So I have a wordpress blog at http://www.learnqtp.com/ and mybb forums at http://www.learnqtp.com/forums/
When the main blog is updated, Google indexes it in a matter of minutes but when a new thread is started in forums it takes a whole lot of time.
Is there anything we can do to ping Google as soon as a thread is started in forums?
[I already have sitemap for forums, Google SEO plugin functioning properly.]
Bump!
I am told I can take help of http://superfeedr.com/ if such a thing is not provided by myBB. So I will create a feed out of some of the forums in myBB and supply that to http://superfeedr.com/ which will in turn ping Search Engines.
I am not sure how to implement the part mentioned in bold italics below.
Can someone help?
This is what their Ping Us section says
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Ping us
This step will help us know when is the best time to fetch your feeds, as soon as you've updated them. We will then fetch it and notify your subscribers
It's as easy as sending an HTTP POST request to your hub's url, along with a parameter to indicate which of your feeds was updated
When the main blog is updated, Google indexes it in a matter of minutes but when a new thread is started in forums it takes a whole lot of time.
Is there anything we can do to ping Google as soon as a thread is started in forums?
[I already have sitemap for forums, Google SEO plugin functioning properly.]
Bump!
I am told I can take help of http://superfeedr.com/ if such a thing is not provided by myBB. So I will create a feed out of some of the forums in myBB and supply that to http://superfeedr.com/ which will in turn ping Search Engines.
I am not sure how to implement the part mentioned in bold italics below.
Can someone help?
This is what their Ping Us section says
=====================================
Ping us
This step will help us know when is the best time to fetch your feeds, as soon as you've updated them. We will then fetch it and notify your subscribers
It's as easy as sending an HTTP POST request to your hub's url, along with a parameter to indicate which of your feeds was updated
# This is an example with curl. Most of languages include similar HTTP libraries.
# The -D- param logs the response and headers.
$ curl -X POST http://<your-hub-name>.superfeedr.com -d"hub.mode=publish" -d"hub.url=http://<a-feed-url>" -D-
# Expected Response
HTTP/1.1 204 No Content
Server: nginx/0.7.62
Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2010 13:11:38 GMT
Connection: keep-alive
Status: 204 No Content
X-Runtime: 0
Set-Cookie:
Cache-Control: no-cache
