Maximum weight?

Discussion in 'Co-op Advertising Network' started by MKInfo, Dec 14, 2006.

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    Is there a maximum weight I should use with one site?
    I have a site which is growing day by day and now has a weight of 2000+.Also what is the best way to use it?
    What would you guys recommend?
    TIA
    MK
     
    MKInfo, Dec 14, 2006 IP
  2. klown

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    Weight?? u mean pages??
     
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  3. MKInfo

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    #3
    No I mean coop weight.
     
    MKInfo, Dec 14, 2006 IP
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    Nintendo ♬ King of da Wackos ♬

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    #4
    You can have hundreds of thousands of pounds of weight. 2,000 pounds isn't very much!!!! Try to get it to 20,000 pounds!! Then you'll get real pageviews!
     
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  5. MKInfo

    MKInfo DP Guard Dog

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    Thanks Nintendo,
    I have never had this much weight before but its climbing rapidly :)
    MK
     
    MKInfo, Dec 14, 2006 IP
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    pc_user Notable Member

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    Is there a metrics for calculating weight?
     
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    fryman Kiss my rep

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    There is, and it is a confidential algo based mostly on the amount of pages indexed according to Google API
     
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    pc_user Notable Member

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    #8
    pages on google as in site: or link: on google? Does 10k pages for site: make sense for a weight of 9k?
     
    pc_user, Feb 2, 2007 IP
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    #9
    If i have a look at my calculations too, yes, your statement is right because I also have some kind of parity...
     
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    site: has little to do with it. It's only what is indexed in the API NOT what you get when you do site: at google.com

    For instance, at one point I had over a million for site: and only 1k in the API.
     
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    recipe for... Peon

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    How do you check weight with the Google api? I don't think the API is still active.
     
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    There's really no maximum weight. The bigger the better. However, it comes back to your cotent and quality of website
     
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    Yes I would also be very interested to know how you check weight with the Google api....
     
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    earticles Well-Known Member

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    #14
    Ok, somebody on this forum informed that in order to use google api key with your co-op account, you have to generate an ajax api key and insert it into your co-op account.

    The api key can be generated here http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/

    Give it a try... I personally didn't try it yet but can be useful.
     
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    Ermm actually I don't know why I said that 'cos I know how to do that perfectly well. What I want to know is how to check INDEXED PAGES through the Google API which is what NDDB was referring to. Does anyone know how to do that?
     
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    Im kinda a noob here. What do you mean by weight.
     
    fireworking, Oct 10, 2008 IP
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    also is noob puzzled by weight.
     
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    Need details answer on it.

    i think weight related to your web pages. but what it do. and what its importance. i am not sure. But i know more weight give benefit.
     
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    Thanks for your funny reply. great ! what about yourself?
     
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  20. Raymond.C

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    #20
    Theres something you can check it online Via Web size checker.
     
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