getting deeplinked content recrawled

[leporello]

Is there any way to have deep linked content recrawled quicker? I updated a lot of my title tags on a site because they were duplicated across a number of pages.Those tags have not been updated about 2 weeks later in spite of using my blog to post links and pinging the blog....

[POlka]

Social Bookmarks would be the way to go. Spiders come fairly quickly if you bookmark on the high profile pages.

An other way is if you have supporting blogs make a post about the update with a backlink and ping.

[MJ]

Also add a couple new pages and resubmit your whole sitemap.

[OPC]

Both of the above are most effective ways to get recrawled.

[leporello]

There is some weird sh*t going on with my searches. Im seeing different title tags for the same page when i search on different days. One search shows the old title tag and the other search shows the new one. Both time im searching ffor the same keyword phrase

[Steve20]

I would suggest you to resubmit your deeplink pages plus do post it also in social bookmarking sites. -- This 2 seo tasks can increase your backlinks fast, plus google will crawl it again.

Again, quality sites matters most. not the quantity.

[Michael Martinez]

Don't panic. You're just seeing normal flux as the search engine updates its indexes across data centers. Depending on how much content you have two weeks may be an extremely inadequate amount of time to expect a search engine to update your listings.

Social media sites are not likely to help much as most of the popular ones now regularly use "rel='nofollow'" on their user-generated links.

If you have pages on your site that are re-indexed on a daily or weekly basis, your best bet is to use those pages to relink to your deep content in rotation. For example, if you have pages that are reindexed daily, change the links on them (for your deeper content) every 2 days.

You should have an HTML sitemap page or section that all the other pages on the site link to. You can use your HTML sitemap as a crawl manager.

If you operate a network of sites, use their most frequently indexed pages to help get your content crawled. Provide relevant, content-rich references to the large site in the other sites' content. Change those links about as frequently as the linking pages on your own site.

That is, if a page is reindexed every 3 days, leave links on it for 6 days. If a page is reindexed every 2 days, leave links on it for 4 days.

1 blog won't get you very far.

[leporello]

Thanks for all the replies. Just discovered a critical issue with my sitemap which would explain why it hasnt been updated.