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Prefix question
If I type sochoose.com, rather than www.sochoose.com in my browser it returns my homepage (w/out the www. prefix)which then links to all my internal pages (again, without the www. prefix).
What's the latest on paid inclusion/rapid indexing?
A while back it seemed like several search networks (Fast, Inktomi, Ask, AltaVista) had a service where you could pay like $30-$60 a year and they would guarantee your site would be indexed in 48 hours
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In an article entitled "Google’s New Update - Is Google Bombing You?" by Martin Lemieux discusses the poor situation with SEO specialists and the agressive use of the TITLE attribute. |
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10.13.04
Are Meta Keywords Back In For Search?
 By Maximilian Cannon
Over the last few years web producers have been told that 'Meta Keywords' hold only the slightest consideration in search engine page rank, if at all. Yet we all still post these strings of meta keywords and discuss at length in SEO threads the appropriate way to display them. Some webmasters use commas, some say no spaces between the commas, while others advocate long logical strings of words to match natural search queries.
Well, meta keywords are back big in SEO consideration and there's a new sheriff in town setting down some new consistent guidelines. His name is Jon Glick - an honest-to-goodness search engine insider. Jon is Senior Manager of Search at Yahoo! and has a unique background in the industry, in that, he's a qualified computer scientist who also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
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Here are the condensed talking point highlights of the keyword tag discussion within the article:
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