I Lost My Google Site Links, Does it Matter?

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A scholar can’t take a blogging break without losing his Google Site Links.  I’ve only been inactive for a few weeks.  Google, I promise I didn’t leave.

Why Did I Lose Them?

I don’t know for sure.  Here are a few possibilities:

  • New Host: I changed from justhost.com to dreamhost.com.  Just Host was causing my site to load extremely slow.  I don’t know about you, but I have experienced a faster site with Dream Host.  I don’t believe that changing hosts to be my issue.
  • New Plugin: I installed Livefyre comments.  I haven’t noticed my site slowing down with this commenting system.  They have worked out a few bugs and made improvements.  I am highly satisfied with them, so I am ruling them out.
  • Blogging Break: I am going to be away from my home base for nearly half a year, so this has caused me to take a unplanned break from blogging.  I would say this is the main reason I lost my Google Site Links IF I had been gone for 6 months.  I was gone for only 3 weeks and had a guest blog in that time frame.
  • I Lost My Google Site Links But Does it Really Matter?

    Nope!  Online reputation is a facade.  It doesn’t matter.  What does matter?

    • Community: I blog for community.  You guys are pretty merciful and still come back to leave comments even if I haven’t been here for a while.
    • Traffic: This is a distant second.  Who doesn’t watch their traffic to some extent?  My stats have remained the same and at times improved since taking a break.  Take a look:
     I Lost My Google Site Links, Does it Matter?

    I would like to see my Google Site Links come back but if they don’t I really don’t care, so long as you guys keep coming back. icon smile I Lost My Google Site Links, Does it Matter?

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    Barry & Cedric’s Top 5 Cheeses

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    Today’s guest post is from the Amazing Rat Owner Tony McGurk!  He blogs at www.tonymcgurk.com.

    Scholarly Tips

    • Click on the photo.  This should blow the comic up to full size and make it easier to read.
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    • Lastly, go visit Tony at his site.
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    Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

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    Great blogs are made, not born.  Actually blogs aren’t born at all.  What a silly idea.  The 10 following  blogs will begin to peak in the year 2030! icon smile Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

    Visit the Bearman and receive free advise on Build-a-Bear workshops.

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    Visit Refrigerator Magnate and receive free advise on how to clear the clutter from your refrigerator with organizable magnates.

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    Visit Mental Pills and receive free advise on ADHD pharmaceutical medication.

    Mental Pills Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

    Visit Friggin Loon for free tips on how to escape an insane asylum.

    Friggin Loon Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

    Visit Manic Comics for free info on the Bi-Polar Chess Playing Club.

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    Visit Ahmnodt Heare for free advise on how to run an unsuccessful presidential campaign.

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    Visit Addanac City for advise on ADD pharmaceutical medication.

    Addanac City Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

    Visit YoYo-Dyne for free 1950′s vintage toys such as a yo yo.

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    Visit Young American Wisdom and receive a free wisdom journal written by King Solomon when he was only 8 years old.

    Young American Wisdom Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

    Visit Wombania and receive free information on how wombats survive in the womb (too far?)

    Wombania Top Ten Personal Blogs of 2030

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