Larrie, watch what you are saying!

Vou­liag­meni, March 1, 2009 — by Yorgo Nestoridis

I had a good laugh when I checked Google this morn­ing to find out how Lar­rie Perkins new web­site was listed. Every time we change the face of a site, respec­tively its tem­plate, we are in for sur­prises and it was not dif­fer­ent this time.

If you look up Lar­rie Perkins on Google, you get this result on the Num­ber 1 spot:

Lar­rie and San­dra Perkins on Google

 

 

Or even more funny when you search for Lar­rie and San­dra Perkins:

 

 

 

What was meant to be a sam­ple quote, placed in the header becomes now Google His­tory and in as much as Lar­rie and San­dra Perkins are con­cerned I have to amend the following

DISCLAIMER

Lar­rie Perkins never said ” Let Uncle Sam pay for your Vin­tage Car…” and San­dra Perkins never said:” You know, my faith is one that admits some doubt…”. The quotes have sam­ple char­ac­ter to illus­trate how pow­er­ful your words are when pub­lished on a Semi­oman­tics YORGOO Press Web site.

 

I have not said, that Lar­rie may not have thought what I pushed into his mouth :-). Fact is: in the header sec­tion of the YORGOO Press 1 Web site Lar­rie is using on http://larrieperkins.com there are two adver­tis­ing spots pre-configured con­sist­ing of text and image as shown on the below screenshot:

 

Lar­rie Perkins Home Busi­ness Tax Benefits

 

Here we have loaded a quote and Lar­ries Pic­ture, which obvi­ously can be replaced eas­ily from the admin dash­board of the site. Or Lar­rie and san­dra could load a rota­tor with real quotes … sort of ‘Larrie’s Daily Smart Stuff’.

 

I guess we are in for more pos­i­tive sur­prises as time passes and as Lar­rie will add con­tent to his pub­li­ca­tion; the Photo and Video Gal­leries are pow­er­ful tools as well. Google caught the cat­e­gory and indexed it. The same applies for all new cat­e­gories loaded on the site.

The Photo search on Lar­rie Perkins fea­tures on top some pic­tures titled ‘Lar­rie Perkins’, in this case exclu­sively screen­shots we have pub­lished in the past. Cor­rect tag­ging of pic­tures allows us to grab addi­tional space on Google. The same applies to videos or other media such as pod­casts we can attach to our posts.

 

Lar­rie Perkins Photos

 

As we will con­tinue to mon­i­tor the behav­ior of Larrie’s new site on Google, we will be able to draw con­clu­sions about the per­for­mance of our scripts and mea­sure the impact com­pared to ear­lier ver­sions of Semiomantics. 

 

 

We expect that this new Semi­oman­tics Script will per­form bet­ter than the pre­vi­ous XO base for two rea­sons: we tar­get wider with the same effi­ciency as on nar­row tar­get­ing and we have a much more attrac­tive sur­face which is expected to result in a higher con­ver­sion rate from vis­i­tors to read­ers and from read­ers to loyal readers.

From a Pub­lish­ing point of view, the whole site as it is right now, has no wid­getized con­tent and is thus read­able by Search Engine bots, includ­ing the few sam­ple ads we have placed. In addi­tion to this, there are 12 pre-configured loca­tions on the pages where any type of wid­get can be placed, be it for Google Ads or other com­mer­cial or non com­mer­cial con­tent, feeds or media. We have not yet used any of such widgets.

 

Watch what you are say­ing, Lar­rie, as Google records it all for good and legacy!

Yorgo

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