| The importance of adding dynamic content
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| | you see the search engines love fresh
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| to your websites.
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| | content, and are not so fond of sites
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| You should add dynamic content to your
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| | that never appear to change, even if they
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| website because when done well it will
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| | do by way of Javascript. If you're
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| ultimately provide visitors to your site
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| | reasonable at software programming you
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| with a richer and more enjoyable
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| | could write the PHP code that will expand
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| experience. So what exactly is dynamic
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| | the RSS Feeds yourself. Alternatively you
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| content? Well firstly you need to
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| | can download some free software that will
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| understand what a static page is. It is
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| | do it for you from MSIFetch or Carp.
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| simply a page that does not change
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| | Another slightly more complex way to add
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| whenever somebody views it, that is every
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| | dynamic content to your pages also
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| time the page is viewed the content will
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| | involves using PHP code. What you can do
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| be exactly the same, unless of course you
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| | is to setup a single file that contains
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| go and take some action to manually
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| | different "blocks" of content. You then
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| update it yourself.
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| | need to add PHP code to your pages that
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| A dynamic site has some or all of it's
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| | will randomly select one of the blocks
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| pages put together in such a way that
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| | from the file you setup and display it on
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| each time a visitor views those pages
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| | your page(s). You could expand this idea
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| they will get at least some different
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| | further by setting up several files with
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| content to the last time they viewed it.
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| | content blocks and writing PHP code that
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| This can be done in several different
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| | will select from as many as the files you
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| ways and I will go through a few of them
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| | have setup as is appropriate for each of
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| so that you get an idea of how it's done.
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| | your pages. As with the RSS Feeds you now
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| The first, most obvious and probably the
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| | have dynamic content on your pages that
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| most common way to do this is to add an
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| | human visitors will see and very
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| RSS Feed (or more than 1) to the pages
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| | importantly the search engines will
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| you want to have dynamic content. Just to
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| | recognise your content as "fresh". How to
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| confuse you there are 2 different ways to
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| | setup these files and write the PHP code
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| do this. You can use Javascript or PHP
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| | is beyond the scope of this article.
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| code to publish your chosen RSS Feed(s)
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| | The other main way to add dynamic content
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| in a human readable form. To the human
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| | is to get your visitors to do it for you,
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| visitor these 2 methods will be
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| | again there are several different ways to
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| indistinguishable and will achieve the
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| | do this. The easiest and probably most
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| same result, that is the display of
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| | common way of doing this is to allow your
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| fresh, constantly updating content on the
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| | visitors to post comments on your site
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| chosen pages. However when it comes to
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| | ala blog style, although you will need to
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| the all important search engine spiders
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| | make a management decision about
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| and robots that index your pages there is
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| | moderating the comments. Not moderating
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| a very important difference. Search
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| | requires no work but you then run the
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| engine spiders and robots do not read
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| | risk of inappropriate comments being
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| Javascript or interpret it, they
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| | posted on your site, moderating could
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| basically just skip over it, so it
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| | become very time consuming. You can setup
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| doesn't matter what the code does (or
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| | a free article directory such as Article
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| doesn't do), everytime your pages are
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| | Dashboard which will allow users to post
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| visited by a search engine the Javascript
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| | articles directly to your site, this can
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| will not affect the evaluation of your
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| | result in a steady stream of content if
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| content. However when a search engine
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| | you get enough patronage. You can also do
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| visits a page with PHP code, the PHP code
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| | things such as run a poll, making sure
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| gets executed and the search engine only
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| | you keep a dynamic display that shows
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| gets to "see" the result of the PHP code,
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| | your visitors the current poll results
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| i.e. the search engine doesn't even know
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| | (to keep them coming back to check the
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| there is PHP code there, it just gets
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| | latest).
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| content that is generated by the PHP
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| | I hope you have found some useful
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| code.
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| | information in this piece and in the next
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| Now what this means is that pages that
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| | article I will point some of the many
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| contain dynamic content by way of PHP
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| | different ways of monetising your site
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| code will result in the search engines
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| | (not just Adsense).
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| assessing your pages as having
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| | Byron is an internet marketer, author and
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| consistently fresh content. Being
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| | software developer. To find out how to
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| assessed as having fresh content is
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| | build content rich profitable websites
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| extremely valuable and will result in
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| | quicky and easily see
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| your site achieving a higher ranking. For
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| | ultimatecontentcreator.
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