..so whats the rules for Overture/MSN/Altavista?

does msn / overture etc use the same fules that i attribute to google, H!
tags, links in, out and arround the site etc?

i know msn is a fan of file names being hyphenated and in directories.

mark

"mark | r" <trooperbill (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

does msn / overture etc use the same fules that i attribute to google, H!
tags, links in, out and arround the site etc?

i know msn is a fan of file names being hyphenated and in directories.

mark

Hi Mark

Judging IMO the more you spam your site with keywords the better your
results..
No seriously a well optimised page using all the usual SEO standards
will obtain a good result in the web pages.

However if you are looking for a top listing in a highly commerical
area then you will quite simply have to pay overture to list you and
ppc or use Looksmart ppc and pray...

try: kids toys

then wade though hundreds of directory sites before you reach the web
pages...
Rosalyn

mark | r wrote:

does msn / overture etc use the same fules that i attribute to google, H!
tags, links in, out and arround the site etc?

i know msn is a fan of file names being hyphenated and in directories.

mark

As far as I can see the only way to get a commercial site listed in msn
is to pay them. They take no free listings and are expensive.

Sam wrote:

mark | r wrote:

does msn / overture etc use the same fules that i attribute to
google, H! tags, links in, out and arround the site etc?

i know msn is a fan of file names being hyphenated and in
directories.

As far as I can see the only way to get a commercial site listed in
msn is to pay them. They take no free listings and are expensive.

Baloney.

You have no f*ckn clue what you are talking about. Better shut up instead of
talking garbage!


"Sam" <. (AT) mail (DOT) com> wrote

mark | r wrote:

does msn / overture etc use the same fules that i attribute to google,
H!
tags, links in, out and arround the site etc?

i know msn is a fan of file names being hyphenated and in directories.

mark

As far as I can see the only way to get a commercial site listed in msn
is to pay them. They take no free listings and are expensive.