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9:21 pm
June 7, 2011
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QuoteJust wanted to let you guys know that I published a press release this week on OnlinePRNews.com and had weird results. While plenty of sites actually picked it up, only half a dozen or so got indexed by Google. Normally it should be hundreds, if not thousands. I was doing this primarily for backlinks so this was a real bummer. This may just be a fluke but I wanted to let you know that something may be up suddenly in the way that Google is indexing their releases. I'm going to try again this week but if this continues I will switch back to PR web.
On the plus side, I wrote them about the issue and got an immediate response as well as an offer for a free submission. They have been extremely helpful. So I'm hoping this was just a fluke. I just wanted to give everyone a heads up so they don't need to spend money to find out the same thing. I'll update this thread once I get the next release published and have some results to share.
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7:22 pm
October 28, 2011
OfflineThanks for that note! Timely, as I'm getting ready to use PRWeb most likely to announce a new album. I left a question in the comments section of the June training modules just today, but if it's better to do that over here in forums, let me know! My question is related to timing of uploading a release to PRWeb. Left a very specific question that I won't restate here, but will follow up if needed. Thanks again for sharing your recent experience with onlineprnews. Tonya
12:05 am
June 7, 2011
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Left a comment there as well. Let me know if you need any further explanation.
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