Quadrille - 10:22 am on Nov 24, 2006 (gmt 0)

Without looking in detail at your site, I cannot be specific, so this may be wrong.

but in general, a site that performs well in Y! and M$N but poorly in Google, usuallyvdoes so for one of two reasons.

1. The site is less than one year old.

2. There are linking issues.

In your case, examine all your outgoing links; if you have been involved in industrial link exchanges, dump them yesterday. If you have non-related reciprocal links, drop them today. If you have reciprocal links to directories, jettison them without delay. If you have links to any sites you genuinely do not recommend to your visitors, ask yourself why.

If any part of your site allows third party access (eg blog, forum), then introduce nofollow. Tighten up on moderation, and consider the value of signature links.

Use M$N and Y! to examine your incoming links, and consider applying to Quality Directories for stable, long term free links.