Not only because you took the time to answer and you must be busy - what with the new site - but because its beyond you too! My brain hurts trying to understand Google shuffles, dances and quirks - more than when I play chess with my genius neighbour - glad yours does too (tee hee) JOIN XOMBA HERE FREE Xomba is an international online community and anyone can join. Show your agreement or disagreement with the many debates started by Xomba members or introduce your own.

Wondered if anyone can explain this: I put the following search term into a Google search engine to test the performance of this article (named Sir Alan Sugar Buys Google Ad! | What does this mean for the Advertisng Sales Sector) - there was no trace of the article without the " " but when the term was put in " " it was: "sir alan sugar buys google ads" the search returned: LK Advani Blog Ads on Google AdSense - 1:11pm29 Mar 2009 ... The Sixth Floor · Sir Alan Sugar Buys Google Ads! | What Does This Mean to the Advertising Sales Sector? ... www.xomba.com/lk_advani_blog_ads_google_adsense - Cached - in top place - ie it gave top place to a related Xomba article (nothing to do with Alan Sugar) and a link to that. Although my copy was included in its summary there was no link to my article. Also, the member who seems to benefit from my article (ie might be attracting readers) cannot be contacted as access to her/his profile is blocked. 1) How is this possible? 2) Is it fair? 3) What department of Google could explain this? Also, isn't this evidence that the algorithim (sp?) is not working properly? BTW the two other returned searches named the article in their summaries and had been picked up by Twitter readers. These were (in case you are interested): Similar - Twitter join Google Friend Connect party: What about Facebook Connect? 18 Dec 2008 ... Xomba Blog | Contest Update and Rule 17 Clarification · Sir Alan Sugar Buys Google Ads! | What Does This Mean to the Advertising Sales ... www.xomba.com/twitter_join_google_friend_connect_party_what_about_facebook_connect - Cached - Similar - More results from www.xomba.com » Phillip T. Terry (proffmarket) on Twitter ... Sir Alan Sugar Buys Google Ads | What Does This Mean to the ... http://bit.ly/Wdhhvabout 1 hour ago from twitterfeed; Web Content Management (WCM) at ... twitter.com/proffmarket - Cached - Similar - JOIN XOMBA HERE FREE Xomba is an international online community and anyone can join. Show your agreement or disagreement with the many debates started by Xomba members or introduce your own.

Like you jdubhub and you Mr Howard (the latter usually) I am a reasonable person. Obviously I can't speak for Dick Pringle or Wilma Proops but I find that even I have disagreements on Xomba. These are usually about politics though and with people who support right wing solutions, detest Barack Obama, anything liberal and forward irrational arguments (if any) and resort to flinging mud at my good self. I'm covered in it! Nowadays I stay away from their (or one man masquerading as many) poorly written, pathetic ramblings as much as possible and limit myself to one comment on theirs which includes a link to my truly "rational" articles. I hope they comment on my articles as I like to tell them where to go and put forward my own, better views. I've noticed that members vote for such of MY articles and suspect (indeed know because some PM me) that they enjoy seeing "the arrogant idiots" told where to go in no uncertain terms, before they start with the mud slinging and flagging my articles (none of which have been removed as yet) - tee hee hee hee! I wasn't expecting any disagreements about this particular article. We all know the capitalist model - prices rise when demand increases. Simple as that, proven time and time again. I fear Mr Howard is on a downer and wish him a fast and happy recovery. Take care all resonable members of Xomba who might be reading this. The rest of you can **** off [CENSORED] Your truly and rationally Sally Pemberton BA Hons., MA., D Phil., PhD., 6 A* A Levels PA to Wilma Proops JOIN XOMBA HERE FREE Xomba is an international online community and anyone can join. Show your agreement or disagreement with the many debates started by Xomba members or introduce your own.

a popular, influential person, known for his business acumen will make it much easier to sell the concept of Google Ads. More advertising buyers will listen to PPC pitches. Then they'll discover: 1) they only pay if someone clicks their ad 2) they'll know how many people have seen their ad 3) that google ads are cheaper than other advertising 4) they'll know their Return on Investment compare that do what they already know about their current advertising results - diddly squat JOIN XOMBA HERE FREE Xomba is an international online community and anyone can join. Show your agreement or disagreement with the many debates started by Xomba members or introduce your own.