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Posted 09 September 2005 - 09:01 AM
In the meantime, I was approached by a company that claims they can get us good results with paid inclusion even though our websites are not optimized, and for the most part, have a fairly low page-rank. Does this sound like it is possible, or is he just giving me a sales pitch?
Posted 09 September 2005 - 09:07 AM
And by the way, PageRank really hasn't got much of anything to do with this. If a page is optimized well and it's not in a terribly competitive space, its PR isn't what's going to make or break its ranking.
Posted 09 September 2005 - 09:57 AM
So how different is this from submitting your pages to the SE's on your own. Won't that have the same effect?
Posted 09 September 2005 - 10:21 AM
Bri, you can submit the pages on your own but some sites have 100,000+ pages!
Posted 09 September 2005 - 10:28 AM
My advice: Don't touch them with a ten foot pole. Instead work to optimize your own sites and pages within the sites. If your navigation is set up properly as well, you do not need to do any inclusion.
Besides, Yahoo is the only search engine that has an inclusion program anyway. How is their inclusion going to help you in Google, MSN and Ask Jeeves?
Posted 11 September 2005 - 05:32 AM
Well that 's not true for all.
The catch here is to 1st identify what type of paid inclusion we are talking about.
1. Yahoo Search Submit Express program, which gets your pages indexed, not ranked,
2. Yahoo Search Submit Pro program, which gets your pages indexed plus gives a boost in rankings as the XML feeds submitted to Yahoo need to be optimized otherwise they will be rejected by Yahoo. The sheer fact that the XML feeds need to be optimized generally provides good results from the Yahoo network of sites. So if they say they can provide good results from paid inclusion and this is what they are referring to then yes this is more than likely correct.
But if they are not talking about this program, then they be referring to a PPC campaign.
In eithercase start asking them more detailed questions.
Posted 12 September 2005 - 12:35 PM
It's easy to dress these services up and wrap them in marketing jargon, but getting indexed is as simple as it comes. It's usually the wrapping that you are paying for; indexing is what SEs do. For free.
If they are offering 'other services', first, be sure it's not a cop in disguise, then ask what, exactly, they mean.
Either way, it will no substitute for optimizing your site. And IF it gets your site listed a few days sooner than you could achieve yourself, will that justify the cash? (And it's a big IF).
Posted 13 September 2005 - 08:05 AM
Can optimizing the XML feed give a page good rankings even if the .html is not optimized or does it just enhance an already optimized page?
Posted 13 September 2005 - 11:20 AM
But small is the key word; there really is no shortcut to site optimization, and anyone who claims otherwise - especially anyone who is selling a service! - is either a fool ... or worse.
If Yahoo demands you start the process before accepting you, then that's a plus, but services that claim to spare you optimization tend to be those that work largely with 'off site' measures that only work while you pay - then they help a competitor.
And many 'off site' "techniques" are decreasingly effective and increasingly risky.
Posted 13 September 2005 - 12:34 PM
Absolutely. With XML trusted feeds it doesn't matter what's actually on your page, as only the info that you provide in the feed is what is indexed.
Basically, it's like cloaking, only the search engine approves it because you are paying them for every click.
Posted 13 September 2005 - 05:37 PM
But small is the key word; there really is no shortcut to site optimization, and anyone who claims otherwise - especially anyone who is selling a service! - is either a fool ... or worse.
The advantage is not small, it can be huge.
There 3 main reasons why it does give a boost:
1. you need to optimize the feed to be accepted - it makes you do the work for all pages, not just for some
2. the more important part is that you submit only the content you want indexed on the page... you can strip out all the junk from every page that deflates the keyword densities for your top terms
3. you can "stuff keywords" into the page body where anywhere else that would be considered as spam.
Jill is right, this is legal cloaking, which can generate huge increases in traffic for keywords that are not even in the HTML but are relevant to the page.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 08:33 AM
As background,I am responsible for SEO at a large consumer brand in the Home Interiors industry, and we are going to start Yahoo's Search Select paid inclusion program next month
Our site has always ranked great on Google for industry keywords and phrases (top 4 for the most popular keyword), and we now have a top 10 ranking on MSN for many of the same keywords.
But ever since Yahoo dropped Google's organic results a while back, we do not seem to be on their radar screen - even when a user searches our brand name in the same phrase with the our product type. We have taken numerous steps to make our site spider friendly (site map, no meta redirects, no excess parameters, etc.), but we have had no luck.
