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Old February 1st, 2005, 06:35 AM
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tripped up by some kind of filter? or a msn sandbox?
Has anyone found out what sort of filters are now being applied as when the better was around I had a site that ranked very well... however now some filter is hurting one of my site in a big big way...

I have 12 words in the title tag which on google if entered return some 193 sites contain those 12 words.. .not a lots hey!

Msn returns the site #4 out of 85.... and return no other than hotbot serp as no1....

This site is sandboxed and pops into the top 200 on the google serps now and again for our target keywords and no2 on yahoo but MSN sandboxing could it be true ?
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Old February 1st, 2005, 06:44 AM
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I think i have found out why....

I'm in the UK and now msn will not allow me to search on msn.com it keeps switch to .co.uk....

ahhhhh.......

I hate it.... why?
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I think i have found out why....

I'm in the UK and now msn will not allow me to search on msn.com it keeps switch to .co.uk....

ahhhhh.......

I hate it.... why?


Guess the country is not a good idea for MSN, I use a satellite link which is based in Germany so now I get all my search results from Germany in German... Should make MSN all but redundant for anyone not living in their home country or doing business outside of their country.

Also I've noticed the results are hit and miss with generic shopping sites sites hitting the number one with no real relevance while a lot of the popular niche and well listed sites in Yahoo and Google are no where to be seen.

That's OK if MSN find better alternative sites - but I found an article about 'bathing cats'... when looking for my keyword which is financial related!

Google invented the Sandbox MSN has invented the Garbage Can
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The site that you came accross with the ***** cats must of had some good seo'ers lol
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