posted on May 5, 2008 06:50:04 PM
Google doesn't like pages with a lot of outbound links.
I wonder why Google does not like it?
I know Yahoo shopping does not like it because some shops are trying to avoid Yahoo fee.
AMZN does not mind if you have outbound links as long as you are not sending your buyer to make payment outside 'one click'.
Is it like if a girl has too many dates,you cant take her home to meet your parents?
posted on May 8, 2008 09:59:27 AM
I've always wondered how many people run searches using quotes around the words? My guess is that most don't use them. But I know you usually get different results each way.
posted on May 8, 2008 10:47:56 AM
Jake, that's so you'll search for Jody & Coyote right next to each other, but skip listings that have, for example, "Jody Hassenpfeffer was incredibly embarrassed by his Coyote of a mother, who hit on all of his friends."
posted on May 8, 2008 11:00:51 AM
Did anyone know what "Coyote" means (in the current vernacular) before Ocean's Thirteen came out? I'd never heard it before.
Ocean's Thirteen came out last year, and I'm almost certain that I'd heard the term used in that context earlier than that. IIRC, I first heard it from an employee of mine who claimed that half of her friends were coyotes. It does seem to be a side-effect that many women around here suffer from (no longer working, too much money, and too many IQ points with too little to do).
I was at the gym today (yes, I go, and it takes talent to continue looking like I do even though I go, but I do it for the $50 per month the gym pays me to NOT wear their T-shirt). A woman was explaining to her trainer that she shops every day, he responded "???EVERY day???," and she said "What else am I going to do?" Uh, let me see, read a book, get a job (volunteer if you don't need the money), give the nanny a break and spend some time with your kids, etc.