In several instances we have made changes we hoped would remedy this situation and then tried to be patient and let the spiders do their thing; however, since we have also been engaging in PPC campaigns with click rates often more than double the $0.30 charged for the "organic" click throughs, it seems silly to keep waiting and leave those clicks "on the table" while we pay more for them elsewhere.
The simple economics of paid inclusion seem to say that if you are planning any sort of PPC campaign on keywords and phrases that cost > $0.30, you are wasting money by not doing paid inclusion first. Add to these economics the surveys that show users put more trust in organic links than paid placements (60% / 40% last I saw), it would seem that paid inclusion is an obvious choice.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 09:05 AM
Yes another reason why Paid Inclusion makes sense.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 09:09 AM
I know I'm pulling things a little off-topic, but this is one of the things that bothers me about the program.
This is a PPC program. Your position may not be based on how much you pay (since everyone pays the same amount), but the fact that you can keyword stuff the XML feed without changing the page tells me that having such a listing show up in the organic results without even a label of some kind is just deceptive. People prefer to click organic results because they feel they have reason to believe that those results are based on the actual relevance of the pages to the query, but pages that got to the results via paid inclusion don't even have to speak directly to the query.
It's taking advantage of the user's trust in the algo to have these results show up as if the page itself was found to be algorithmically relevant.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 09:30 AM
well technically the pages are relevant, as with XML feeds you can not place keywords in that are not relavant to that page, whether the keyword is in the page content or not.
The XML feeds are reviewed by Yahoo "human" editors that check the relevancy of all keywords added to the page, to make sure that this is not abused.
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Thanks to stellar special teams play, the University of Wisconsin-Superior men's hockey team won its fifth straight game with a 4-2 victory over UW-Stevens Point Saturday night at Wessman Arena.
The Yellowjackets (5-1 overall, 3-1 in the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association) scored a pair of power-play goals then killed off of a five-minute major penalty that was called with 5:26 remaining and UWS clinging to a 3-2 lead.
After killing off the Pointers' power play, the Yellowjackets sealed the victory when Pat Dalbec was credited with an empty-net goal with 5.3 seconds remaining.
River Falls missed an excellent chance to tie the game when a Falcon hit the right post in the final minute of play.
After successfully killing off the penalty, Dalbec skated in on an empty net. But before the former Superior Spartan was able to get a shot off, he was hauled down but was still credited with the goal by the referees. With his third goal of the season, Dalbec now has scored at least one point the Yellowjackets' six game.
"They made the call and we had to go out there and kill the penalty for five minutes," UWS coach Dan Stauber said. "We're happy to get out of there with a win. The situation we were in they could have easily scored the tying and winning goals, but we had a little puck luck on the pipes and did a good job keeping then from scoring."
Saturday's win also completed Superior's two-game sweep of UWSP (3-4, 0-4). The Yellowjackets won Friday's game 3-2 in overtime.
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The constant pressure paid off for UWS at 5:01 when Marc Fortin scored his first goal of the season. Cody Hotchkin and Andy Singerhouse assisted on the goal by applying pressure from the right side, which allowed Fortin to sneak in from the weak side and slap the puck behind Point goaltender Brandon Jaeger.
Both teams scored twice in the second period, starting with Jeff Forsythe's 4-on-3 power-play goal with an assist from Dalbec at 2:34.
"Our power play has been coming together the last couple of games," Forsythe said. "We've worked on some things in practice and it feels good to get that part of our game working.
Point made it a 2-1 game at 11:36 when Jerry Freismuth picked off a UWS clearing attempt and put the puck into the top left corner.
UWS regained a two-goal cushion at 12:36 when Kyle Leahy deflected a shot by Forsythe over Jaeger's right shoulder. Leahy's third goal came 19 seconds into a power play.
"They were giving us the lane all night, Friday night too, for that shot and we took advantage of it," Forsythe said. "Leahy and (Joey) Massingham both just stand in front of the net. They're warriors and make it possible for us to get shots through."
Point made it 3-2 at 15:37 after a UWS defenseman blocked a shot, but the puck went right to Evan Dixon, who put it over Strandberg's shoulder.
UWS killed off 57 seconds of a penalty carried over from the second period and then a too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty before having to kill of Tanner Dion's major penalty for checking from behind.
Strandberg, who was playing in his third game of the season, finished with 17 saves. Jaeger had 21 saves for Point.
"He was getting tired, he's not in game shape yet, but we wanted to get him in there two nights in a row and he did a good job both nights," Stauber said.
UWS is back in action next weekend against UW-Stout. Friday's game will be played in Menomonie and Saturday's game will be at Wessman Arena. Both games begin at 7:05 p.m.
