RE: FN-FORUM: Different Google question

date posted 26th September 2005 10:33

Hi,
Try this website: http://t.weve-got.com
That's my Mr T website. I've had to neglect it for a while unfortunately,
but I am currently redoing it. You can see the new one at
http://test.weve-got.com although that isn't completely finished yet.
Does it make a difference that I don't have "mr t" or "mrt" in the name. ie.
Would mrt.weve-got.com be better?

Regards,

ian copeland
PS, let me know what you think!!!


-----Original Message-----
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Aston
Sent: 26 September 2005 03:27
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM: Different Google question


Hi Ian,

There are a set of basic "rules" that forms the best practice on site
construction but at the end of the day it remains an inexact
science. Do you have an example URL and a set of phrases that you
would like to target? If so I can take a 10 min look and let you
know if I can see anything obvious. Do you know how often spiders
your site?

Cheers

Jez
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On 26 Sep 2005, at 02:47, Ian Copeland wrote:

>
> Hi all, this is my first email so it's an honour to send questions
> to you
> lot ;o)
>
> I can get my sites quite high up on most search engines, but I
> never seem to
> be able to get anywhere on google. I can get in the first 2 pages
> on Yahoo
> in about 6 months after creation and the 1st page of msn, aol, etc,
> but
> Google is a pain.
>
> What is different about the way Google indexes sites? Does anyone
> have any
> past experience with this?
>
> Thanks, Ian
>
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