On 1/27/2012 6:12 PM, John Haskey wrote:
In astnet,
wrote:
On 1/27/2012 8:58 AM, micky wrote:
OT

Yesterday I found out when he mailed me a glossy advertisement for the
service deparatment that the dealer where I bought a used car 6 months
ago made up a webpage with my first and last name as part of the url.
And my home address on the page.

I've gone to a lot of trouble to keep my home address out of the phone
book and off the web.

My name is in the high level domain area, between www and .com.

Do you think search engines will find it? So far I think they
haven't.
here is the html language used in my site for "KEYWORD"

meta name="KEYWORDS" content="guitar, cabinets, speaker, wood, custom,
woodworking, musical, instruments, speakers, guitars, music, grill,
cloth, amplifiers, amps, amp, safari, cabs, pine, loud, leather,
handles, tolex, vinyl, fender, marshall, extension, 1x12, 1 x 12, 2x12,
2 x 12, 4x12, 4 x 12, half, stack, full, stack, angle, 8x12, 8 x 12,
2x10, 2 x 10, 4x10, 4 x 10, quality, "

I don't know about all search engines but google ignores 'KEYWORDS' due
to their over use. This link mentions the tags they do look at:

http://support.google.com/webmasters...n&answer=79812

---john.



You noticed "meta names"?

My site has been dormate and not coming up as easily anymore. That's
okay with me though. I can't handle a lot of business.