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Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Online Dating Briefs by Dr. Dato - Part 5
Sunday, March 20th, 2011
Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Part 5
Dr. Dato’s Brief:
Continuing from the last post on providing a real example of what separates Google from say Bing/Yahoo, I will now provide you with a real live example that I came across with regards to Jumpdates.com.
It wasn't for a good few months I had realized that traffic from Bing and Yahoo had whittled down to almost zero whereas traffic from Google search engines was going strong.
Upon further investigation, I had discovered to my dismay that Bing and Yahoo had dropped Jumpdates from it's search index altogether. It wasn't until many numerous communications with the help desk of Bing/Yahoo that I finally had an idea of what the problem was.
The reason for Jumpdates not appearing in the search engines of Bing/Yahoo (which by the way are now completely operated by Bing) was due to an error on the Jumpdates html header which wasn't correctly set for the index page.

jumpdates dating website as it appears in chrome, safari, ie explorer
Tags: blog advise tips, dating search engines, search engine differences, success blog techniques
Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Online Dating Briefs by Dr. Dato - Part 4
Sunday, March 20th, 2011
Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Part 4
Dr. Dato’s Brief:
Now the other point of not posting dates on your blogs is because you want to ‘fool’ the search engines to think that your blog is always current and having a date defeats that. Again you cannot be further from the truth and this kind of tactics are very likely to hurt you in traffic than anything else.
Have you wondered the reason for Google’s success?
Apart from the fact that they have an excellent product, they also have a working culture unlike many other companies and this is ‘transparency’. Transparency is what allows the free flow of information between individuals and creates an atmosphere within the company that allow innovation and creative ideas to keep them ahead of the curve.
Good and successful companies never dictate what the end user should be doing to use their product or service but works towards making it even better.
I will provide a good example in the next post, so you can have a better grasp of what I am trying to say.

successfully run companies rely on its people and creates a good working culture
Tags: best blog practices, dating blog advise, online dating blogs, success blog techniques
Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Online Dating Briefs by Dr. Dato - Part 3
Sunday, March 20th, 2011
Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Part 3
Dr. Dato’s Brief:
Many bloggers in the dating world decide to adopt the policy of omitting the dates on their post but this is not without peril. As explained previously these myths are promoted by bloggers to keep guessing both the user and the search engines from knowing its date of origin and these can have serious consequences.
The first myth of keeping the user on your post so as not to detract them from not going ahead and reading the post due to its age. Let’s assume that you have a blog that has been running for a number of years now and you have a collection of quality dating articles that you spent tirelessly over the years and posting them to your site. You may think that omitting the date information will make readers keep ‘current’ with the information, but nothing can be further from the truth.
Let’s assume that the reader pulls up a blog that appears to be current ie. no date but in actual fact is three years old and the reader begins to read it. He is over time going to think that some of the material written about eharmony no longer applies because even though the date is not stipulated on the post, the content is clearly out of date. What happens?
Your user loses ‘credibility’ to the authenticity of your posts regardless of how recent some of your posts are and would not consider you as authoritarian in your field of subject and will most likely leave and look elsewhere.

building credibility with your readers is essential to a blog
Tags: advise blog techniques, best blog practices, dating blog tips, online dating blogs
Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Online Dating Briefs by Dr. Dato - Part 2
Sunday, March 20th, 2011
Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Part 2
Dr. Dato’s Brief:
Previously, we discussed how many dating website blogs deliberately do not display their dates on the post or the url to make their post and article almost ‘timeless’. There are various reasons for doing this and the list shows some (but not a complete list) of why.
Having no date implies that if the article or post is read in the future say one or two years from now, any new readers to the post will assume that the post is current and will continue to read the post.
Having no date means that Google or other search engines will not be able to tell when the post was written and therefore put up a higher ranking in its index along with other current posts.
I will try to explain why following these myths are not only bad for the Google search engine, but also for the readers reading the post.

having no information of date of posting in your blog is like a blank posting
Tags: blog advise practise, blog information users, dating blog tips, dating bloggers tips
Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting? - Online Dating Briefs by Dr. Dato
Sunday, March 20th, 2011
Article Subject: Why dating reviews don’t show their date of posting?
Dr. Dato’s Brief:
It’s a sad fact, but many of the sites especially the blog sites that I visit to do further reading and research have their date of originality missing ie. the date when the post was made.
I don’t know about you, but I was taught from a young age at school that the first thing we do on our writing page is apart from making the title in bold or underline, we always had to have a date next to it. It seems that this situation does not apply to some blogs and I have some of my theories for this.
I have heard from some dating bloggers that omitting dates from the permalink has benefits to search engines and by omitting the date from the post altogether can make your post or article timeless. I will attempt to remove that myth with supporting arguments of why it is actually bad to exclude dates out of your blog posting or article.

excluding dates from the url or blog posting can have drawbacks
Tags: dating blog posts, excluding dates blogs, good blog writing, online dating bloggers






