.
Have you added your blog to your Google webmasters account and verified your ownership of the blog with the big 3 search engines yet?
WordPress.com makes search engine verification easy
http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2009/11/09/wordpress-com-makes-search-engine-verification-easy/
This is how PageRank is calculated http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2008/03/17/improving-your-google-page-rank/