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Foxhollow Poultry Farm

  (Elkhart, Iowa)
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The chickens know what time it is and website.

We finally started working on our website. It was an easy process although it is not finished. The main problem I have is trying to get google to index it and list it. I have submitted the Url for their perusal and made sure that it was search engine optimized, etc, but as of yet (1 week later) it is not listed on a search. Any suggestions?? How long do they normally take to index a site? I am impatient I guess.  http;//www.foxhollowpoultryfarm.com.

We started cleaning out coops again and building some "rooms" or dividers in the broiler house this weekend. Some progress has been made, but never as much as we schedule. Things seem to take twice as long as we think they will.

Daylight savings time has caused some upset for us, but not for the chickens. They know when the sun comes up and exactly what time it is no matter what the clock says.

 

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Comments:

Your website looks great! Very professional.

It can take a couple of weeks for the search engines to pick up your site. Unfortunately, though, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) isn't a one-time event. It's an ongoing process requiring lots of fine-tuning. I tend to go through fits and starts in addressing it for my website, but I wish I was more consistent.

There's a SEO for Dummies book out that I recommend. You can also pick up a lot of information about it free online.

Kathy Maxham
www.MaxhamHypnosis.com

Posted by Kathy on March 09, 2009 at 09:12 AM CDT #

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