We are making progress with the Googleometry Project.
Recently we started defining 3 kinds of poorly indexed pages:
- Foreign Pages: pages not assigned to any known language, so it show only if the searcher uses "all the Web" in the Language Preferences.
- Pages non associated to keywords: the only appear in the listings when you request site:domain.com, but they have no keywords associated with them. So, they are useless.
- Pages in the Reduced Indexation Set. Those pages are shown when a Stop Word appears in the search query. This indexation is probably limited to the page Title alone.
So far, our results have been published as Free Distribution articles, besides this site.
Also, many results have been advanced in Webmaster Forums, because we need feedback from experts everywhere.
Some people agree on our approaches, some make useful insights, and many other are expectant and silent...This is very common, because they take some time to evaluate the data, the source and the overall project viability.
We have a list of 3000 webmasters that have purchased our software, either GGG, Synonymizer or KeywordThief, and we plan to mail them this proposal. We learned a lot in the recent times of what works and does not work, regarding automatic site generation, and we intend to keep learning, and share our knowledge with our supporters. The idea will be to charge a small sum for membership to the project, that will entitle members to receive our research reports. Those who pay a little extra will be able to contribute to the experiments, and to obtain custom ordered data and data interpretation.
Bilingual webmasters will be interested to know that we found a significant difference in the way Google indexes English and non-English websites. We believe that Google speaks only English. Optimizing non-English sites requires different rules.
Our other hypothesis are being tested.
Stay tuned.