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from the page, "Well, Google emphasizes links but Yahoo likes keyword density and MSN prefers that you sacrifice a goat, while Ask requires jelly beans and argghhhhghhghgh..."
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from igorthetroll 1563 Days ago #
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Okay Sphinn Doctor, I concede.You’ll make a believer out of me, one day.

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from AutomotiveSEO 1561 Days ago #
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There was a similar, less detailed story a couple of months ago that I wrote.  Not as good as this one, but touches the basic points: Whether to Optimize for Google Alone or to Mix Efforts.

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from g1smd 1560 Days ago #
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Ack, I have never done individual things for specific search engines on bot-specific versions of pages.Far too much work, and much risk of bots seeing Duplicate Content.

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from gunjanpandya 1559 Days ago #
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We should to do SEO for rank in all major 3 search engines. We should to use general SEO stretegies for our website, which is useful for getting our website listing in all 3 major search engines. We should’t ingnore any one search engine.

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