Now, there were several personal reasons why I did this, but as things go, so too did this need to go. But not before I learned a lot from this web site management. I had things setup at one point where when you looked for "Western Wisconsin" and "Figure Skating" our club was either 1, 2, or 3 on the Google.com search results.
I've now fixed up our club's web site so that it is on it's own domain and it is filed as 7RFSC.org. It is on a good server and the up-time is amazing. But now I need to fix some of my own search results. The same search I relied on will not show our club's web site within the first 5 pages. Very nearly, this is a virtual reality death. We may as well not exist.
One of the first things I need to fix is my relevance.
How real is this web site to the outside world?
We see that many search sites, Bing, Google, Yahoo will display snippets of your web site. And of course, you see that they will identify portions of your site that are real to your terms. But part of this judging comes from when other web sites identify your site with other similar topics.
7RFSC.org has the following link page data:
Name | Site Address |
United States Figure Skating Association | |
Figure Skater’s Website | |
Skate Web | |
Professional Skaters Association | |
International Figure Skating (Magazine) | |
Ice Network | |
Figure Skating Council of Wisconsin | http://www.fscouncilwisconsin.org |
We had these links from our old web page. And we had link backs from most of them. So on, 10/13/11 you can guess... we have Zero. This is not helping... but I only have myself to blame. I'll be getting a hold of these organizations to fix this. I hope some change happens soon.
