Crawl Rate Tracker Plugin for WP2.5 and other cool upgrades
The Wordpress Crawl Rate Tracker plugin has been updated and is now fully compatible with Wordpress 2.5. Previously some users had a problem with installation but this is now fixed.
In addition, with the help of Wordpress plugin guru Joost and Meza we now have tracking for the Technorati bot, a cool icon beneath blog posts so logged in users can view the crawl rate for that post as well as a couple of bug fixes.
This is one of my top 5 Wordpress plugins and if you don’t have it already then I suggest you give it a try.
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thx alot4 the fix. indeed i was having problems with crawl rate tracker and WP 2.5. kicked another site of out of the index cause google couldnt parse the site anymore.
Eric Merten June 20, 2008 3:20 pm | Reply
woot. finally. great news. thx alot. i luv ya plugin
Eric Merten June 20, 2008 3:27 pm | Reply
This IS just brilliant! Time to take a look at how many Google knocks door today…
dktrooper June 20, 2008 4:33 pm | Reply
hey patrick, oyou mentioned that the crawl rate tracker is one of your top 5 wordpress plugins. What are the other 4?
Selfpreneurs June 20, 2008 7:01 pm | Reply
[...] Crawl Tracker Keep an eye on how much you’re getting crawled. For large sites, this factor is incredibly important. If you’re not getting deep crawled, you’re going to have chunks of your site totally missing from the index. If your crawl rate is too low, you’re in some serious need of new links. As a side note, when using Wordpress for a static site where you write new pages instead of posts, there’s a really easy way to trick Google into crawling the hell out of your site without having anything look strange to your visitors. I won’t write the whole process out unless enough people request it, but let’s just say you’ll figure it out if you think about where blog posts are displayed when Wordpress is used for a static site. [...]
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