"Two weekend sweeps in a row feels pretty good," Stauber said. "We just have to carry it over to next weekend. We need to just take a breath, enjoy the moment and get ready to play again."
UW-Stevens Point 0-2-0—2
UW-Superior 1-2-1—4
First Period: 1. UWS, Marc Fortin 1 (Cody Hotchkin, Andy Singerhouse), 5:01.
Second Period: 2. UWS, Jeff Forsythe 1 (Pat Dalbec), 2:34 (4-on-3). 3. UWSP, Jerry Freismuth, 11:36. 4. UWS, Kyle Leahy 3 (Forsythe), 12:36 (pp). 5. UWSP, Evan Dixon (Alex Kromm, Kevin Gibson), 15:37.
Third Period: 6, UWS, Dalbec 3, 19:54. (en).
Saves: Brandon Jaeger, UWSP 10-5-6—21. Drew Strandberg, UWS 9-3-5—17.
Friday's Game
Mike Orosey's goal 2:34 into overtime gave UWS a 3-2 victory over UWSP Friday night before a Wessman Arena crowd of 732.
Dalbec and Andy Singerhouse assisted on Orosey's game-winning goal for the Yellowjackets (4-1), who took a 2-0 lead with Singerhouse's goal in the first period and Tanner Dion's power-play goal in the second.
The Pointers (3-3) forced overtime with third-period goals by Nick Kenney and Kyle Politz.
Kevin Gibson, who assisted Politz's goal, is the son of Kirk Gibson, current manager of the Arizona Diamondback. The elder Gibson played in the major leagues for the Detroit Tigers, L.A. Dodgers, Kansas City Royals and Pittsburgh Pirates. Gibson is best known for a home run he hit off Dennis Eckersley in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series between the Dodgers and Oakland Athletics.
'JACKET JOTTINGS: UWS was 1-for-2 on the power play and UWSP 0-3. … The Yellowjackets had three minor penalties and the Pointers two. ...
UW-Stevens Point 0 0 2 0 — 2
UW-Superior 1 1 0 1 — 3
First Period: 1. UWS, Andy Singerhouse (Joey Massingham, Cody Hotchkin), 18:11.
Second Period: 2. UWS, Tanner Dion (Nick Stoskopf, Chad Blaniell), 4:27.
Third Period: 3. UWSP, Nick Kenney (Alex Brooks), 11:53. 4. Kyle Politz (Kevin Gibson), 10:32.
OT: 5. UWS, Mike Orosey (Pat Dalbec, Andy Singerhouse), 2:34.
Saves: Nick Graves, UWSP 4-9-9—22. Drew Strandberg, UWS 4-4-6—14. Att: 732.
Women's Hockey
The UWS women salvaged a split with UW-River Falls thanks to a 2-1 victory Saturday afternoon at Wessman Arena. The Falcons won the opening game of the NCHA series 4-0 Friday afternoon.
Alyssa Black scored River Falls' goal 10:53 into the first period.
UWS tied it up on Chelsey Wierschem's power-play goal at 16:05 of the second period and took the lead on Haley Olmstead's goal with 12:52 left in the third period.
Karen Larson and Kaiti Graham assisted on Wierschem's goal and Sheryl Kaskiw helped out on the game-winner.
Shanley Peters had 25 saves in goal for the Yellowjackets. Gillian McDonald had 26 saves for the Falcons.
On Friday, Crystal Lowell, Kait Mason, Black and Brook Story scored goals and Ashley Kuechle finished with 18 saves for the Falcons.
Peters had 19 saves for the Yellowjackets.
UWS hosts Concordia-Wis., at 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday.
Hunger takes no holiday
Hunger Takes No Holiday will be holding a food and money collection during Saturday's Yellowjacket men's and women's hockey games to benefit the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Shelf.
Skate with'Jackets
Following Saturday's men's hockey game the UWS men's and women's hockey teams will hold the annual "Skate with the 'Jackets" at Wessman Arena.
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JONESBORO, Ark. – Senior third baseman Matt Haynes collected a pair of hits tonight and The University of Tennessee at Martin pitching staff combined for double-digit strikeout totals once again, but it wasn't enough as the Skyhawks fell 9-0 at Arkansas State.
Haynes' two-hit performance was the 14th multi-hit outing of his career for the Jackson, Tenn. native. Sophomore Sonny Mastromatteo also had a hit tonight for UT Martin (5-7).
