Clint wrote:
> I have noticed that my positions at Yahoo have been steadily improving
> over the last few months.
> I've made some changes to optimize my website as well as started
> a link campaign. I'm still not registering very well on Google
> though. I thought that the only reason for this difference was the links.
> When I checked the Link Popularity tool and compared the results with that
> of the top URLs of some major search terms, I found that I'm rated even
> higher than some of these URLs in link popularity. So now I really don't
> understand why my URL is performing so poorly given that I have built up
> even more links than some top URLs. Can anyone offer any insights?
>
> Clint
How do you measure 'positions'? This makes an important difference.
Can you get statistics on Robots traffic? AWStats will break these down into
Yahoo, Google, MSN, etc.
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Roy Schestowitz
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