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I just think that those SEs are the strangest animals. MSN always show like way old cached paes of mine. It has been better lately. But yeah, both seem just too much slower for their own good, i.e. if they would catch up to speed as far as indexing, crawling etc. that would seem an improvement. But the relevant search returns...I would not want to be a search engineer and have my boss come to me and say look at our search returns for "ugly widgets" and look at G's returns for the same search. "Greg, how say you?". I would have to tell my boss I suck.

And it is my fault to begin with as far as my dilemma, not just the back links, but taking the whole site and simply reformatting-redesigning it to a simpleton approach was like starting the site over fresh again even though the content and page files remained pretty much the same.

And here is a question!?!?

Is yahoo listing so powerful that it alone could overcome several hundred weak one-way inbound links I have? It does appear that way with one competitor who has reached the top of the pyramid here locally. AND, that $299 listing is just for one year? Makes poor doggy boys like me never catch my breath struggling for the weak inbounds. If it was $299 for a permanent listing then I would definitely make that a goal.

I am going to get my newly acquired staff to get out and hunt links for me or better create a blog and get busy with it.

Mutilated, go check out Yahoo for "dallas computer repair" without quotes. That guy is a class spam site operator. He keeps creating the same site over and over. Then of course he links them all together to form one massive #%@ bomb. I wonder if he even does repairs or farms them out?

Well Google thrashed his entire network that loomed there off and on for the longest and now he is left with the original site. I expect him to do ok but for the name, is google able to read the whole name without hyphens or underscores or have I misunderstood that about url names? And just because he owns the url name is that nomenclature going to supersede content, links, etc.? I think not. There I would disagree. But his site has more age on it than any other site so I would think that is where his ranking score is derived.

But take that term to Yahoo and MSN and you see his entire network within a page turn or two. Yahoo is his best domain for repeated sites (and hidden text). He may differentiate some sites with hidden text and others not or just plain keyword injection to the max. He varies on it a bit. Very diversified and creative at times, he seems.

But in conclusion with that search term there is a big difference in returned results between search engines for what actually lies in those sites and the relationship to how they rank.

OMG, that is soooooo cruel, I laughed all the way to the Mountain Dew shop. I got a 64oz. refill, one of "those" Saturday nights, broke and home as usual. Den's I started thinkin' on the way.......I love kitty kats, I had one as a little boy in Oklahoma. Den's I said to "self", "self" wouldn't you really like to start an online discussion about titty tatz? Self said, "yes, I would! I willy wood. I want to talk about fuzzy ketty tats." But den I said, but I knows, nothing bout kitties, I mean there are soooo many breeds and colors of different breeds and the different food to feed and not to feed and the different housing, bedding, breeding, care of, maintaing, cat shows, etc.

So after long and careful deliberation ('bout 5 minutes writing this) I decided I could not do it.....I mean I just could.....not...bring..

the name of the blog is ...............http://fuzzy-wuzzy-little-purry-kitty-kats. xxxxx.com

I'm busy.....gottagoby