On the hill, the Skyhawks fanned 10-plus batters for the sixth time in 12 games this season. Starting pitcher John Houston fell to 0-3 on the season but only allowed one earned run over two innings while fanning three Red Wolves. Trevor Lundgrin (0.2 innings) and Carter Smith (two innings) produced shutout appearances out of the bullpen, while fellow relievers John Skubina and Jacob Gansert allowed only one earned run apiece over the final three innings.
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Two women caught with £1.5 million worth of cocaine in Peru have told how they had loaded guns held to their heads and were told to smuggle the drugs or die, it has been reported.
Melissa Reid, 19, from Scotland, and Michaella McCollum Connolly, 20, from Northern Ireland claim they were forced into trafficking by a Cockney criminal, who plucked them from the streets of Ibiza and had a dossier on their families.
The pair, who are being held at the maximum security Dirandro Police Station in the Peruvian capital said they feared they would be killed if they failed to carry out the demands.
In an interview with the Daily Mirror from the police holding centre in Lima, Ms Reid told how the gang threatened their families and added that the pair had never even met before being sent to Peru by gangsters.
She said: "We were given no option. If we didn't do as we were told we would be dead. We were not smuggling for money, we were smuggling for our lives. We have no doubt they would have killed us both without hesitation if we didn't do as we were told.
"Ever since I was arrested I have played out what has happened in my mind over and over again asking myself how could we have gotten out of it. But each time I think it wasn't even an option. We both had loaded guns put to our heads. They were more than prepared to use them. If we didn't do it we were told we would die."
The women told the paper they were robbed of their passports and mobile phones and followed by members of a violent drugs cartel on board the flights from Spain to Peru. Once in South America they were ordered to carry the cocaine hidden inside food packets.
They said the first time they met was after being kidnapped and taken to the cartel's safe house in Majorca. Ms Reid, who marks her 20th birthday on Friday, was the first to be sent to Lima on August 1. She was joined by photography student and former nightclub hostess Ms McCollum Connolly a day later. She said they were "coached" on what to say if they were stopped and told to claim they were "best friends" who were travelling together.
The families of both girls have spoken of their anguish at their ordeal. In a statement released through their solicitor the McCollum family who are based in Dungannon, Co Tyrone said they were confident Michaella was not guilty of any wrongdoing.
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Home PCs have been available in Cuba only since last year, with 20% already using the Linux operating system. In five years, this should rise to 50%.
According to a report by Reuters, Cuba has launched its own Linux variation, called Nova Baire, and intends to have it pre-installed on as many PCs as possible. Two reasons mentioned are the US trade embargo making it difficult to obtain Windows, and the Cuban governments suspicion that Microsoft is building malignant backdoors into its systems.
Based on Gentoo and with a Gnome desktop, Nova Baire is named after a battle in which Cuba gained its independence from Spain in1895. The distro was developed in 2007 but officially announced this week.
Hector Rodriguez, dean at Cuba's University of Information Sciences in Havana, claims that 20% of Cuban home PCs, on public sale only since last year, are using Linux. This should rise to 50% over the next five years.
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Yolume 49 Number 19 j p Box 399, Bethpage, ny i 1714 May 27- June 2,2011,2011 (516)932-7284 Email: email@example.com 50 Cents ^lainedge Student Named Winner in Agenda Cover Design Contesi Plainedge High School junior Ashiey Loonam was named the win-ner of the school's agenda cover design contest. She is pictured here receiving a $25 check from social studies coordinator David Pearlman, courtesy of the PTSA and Principal Robert Amster, who is displaying her winning design. Plainedge High School students recently showcased their outstanding creativity when they participated in a schoolwide 2011-2012 student agenda cover contest. The designs each showcased the student-artists' Plainedge Pride and were excellent representations of the school's col-lective artistic talent base. The contest was organized by social studies coordinator David Pearlman. Members of the school staff judged submissions, and the stu-dents' peers judged the top three finalists using the computer program Tapestry. Students were encouraged to vote while visiting the library with the assistance of librarian Catherine Vidal. Plainedge junior Ashley Loonam was named the winner of the com-petition. Her original design will be replicated on the cover of next school year's high school agenda. WE SALUTE OUR VETERANS ON MEMORIAL DAY AND WILL NEVER FORGET THEIR SACRIFICES AND DEDICATION TO OUR COUNTRY! GOD BLESS YOU ALL ^ u e - f r u n . AN aovdHiaa 3AV n a M O d LV an 3ovdHi3a 800O..V1.000J.OT acu. saidoo e 3ethpage School District Thanks Residents for Sumrt of Budget The Bethpage Board of Education and Central Administration would like to thank the community for vot-ing in support of the 2011-2012 School District Budget on May 17. This budget, which represents one