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www.scolley224.fsnet.co.uk

In my quest to get my site http://www.scolley224.fsnet.co.uk/ back in Googles good books, I found this here; http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/050823-105422

# Google Dominant: The report has top search engines for the week of July 23, 2005, based on share of visits. Similar to what our Hitwise stats posted show, Google is top ranked, with more than double the share of its closest competitor, Yahoo.

# Image Search Grows: The report says Google Image Search nearly doubled and Yahoo Image Search more than doubled traffic when comparing the week of July 23, 2005 to the same period in 2004.

# Google's Share Growing: Based on share of actual searches, Google is reported to have grown from 51.9 percent in July 2004 to 59.2 percent in July 2005. Over the same period, Yahoo and MSN saw decreases.

# Shopping Top Downstream Destination: Across the board, people head to shopping and classified sites more than any other types, after doing a search. Entertainment and Business & Finances are also popular categories.

# Portals Power Search: Yahoo and MSN are shown to get a significant number of searches from those who start out on their portal pages (FYI, a slight skew here in my opinion. Many searching from www.yahoo.com may not consider themselves starting from the "portal" home page since for most people, that does double-duty as the main Yahoo search page despite the existance of search.yahoo.com).

# Insight Into Driving Network Traffic: The report notes that Yahoo manages to drive 8 percent of searches back into its own network. Google drives 7 percent of its traffic to Google-related sites, with Google Images the top destination among these, getting 5 percent of the share.

# Yahoo Local Greater Than Google Local: Yahoo's local search had four times the visits of Google's local search, though Google's service has grown 61 percent over the past six months. Local searchers are also slightly more likely to be female.

# Yahoo & Ask Local For Maps: Yahoo and Ask were found to be driving most traffic to their map sites, while Google was driving traffic to a range of sources, including Yahoo and SuperPages.

# Query Terms: Queries are generally one to two words long except for Ask, where its history of encouraging users to ask questions generates queries typically three or more words in length.

# Top Queries: Navigational terms rule on the search engines, with top queries often those for sites such as eBay or Mapquest. Top term on Yahoo and MSN? The name of their chief rival -- Google! Ask is notable for not having its top list be dominated by navigational queries.

# Demographics: Google is slightly more male in terms of users, with Ask being more female. Yahoo is more younger; MSN more older, in terms of audience profiles. Google's got the highest number of visitors with incomes over $100,000

Its not just me

Its not just my site www.scolley224.fsnet.co.uk that has disapeared from the mighty google, but thousands of others. my other sites are still there
www.un-locks.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.fsnet.co.uk
www.nokia-unlock.co.uk
www.nokia-restriction.co.uk

Google Algorithms

Google Algorithms, Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr what a rip off. I found out a couple of weeks a go that the mighty google had a change in their algorithms other wise known as the Bourbon update. (Bourbon) I hear you say is this not the chocolate biscuit with the chocolate cream in the middle, No it is not even the drink which is nice with some Coke (the drink)!!!!!!!!!! I have no idea why they called it that. But the consequence is that my sites have dissapeared from the first page on google to some thing like 200, I have heard some people mention the sandbox! Dont even ask. so my battle now starts, look out google. My mission if I choose to accept is to try and get my sites or at least one of them back on to the first page, using the search term Nokia restriction codes
www.scolley224.fsnet.co.uk
www.un-locks.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.fsnet.co.uk
www.nokia-unlock.co.uk
www.nokia-restriction.co.uk
www.scolley.co.uk

I will keep you posted.

What Are Nokia Restriction Codes?
Nokia phones that are restricted for use with a specific network service provider will display 'Phone Restricted', 'Sim Card Rejected' or 'Sim Card Not Accepted' when you attempt to use a Sim card from another network service provider. The 'Unlock Codes' or 'Restriction Codes' we provide will remove the network restriction allowing you to use the phone with an alternative network service provider. This method of 'Mobile Phone Unlocking' is the safest method available - visit our Is Unlocking My Phone Safe? page for more details!
Do I Need To Unlock My Nokia Phone? You would need to unlock your Nokia phone if you wish to change your network service provider while keeping your existing Nokia handset. Unlocking your Nokia phone can also be advantageous if you currently use the 'Roaming' feature while in another country. With your phone unlocked, you will be able to purchase and use a local pre-pay Sim card while in another country. This can save you a substantial amount of money by avoiding the roaming charges normally imposed when using the 'Roaming' feature with your current network service provider!
How Can I Get Nokia Unlock/Restriction Codes? Our secure online order process makes it easy to obtain unlock codes for your Nokia phone.

Google update

I cant believe my sites have gone off of google
come back
www.scolley224.fsnet.co.uk
www.un-locks.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.co.uk
www.restriction-codes.fsnet.co.uk

making money

these websites where an attempt to make some pocket money