Hi, I looked up your name and what is the point. Is your point that
you are a smart guy or is your point that Google finds your name on
the web? Anyway I wasn't trying to imply your aren't smart but that
you are not completely correct on why Google isn't do a good job on my
site or other sites. Also what I did does work for yahoo. All the
search engines including Google are suppose to scan our pages for
keywords which is the advice they give webmasters. So why are you
telling me to remove keywords and phrases. If Google was so good my
site would have been scanned last year instead of this year only after
I submitted it to them directly about 2 months ago. I was listed on
yahoo though not prominently because I wasn't aware of what was
necessary to get indexed and ranked for SERP. But know that I am
aware I haven't gotten my site listed and indexed for almost every
search imaginable for my category. In addition you didn't explain why
some sites are listed at the top of searches that don't have any
keywords in their source code. So is googlebots just screwed up or
did these sites pay to get to the top which google claims they don't
allow. You also didn't explain why googlebots can't seem to index my
correct links on my home page to my other sub pages. And what would
be your suggestion then if I remove keywords on my page for search
engines to be able to find every possibility? And would your possible
suggestion be compatible with both Google and Yahoo or just Google. I
am getting the strong impression that the only way to get good
rankings on either search engine is to focus on one and forget about
the other since you can't have the best of both worlds unless your
site is for something unique and lacks competition.
Sincerely,
Claude
On Jul 25, 4:22 am, Phil Payne wrote:
> > If I don't have the keywords then how will search engines find me
> > rocket scientist.
> > On Jul 25, 2:51 am, Phil Payne wrote:
> Do a search on my name.
> Last time I looked, six of the top ten were me. The top two (the biog
> and the press cuttings) are always me.
> How many times do you see "Phil Payne" in the text?
> Who's the rocket scientist?