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Old 08-08-2007, 03:35 AM Indexing in MSN
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Hi All,

I am having site which is doing good in Google for its keywords.

Most of its pages has been indexed in Google.

But at the same time non of its keyword is in ranking of MSN.

And only five pages has been indexed in MSN.

Plz guide me what I have to do to get my pages indexed in MSN.

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Old 08-16-2007, 03:13 AM Re: Indexing in MSN
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This is the first time i am hearing that i got indexed in google but could not get indexed in MSN...

Just do a blog posting u will get indexed in msn...
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Old 08-27-2007, 08:26 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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Just do a blog posting u will get indexed in msn...
You mean post some articles on your OWN blog and get indexed by MSN? Or do you mean go to other people's blogs and write comments with link pointing back to your own site to get indexed on MSN? What's the best Blog to post on to get better indexed on MSN?
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Old 08-28-2007, 01:48 AM Re: Indexing in MSN
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Angel how new is your site. I find MSN to be the slowest to index so it could just be a matter of more time. The best way to get indexed is to get more pages linking to yours and to make sure the site in question is easily crawled.

As for ranking each search engine uses a different algorithm and doing well in one doesn't automatically mean doing well in another.
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Old 08-28-2007, 07:09 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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Hi Angel SEO,

I have the same problem with one of my sites. I heard that creating page at live.com could be helpful. You can put your web links with anchors. Setup appearance permissions to everyone to Msn index it. Here is my page see it how this looks. I am waiting about week for now. Hope this will be helpful.
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Old 08-28-2007, 11:10 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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1) Why is it with people with "SEO" in their nickname ask the most entry-level questions?

2) If it's that Zorbis site, you can't be trying for anything competitive. Besides clearly trying to game SEs with that stupid triangular link exchange offer, your copy reads terribly and there's been no attempt to clean it up for either SEO or more importantly user purposes.

3)
http://www.zorbis.com/contact_us.aspx
http://www.americandesigncompany.com...?pt=Contact_us
http://www.americancatalogcompany.com/Contact_us.aspx
http://www.zorbis.biz

How many domains and companies are you "running", anyway?

I don't know how you're ranking in Google for anything, like I said...but if you are, it's a matter of time before you get burned.
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Old 10-03-2007, 02:24 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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1) Why is it with people with "SEO" in their nickname ask the most entry-level questions?
That's just a name you know

Submit your site to Live Search http://search.live.com/docs/submit.aspx
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Old 10-03-2007, 05:07 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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That's just a name you know
Maybe, but it is misleading and gets the SEO community more of a poor reputation.

When people find questions such as;
"How do i promote my site"
"What is a backlink"
"How can I find Google"

from people purporting to be SEOs, with SEO in their forum nickname and / or a site in their signature SELLING SEO "services" ( which probably amount to signature spamming in forums ) it does the whole community a disservice.
It's akin to call centres in India and Pakistan being staffed by local labour and they have to answer the call with "Hello, My name is Helen \ Lucy \ Andrew \ Brian how may I help you".
I always consider this as demeaning to the operator to pretend they have a western name and insulting to the caller to expect them to believe it.

BE HONEST!!
If you haven't a clue about this SEO stuff then don't pretend! We all started at that point.
Back in the days of comment stuffing optimising for AltaVista there were no forums to ask questions, no one else willing to share their experience and certainly no Google to look things up on So it was a case of experiment and learn.

Tell your prospective clients "I don't know, but I'll find out". Every chance you'll get more respect and leeway with that, than giving them the big speech and them finding out that you are slightly better than clueless when nothing is going right 6 months down the line.

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Old 10-04-2007, 05:28 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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Could be applied but not in general
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Old 10-05-2007, 06:40 AM Re: Indexing in MSN
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Maybe, but it is misleading and gets the SEO community more of a poor reputation.

When people find questions such as;
"How do i promote my site"
"What is a backlink"
"How can I find Google"

from people purporting to be SEOs, with SEO in their forum nickname and / or a site in their signature SELLING SEO "services" ( which probably amount to signature spamming in forums ) it does the whole community a disservice.
It's akin to call centres in India and Pakistan being staffed by local labour and they have to answer the call with "Hello, My name is Helen \ Lucy \ Andrew \ Brian how may I help you".
I always consider this as demeaning to the operator to pretend they have a western name and insulting to the caller to expect them to believe it.

BE HONEST!!
If you haven't a clue about this SEO stuff then don't pretend! We all started at that point.
Back in the days of comment stuffing optimising for AltaVista there were no forums to ask questions, no one else willing to share their experience and certainly no Google to look things up on So it was a case of experiment and learn.

Tell your prospective clients "I don't know, but I'll find out". Every chance you'll get more respect and leeway with that, than giving them the big speech and them finding out that you are slightly better than clueless when nothing is going right 6 months down the line.

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Amen to that. This guy sells seo on his site LOL.
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Old 10-05-2007, 12:52 PM Re: Indexing in MSN
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12 out of my 13 keywords are back in first page of MSN search result, last week Sept 29 to be exact they are ranked >100, isn't that strange?

my sigs gone, I wonder hmm

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