Google Help!

Hi Guys

We have a couple of websites and are aiming to get top ranking on google,
any google
addicts out there able to help? Willing to pay well.

We've tried a couple of search engine companies, but haven't received the
results we are
looking for, we are only looking for good results within google based on a
couple of
keywords.

Any takers, please email me at laura (AT) cgarsltd (DOT) co.uk

Take care

Laura

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 13:47:22 GMT, "C.GARS Ltd" <sales (AT) cgarsltd (DOT) co.uk>
wrote:

Hi Guys

We have a couple of websites and are aiming to get top ranking on google,
any google
addicts out there able to help? Willing to pay well.

We've tried a couple of search engine companies, but haven't received the
results we are
looking for, we are only looking for good results within google based on a
couple of
keywords.

Any takers, please email me at laura (AT) cgarsltd (DOT) co.uk

Take care

Laura

A freebie word to the wise. Go read the stuff on link popularity on my
site. Saves me trundling it out all over again.

If you want success in Google, you have to think niche. I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources" which came as a total surprise I
have to say. But at least I'm there for something, which serves to
give me a higher profile all round.
You need to think of suitable niche keywords to optimise your site or
a piece of your site for. This very likely means a measure of keyword
research and a good long wait to see results at the end of it. So be
warned.

BB

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Big Bill wrote:

I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources"

You'll only get yellow toothed limeys searching on that!

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 23:53:29 +0100, David Off
<david.off_dumpthisbit_ (AT) voila (DOT) fr> wrote:

Big Bill wrote:
I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources"

You'll only get yellow toothed limeys searching on that!

Suits me.

BB
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"David Off" <david.off_dumpthisbit_ (AT) voila (DOT) fr> wrote

Big Bill wrote:
I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources"

You'll only get yellow toothed limeys searching on that!

Not so, I brush my teeth!

Big Bill wrote:

If you want success in Google, you have to think niche. I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources" which came as a total surprise I

Did you mean: optimization resources
( 1 - 10 of about 939,000 )

If you where in the top 5 for optimization resources ( ~ 6,150,000 ) I
would be very impressed :-D

have to say. But at least I'm there for something, which serves to
give me a higher profile all round.

perl programmer
#11 in Google, out of 2,060,000 :-)

I have a few more of those nice ones ( like #13 in Google, out of
19,000,000 :-) )

Interested, drop me a line, preferable contact at johnbokma dot com


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On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 20:04:25 -0500, "Stacey"
<stacey (AT) staceyssimplestuff (DOT) com> wrote:

"David Off" <david.off_dumpthisbit_ (AT) voila (DOT) fr> wrote in message
news:41968f19$0$15200$79c14f64 (AT) nan-newsreader-06 (DOT) noos.net...
Big Bill wrote:
I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources"

You'll only get yellow toothed limeys searching on that!

Not so, I brush my teeth!

You mean you're a Limey?

True Brit BB

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On 14 Nov 2004 01:06:57 GMT, John Bokma <postmaster (AT) castleamber (DOT) com>
wrote:

Big Bill wrote:

If you want success in Google, you have to think niche. I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources" which came as a total surprise I

Did you mean: optimization resources
( 1 - 10 of about 939,000 )

No. I meant optimisation resources. Which is about the same number of
serps. Interestingly I discover, looking to see if I am in the
American version, I am indeed at about number zillion along with Dave,
who uses this newsgroups as his own personal a blog resource. This
seems a bit desperate, Dave.

If you where in the top 5 for optimization resources ( ~ 6,150,000 ) I
would be very impressed :-D

I'd be impressed if you could spell. Typical programmer! Do you mean
"optimization resources"? We're all in that from Searchguild.

have to say. But at least I'm there for something, which serves to
give me a higher profile all round.

perl programmer
#11 in Google, out of 2,060,000 :-)

I have a few more of those nice ones ( like #13 in Google, out of
19,000,000 :-) )

Interested, drop me a line, preferable contact at johnbokma dot com

Oh please!

BB
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home of SEO that's shiny!

Big Bill wrote:

On 14 Nov 2004 01:06:57 GMT, John Bokma <postmaster (AT) castleamber (DOT) com
wrote:

Big Bill wrote:

If you want success in Google, you have to think niche. I'm in the
top
five for "optimisation resources" which came as a total surprise I

Did you mean: optimization resources
( 1 - 10 of about 939,000 )

No. I meant optimisation resources. Which is about the same number of
serps. Interestingly I discover, looking to see if I am in the
American version, I am indeed at about number zillion along with Dave,
who uses this newsgroups as his own personal a blog resource. This
seems a bit desperate, Dave.

If you where in the top 5 for optimization resources ( ~ 6,150,000 ) I
would be very impressed :-D

I'd be impressed if you could spell. Typical programmer! Do you mean
"optimization resources"? We're all in that from Searchguild.

You wrote: "five for "optimisation resources" which came as a total
surprise"

Yes, I know in the UK they use optimisation, but I check with the
American version of Google, so I get that result. Also, English is not
my native language (on the other hand, I am not good at my native
language either ;-) ). Moreover, if I remember correctly there was a
time in the UK that z was used, but somehow it was replaced with s.

And finally, "Typical programmer" is an oxymoron :-)

have to say. But at least I'm there for something, which serves to
give me a higher profile all round.

perl programmer
#11 in Google, out of 2,060,000 :-)

I have a few more of those nice ones ( like #13 in Google, out of
19,000,000 :-) )

Interested, drop me a line, preferable contact at johnbokma dot com

Oh please!

Oh, as a programmer I prefer programming but somehow I am quite ok at
SEO.

http://www.google.com/search?q=webcam+recording
#4 here ( Results 1 - 10 of about 926,000 )

So, how impressive is that top 5 out of nearly one million? I can do it,
you can do it. Hurray.

BB
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Your sig separator is still missing a space at the end :-) Typical
illiterate computer user ;-)

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"Big Bill" <kruse (AT) cityscape (DOT) co.uk> wrote

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 20:04:25 -0500, "Stacey"
stacey (AT) staceyssimplestuff (DOT) com> wrote:


"David Off" <david.off_dumpthisbit_ (AT) voila (DOT) fr> wrote in message
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Big Bill wrote:
I'm in the top
five for "optimisation resources"

You'll only get yellow toothed limeys searching on that!

Not so, I brush my teeth!

You mean you're a Limey?

True Brit BB

No, but I lived in the UK for 4 years does that count a little?