Pinging Non-Blog Pages To Technorati

Discussion in 'Link Development' started by wwwmasters, Aug 11, 2007.

  1. #1
    The auto ping feature of Wordpress is really nice for pinging your new blog posts straight to technorati and other places. Typically this is a fast way of getting indexed by blogsearch engines, and is a nice way to help the regular Google spider find the non-blog pages you are pointing to from your blog post.

    But what is to stop you pinging technorati et al with a non-blog URL?

    Is it possible and useful to ping with the URLs of newly updated static site pages?

    What are the requirements for pinging?
    Need tags? If so what requirements?
    Need RSS feed?

    Thanks in advance for everyone's good advice on this.
     
    wwwmasters, Aug 11, 2007 IP
  2. Brandon Sheley

    Brandon Sheley Illustrious Member

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  3. trichnosis

    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    you must only ping your site to technorati.

    there is no rule for pinging. you only need one rss feed to ping your site to technorati:)

    that's all
     
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  4. citruscommerce

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    I need to start pinging more sites to technorati, my blogs get great traffic from them.
     
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    scubish Active Member

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    How did you setup vBulletin to ping Technocrati?

    I used the normal URL and all I get in Technocrati is this:

    # 1 hour ago

    Today 12:06 AM [IMG Go to last post] 3,797 81,907 [IMG ]
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    3 hours ago

    08-10-2007 11:27 PM [IMG Go to last post] 131 6,035
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    3 hours ago

    08-10-2007 04:16 PM [IMG Go to last post] 1,101 8,983 [IMG ]
     
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  6. scubish

    scubish Active Member

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    I think I have figured it out. There is a Pinger product mod at vbulletin.org
     
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  7. wwwmasters

    wwwmasters Peon

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    So, can you create an ad-hoc RSS feed for your static page and ping using that?
     
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  8. scubish

    scubish Active Member

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    Ok, actually after playing with it a little bit, I have found an even better solution.

    You can add any RSS feed to http://www.autopinger.com/
    They grab this feed every 30 minutes and ping it to a selection of different services. (up to 51 depending on your settings)

    This is pretty cool. I have setup a feed for vbulletin and will create a custom feed for my portal site.

    Matthias
     
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  9. wwwmasters

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    I have tested creating an RSS feed for a normal page using the tool at:
    http://www.feedity.com/

    As recommended by Scubish, I submitted this fake feed at Autopinger.

    So far no results at all, but I will keep an eye on logs.
     
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    donnareed Peon

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    Another thing you can do is to log-in to your Technorati account and save pages as Favorites, with tags.

    It works just as well as pinging in terms of people searching on Technorati for tagged articles on their subjects to read or blog about.
     
    donnareed, Aug 12, 2007 IP