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    Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?

    Posted by Jeannette Ku on 4/24/06

    Anything that sounds too good to be true usually is just
    that. There is no easy money is this world.

    I am the webmaster for the site lonestarlaw.net and dallas-
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    and that law firm has cancelled all its other means of
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    6 in the search results.

    This takes time and a lot of work. Your site will start out
    at being invisible to Google, but once your headers and meta
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    Google's spiders will start to recognize your site. It can
    take anywhere from a couple of weeks, to months to get where
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    My company can help you. www.TheMarketingShop.com

    Jeannette Ku
    SEO Specialist
    TheMarketingShop.com

    Dallas Divorce Attorneys

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Marketing Help or Hoax?, 7/28/00, by Ronnie Reynolds.
  • Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 8/13/00, by Joe Wilson.
  • Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 8/13/00, by Joe Wilson.
  • Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 6/07/01, by Bob Hilley.
  • Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 11/12/05, by Philip L Franckel, Esq..
  • Re: Marketing Help or Hoax?, 4/24/06, by Jeannette Ku.


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