search engines and persuade them to grant favor on their website than almost any other topic related to the Internet. But as far as I know, no one has previously tried to understand their gender: they behave more like a man, or rather as a woman? Clearly understand their gender can help us gain a better understanding of how to appeal to them.

MSN is very clear: MSN is a man. All about MSN is simple: do what is right and you will be recognized. Follow the advice of experts and surely the first in the MSN, as long as their competitors are less diligent in this regard than you. good content, relevant titles, metatags related by keyword, a lot of quality inbound links, keyword varied anchor text, a few good deep links and a # 1 ranking will be your reward. Won # 1 position in MSN for moderately competitive keywords within a week of trying. What you see is what you get with MSN, is a man.

Yahoo is a man or a woman? I find it difficult to decide. Maybe it's a standard tranny, or maybe just androgynous. Sometimes, Yahoo is as simple as a man doing the right thing, pay your dues and join the club, without complications. This happens to me in some of the key words I have followed the rules and earned my reward. In other, apparently not more competitive, and where I am equally well optimized, if not better, I'm nowhere. For these words, she is a woman immune to my compliments.

On the other hand, Google is definitely all woman, with feminine wiles and deeply imbued with mystery female. If you want to penetrate deep into Google must learn the art of seduction. Is there anything in the world more frustrating than trying to optimize your website to the top of a competitive keyword in Google. Sometimes I think not. She is like a woman who is always out of reach. She will not reveal its secrets, even for the largest bouquet of flowers. I know I have the best content in my category, more quality links, ties deeper, more varied anchor text, more items and more of everything that is supposed to drive positioning than any of my competitors. For now. Not one of my 5000 odd backlinks is directly returned, and I have at least 10 inbound links for each output. I've never paid for a text ad link, or joined a link farm. A decent part of my inbound links are voluntary recognition of the value of my site by third parties. Is this enough? Well, yes and no. I have the best positions in all search engines, measured on average over all the keywords that I target. But while my views are unquestionably dominant in MSN, Google are just excellent. I am only 2 nd or 3 rd in the words of my destiny. I'm doing very well, but do not blow the competition as I do others. Google has recognized the value of me, a little, but did not open for me completely.

As a woman, she has her favorites, the sites that appealed to her long ago but whose luster has long since dimmed in the eyes of rational observer can still be promoted to a higher position. She is also fickle. I've been trying to create conditions for a unique keyword for a couple of years. (It's a very competitive category - about 36 million sites on the basis of this word. ) When I began my efforts I was at about 25 (by virtue of this word is only part of all the other keywords, phrases to compete in). I have been building anchor text links with one word in the directories in the form of articles, ads on other sites. Many of these links are on pages with good PR. Better than 80% of these blogs are well integrated into the center of well-written text.

The result: every few weeks I find that amounted to a respectable position, say 10, sometimes even 6 or 7. Then, the next day, or even an hour later, I fall back to 14 or 18 even. She loves me, she flirts with me occasionally, she tolerated my company and sometimes even manage to entertain them. But just when I think I would expect a kiss in return for my approach lips, she turns her cheek away and I'm banished to the outer circle of courtiers. But its appeal is that draws me back to try to understand its mysteries. But I feel that if I ever do, and my lips touch her, and she longs for me as I dream of it, I'll never be sure what did I do to deserve such happiness.