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Posted by Shea on June 1, 2008, 12:01 am
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> > What is the method of complaining about the ranking given to certain
> > sites in the results pages from a google search?
>
> [sites are not ranked - pages are]
>
> At the foot of the results page there's a link: "Dissatisfied? Help us
> improve"
>
> This finds a form where you can detail your complaint. they promise to loo=
k,
> but (of course) make no assurances that they'll agree with you, and they
> will not respond either.
>
> But it does get read, and it does get acted upon.
>
> Either that, or there's a lot of coincidences about =A0;o)
>
> In general, however, if you feel a page does not feature high enough (a ra=
re
> phenomenon - fewer that 99.9% of webmasters ever experience that emotion),=
> appealing to Google isn't the answer; working on the page (or the site, or=
> around the site) =A0is more likely to be successful.
>
> But if you feel another page is doing rather too well (for example, the to=
p
> page on a competitive search has two links and three lines of non-related
> text), then that link may be doing the web a favour.
> --
>
> Andrew
> seo2seo.com
> sick-site-syndrome.com
>
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> STOP THE "10p Tax Ripoff"
> Sign the petition to stop the government stealing from the
> very poorest tell your friends about this petition:http://petitions.pm.gov=
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If you have reason to believe the site is using unethical tactics such
as hidden text or links, misleading or repeated keywords, page doesn't
match the Google description, cloaked page, deceptive redirects,
doorway pages or it's a duplicate site or other spammy tactic, you can
report a Spam result to Google and they WILL act upon it if in fact
the site is somehow spamming them. http://www.google.com/contact/spamreport=
.html
Shea
Strategic Internet LLC
http://www.strategic-internet.com
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