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Old January 21st, 2006, 12:23 PM
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You can also try getting your site into Zeal which is powered by Looksmart. Teoma and Jeeves seem to pick up sites so slowly. I've had good luck in getting indexed, but get very little traffic from Jeeves.
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I've found that even when you do get indexed in Ask, and get #1 results, you still get no traffic at all.

Why?

Because on any half decent "money" term, their organic listings are hidden beneath about 10 sponsored links. It's more time effective to work towards getting decent results in MSN G and Y, and then just treat the occasional visitors that Jeeves sends your way with a degree of surprise.
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I've found that even when you do get indexed in Ask, and get #1 results, you still get no traffic at all.

Why?

Because on any half decent "money" term, their organic listings are hidden beneath about 10 sponsored links. It's more time effective to work towards getting decent results in MSN G and Y, and then just treat the occasional visitors that Jeeves sends your way with a degree of surprise.


HA HA HA. Very true. Same opinion here.
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Stick a deny / in robots and jobs a good en.
Block em and save yourself some bandwith
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Stick a deny / in robots and jobs a good en.
Block em and save yourself some bandwith

The only thing i ever 'Asked Jeeves' to do was leave me alone and not come back.

Hes a shifty butler with nothing better to do than sponge a bit of bandwidth.
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I would not deny them. They can bring you some decent traffic.
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I might try ''Ask Jeeves" anyway, you never know!

Has anyone here tried SEO Elite? Some of these places charge through the roof! I saw one place charging over $400 for 6 PR 4 links. I did find this opp below and made a biz out of it, it's not too bad for the price! I've just tried it today so I'll let you know how it goes......lol



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Ps if anyone has any recommendations of good seo affiliate programs please let me know - I need some for my site. thanks
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Yep Same Results
Hey Roadracer1977

Having about the same experience...dropped some cash on ppc's...just waiting for results...

Ah...the waiting game of SEO...its a ride!

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We have seen many times that the TEOMA crawler has been trhough our site, this month, last month, but it never appears to display the results.

Does anyone have any idea why this may be?
Is there a way similar to yahoo where you can post an rss feed to get indexed quicker?

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I've found that even when you do get indexed in Ask, and get #1 results, you still get no traffic at all.

Why?

Because on any half decent "money" term, their organic listings are hidden beneath about 10 sponsored links. It's more time effective to work towards getting decent results in MSN G and Y, and then just treat the occasional visitors that Jeeves sends your way with a degree of surprise.


I don't know why but 5 to 6% of our search engine traffic comes from Ask Jeeves. Only 2.7% of our search engine triffic comes from MSN nwhich you would think would send more. I do not know whether or not our site comes up on the top at ask.com though.
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I don't know why but 5 to 6% of our search engine traffic comes from Ask Jeeves. Only 2.7% of our search engine triffic comes from MSN nwhich you would think would send more. I do not know whether or not our site comes up on the top at ask.com though.


You must Drill you Content At least for some reasons..
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well i dont know about you but my htaccess and robots files keep that horrible bot out of my sites.
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well i dont know about you but my htaccess and robots files keep that horrible bot out of my sites.


Good one less competitor ... Just funning.
I still find that I get a good conversion from the traffic.
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