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The number 1 Lesson: Never Ever Give Up!
This is a big thank you to everyone that has supported me and my campaign to get my site into the top ten, over the last week (since the 24th) my site has finally made it and today in g.co.uk which is the one i am most bothered about.
it turned out we had a penalty applied to the domain which we picked up 2 years ago i guess for letting the domain expire (oversight on our web master behalf), any we didn't really know why the site wouldn't rank and over the years continued to build content and teak it here and there. It was only about 4 weeks ago i was going to throw the towel in and ditch the domain because it cause's me some much pain every time it dipped and would never return.
This has been a personal mission and i now seem to be rewarded for my and your efforts in getting it here, its not been long enough to see were it settle, but if G.com is anything to follow then i guess it will be fine.
Never give up, its too easy to stop, just believe in what your doing (and keep paying adwords like i did)!!
Thank you.
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