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Looking at some stats today I was so happy to see single keywords like “health” or “art” wow…

So I go into the logfile with good old notepad to a have look .. Now some of these single keywords are rule but are from .in google and indian ip’s and you may of guess it …. Yep something like &start=800  in other words 800+ in the serps.. great..

After a bit more searching the log I find a load of aol refferals that include the white space how bad is that..

For example “health in the world of a seo man” if it has 2 spaces after “health” AOL isn’t removing them like google etc…

Ah well.. Come aol fix it please …

As is soon crimbo and the snow is going to cover the land last start a blog on “foot prints” in the snow..

So in regards to seo, rss, BH and alike what is a foot print.. Well its something left by and application.. The web application used for this blog is word press which has 100’s and foot prints identifying as wordpress.. Not just the link to wp at the bottom but meta info and just folder/code formation…

Any here is a example of one I’ve come across today..

This a script that produces so called “portals” .. I’ve seen the style (application) of these sites submitted to my directories 1,000’s of times..

So for this one you can use the following query..

Click here

The query is from the homepage of seo script.. Thus leaving a foot print in the snow…

Google and alike have some nifty tool from foot print tracking and its a subject I’m going to expand on in the future..

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So how many search engines can you spot ..

Buy / see its large here : 

http://hello.eboy.com/eboy/product-detail/?token=FOO&pic=0

So from now on aol customers will have broadband supplied by carphone warehouse / talktalk and look like becoming the largest boardband supplier in the uk..

I was hoping that maybe, just maybe it would set up some new advertising system and a new engine/engine suppilers for us folks in the uk but at present nothing is going to change or is it ? ??

It will be keeping the AOL name and the US firm’s policy of charging customers.

 

Quote taken from the bbc http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6039740.stm

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