of the lowest budget-to-budget increases in 20 years and one of the lowest budget increases in Nassau County, main-tains all preexisting programs and will enable the District to provide resources necessary to help students suc-ceed. The Board and Administration collaborated with the Citizen's Budget Advisory Committee to develop a budg-et that meets instructional needs in a financially respon-sible manner. Savings were achieved in several areas, the most prominent being personnel costs. Also impor-tant to note is collaborative bargaining between the District and teachers union, which, along with some retirements, have'resulted in' an additional savings of about $1 million. The 2011-2012 budget preserves class sizes, all clubs and extracurricular activities, full day kindergarten, and supports many more components of the educational program including elementary summer school, Saturday Academic Intervention Services, the K-12 Inclusion Program, the 21st Century Scholars' Program, the TGIF program, robotics, artist-in-residence opportunities, and the student transportation mileage poHcy. The budget will further enhance the current instructional program by pro-viding SMARTBoards for elementary classes, staff devel-opment initiatives, technology upgrades, and District summer school for special needs students. "On behalf of the Bethpage School District, I extend our thanks to all the residents who came out to vote and, in doing so, have helped play an important role in stu-dents' education," stated Superintendent of Schools Mr. Terrence Clark. "The proposed budget balances the needs of all our students with those of the taxpayers and the community," Also up for vote was a Proposition Two authorizing the District to spend $500,000 from the Capital Reserve Fund for the purpose of bringing natural gas into the ele-mentary and middle schools as a heating source. This proposition, which will not raise taxes and will substan-tially reduce future energy costs, was also passed by voters. The evening of the budget vote also featured Democracy in Action musical and artistic performances from students representing each of the District's schools, held in the High School's auxiliary gymnasium, A book sale and art show provided additional educational enter-tainment and refreshments were available thanks to a bake sale. IS ns SHI
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on 01-05-2012 11:37 AM
they've probably seen her in Little Britain and not Hi-De-Hi
she hasn't aged well she looks like an overcooked jacket potato
on 01-05-2012 06:31 PM
4 tory members of the panel have refused to back the judgement of the panel as a whole
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on 02-05-2012 05:00 PM
I think Louise Mensch wants a new book deal.
on 02-05-2012 05:13 PM
Gawge wrote:I think Louise Mensch wants a new book deal.
I can't stand that woman I'm amazed she's gotten as far as she has considering every time I see anyone go up against her she flounders about and resorts to personal insults
never seen her do herself any justice
she is pretty though and god knows there's few lookers in politics
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fenian wrote:I dont understand, newspapers are basically like ninjas on paper.
you mean like CD's?
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What a brilliant way to describe someone - "overcooked jacket potato"
If there was kudos in GD you would have my vote just for that reason
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Dr. Sheldon Sheps, emeritus professor of medicine and former chair of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension in the Department of Medicine at Mayo Clinic, has been with Mayo Clinic since 1960.
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- Thiazide diuretics. Taking 1,500 milligrams (mg) or more of calcium with thiazide diuretics — such as chlorothiazide (Diuril), hydrochlorothiazide (Microzide, Oretic) and indapamide — can result in milk-alkali syndrome, a serious condition. In general, avoid taking more than 1,500 mg of calcium (supplements and food sources combined) a day if you're taking a thiazide diuretic (also referred to as water pills). If you take calcium supplements while taking a thiazide diuretic, talk to your doctor about the appropriate dose and have your blood pressure and calcium levels checked.
- Calcium channel blockers. When given through an intravenous (IV) line, calcium may decrease the effects of calcium channel blockers, such as nifedipine (Adalat CC, Afeditab CR, Procardia), verapamil (Calan, Covera HS, Veralan), diltiazem (Cardizem, Cartia XT, Dilacor XR, others) and others. In fact, IV calcium is used to help reverse calcium channel blocker overdose. There's no evidence that oral calcium supplements interfere with calcium channel blockers. To be safe, check your blood pressure regularly if taking calcium channel blockers and calcium supplements at the same time.
Calcium supplements don't appear to interact with other commonly prescribed blood pressure medications, such as:
- Beta blockers bisoprolol (Zebeta), propranolol (Inderal, Innopran XL) and others
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, such as captopril (Capoten), lisinopril (Prinivil, Zestril) and others
- Angiotensin II receptor blockers, such as losartan (Cozaar), valsartan (Diovan), and others
- Renin inhibitors, such as aliskiren (Tekturna)
Talk to your doctor if you take high blood pressure medications and calcium supplements and are concerned about interactions.
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