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Greetings!
A while back I was checking on my Google sitemat stats, and noticed something interesting.
For the keyword phrase "reproduction feed sacks"
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...ion+feed+sacks
For the keyword phrase "reproduction cloth flour sack"
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...oth+flour+sack
Obviously, someone searching with those terms is looking to buy or looking for information on reproduction feed/flour sacks, which we do NOT sell... at all. We use the word "reproduction" just a mere couple of times, but it places us in the top spot (or top two, depending on the data center).
I think this exemplifies what the search engines do NOT know... and probably will never know.
Nothing really conclusive to determine regarding this, but interesting, nonetheless.
For those that are NOT using G's sitemaps, I strongly suggest that you have a look at their free program here: http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/siteoverview
Since they've first started the program, they've ramped up it's features and a webmaster can learn much more from it than in the past. It's fairly simple to implement, and unless you have a site with more than several hundred pages, no additional software is required.
Best of Luck!
Cheers
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bump
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Hey, that Google Sitemaps looks like a great tool - off to play with it right now.
Thanks FiberGuy, and thanks loveofpast for bumping it (I missed it this morning).
(I love new toys )