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We have daily coverage of major events in our sector with sometimes up to 3 or 4 times our competitors but when I do a search for soemthing that we are covering heavily I find we are not even in the Top 50 but other sites are and they only have a story from last year's tournament!
Now this isn't happening all the time, as two weeks ago we were number one and number three for that week's main event around the world but of course that only lasted a few days :))
I know one of the problems, which I am trying to fix, which is that our main articles page uses dropdown menus (choose category and number of articles etc) and of course the dropdown menus are no good for the Google bot.
It is very frustrating to have the best coverage in OZ and not being able to be searched for in the Google directory.
TIA
B
[edited by: heini at 3:24 pm (utc) on Jan. 18, 2003]
[edit reason] removed specifics ¦ see sticky mail ¦ thanks! [/edit]
Another thing is that in the main database longevity seems to matter. In other words a page that has been around longer seems to get some preference. I'm no expert in this but some of my pages that have been around longer seem to do better in the serps than other pages with similar inbound links.
The other strange thing is our Adwords ad isnt coming up for "New Zealand Open" either...two ads come up but not ours...so all in all it is a bit of a shambles :))....but that is another forum topic me thinks!
Thanks for the thoughts......
B