iamlost - 4:01 pm on Sep 19, 2006 (gmt 0)

Terabytes: :-)

Model numbers are 'the' neglected keyword yet often all the information available to a searcher...I have really got a mad on on occassion trying to find information/parts on sites where this is neglected.

One of the things we sell is DC pumps.

So you are responsible for certain over inflated denizons of D.C.?

Seriously though - do you get many SE 'misdirections'?
i.e. District of Columbia, Doctor of Chiropractic, Data Collection, etc.
I find minimising such 'lost' visitors a greater difficulty than new PPC keyword creation, perhaps because I don't do PPC. I is a simple organic web farmer, no PPC additives here ;-)
I know the problems search algorithms have with multiple meanings - is PPC similar, better?

is "green orange" an oxymoron?

A green orange is likely an immature orange fruit or a poor description of a lime...or a 70's colour clash...or the Irish mixing it up again...

Regreening, however, is common with ripe Valencias as chlorophyll returns to the peel. If you see "color added" stamped on an orange it means dye was used to cover regreening...oranges must be orange afterall.

By the bye...there is no money in oranges...or websites about oranges...oranges are not the content you are looking for...AC/DC is where all the action is...really...