Contest Keywords Announcement - Page 20

MadKad · 01-18-2006, 05:25 AM

i wounder how many webpages will get indexed in google for that search term by may

Nintendo · 01-18-2006, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by madkad

i wounder how many webpages will get indexed in google for that search term by may

Probably atleast a million. The nigritude ultramarine contest ended up with about half a million, and this one is way bigger!!!!! The results size has doubled twice!!!

Ferre · 01-18-2006, 06:26 AM

Found a Dutch entry.

http://www.ulco.nl/85/v7ndotcom-elursrebmem

**John Scott** · 01-18-2006, 06:27 AM

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Details vind je hier
Opgezet door John Scott, Stoner3221 (??) en Skaffe (??)
Verplichte keyphrase “v7ndotcom elursrebmem”
Verplichte links naar de v7n site
Verplichte afbeelding van de v7n contest
Totaal prijzengeld 1ste plaats: 4000 dollar

Yeah, what he said!

peteinoz2 · 01-18-2006, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Nin10do

Probably atleast a million. The nigritude ultramarine contest ended up with about half a million, and this one is way bigger!!!!! The results size has doubled twice!!!

totally agreed..

this is way bigger, i was in nigritude ultramarine the whole nine yards.. ended up 17th

with no help so i was happy with that.. made some nice friends from that competition that im still in contact with now..

once again..

Thanks John for the mail out.. otherwise i'd never of know about it.

im quite surprised im in 14th place already..

without linking up.. which ive started today..

im going to ellicit help from friends on other boards and team up like many did in the nig comp etc

good luck everyone

pete

Ferre · 01-18-2006, 06:41 AM

Nothing much to fear from the Dutch in this competition I guess. We do not have enough people down here to do any effective link building. It's a very small country.

MadKad · 01-18-2006, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Nin10do

Probably atleast a million. The nigritude ultramarine contest ended up with about half a million, and this one is way bigger!!!!! The results size has doubled twice!!!

yer thats what i was thinking i think it could go way higher

**John Scott** · 01-18-2006, 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by peteinoz2

Thanks John for the mail out.. otherwise i'd never of know about it.

My pleasure, Pete, and glad to see you participating!

sagbee · 01-18-2006, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Ferre

This made me think, during the contest we could see who has the most funny/intersting/outstanding entry, not from SEO point of view but from a visitors point of view, I bet we are going to see a lot of creative entries.

maybe it's worth a seperate tread; Most creative contest entries.

ReallY Intersting idea, i work on that, and make one that.

http://v7ndotcomelursrebmem7.wordpre...elursre-story/

A Smallest love story btw v7ndotcom and elursrebmem. and many more characters like v7ndotcom, g00gl3r, ShoeMoney, Greg Boser, or Stoner3221.

ohhh... I am now going too sleep. and welcome for those if anyone appreciate me.

dave487 · 01-18-2006, 08:24 AM

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v7ndotcom’s gang label him a nerd and a wanker because he’s Iraqi. She drops him and is invited to join v7ndotcom’s gang on a six day beach camp

Pure literary genius. lol

**John Scott** · 01-18-2006, 08:25 AM

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When it was learnt that Strapper had been giving away speed—amphetamines—to grade five kids, and then when they were hooked charging them ever increasing prices, the disgust multiplied. This was the guy that wasn’t hurting anyone, the guy who just took dope to cheer himself up!

LOL!

Dude, don't ever become a writer!

hulkster · 01-18-2006, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by sitetutor

k, who wants to be on here? http://www.gapbridge.com/?page_id=9
I'm adding a few. Let's show each others some link love!

btw I like this:

from http://www.the-elursrebmem.com

That **IS** a cute picture ... but his Dad (?) is 19 years old - guess he started early! ;-)

BTW, latest screen shots from GMY are up at the V-E for charity site which is holding down the #1 position in both Google (32,500 results) and Yahoo (12,900 results) ... but so far, MSN has ZERO - what's up with that?

And oh yeah, we had our first hacking attempts yesterday - I expect more of this ... ;-)

P.S. Yea, a most creative thread would be fun.

PPS. John: Your Press Release popped up this morning.

sitetutor · 01-18-2006, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by sagbee

ReallY Intersting idea, i work on that, and make one that.

http://v7ndotcomelursrebmem7.wordpre...elursre-story/

A Smallest love story btw v7ndotcom and elursrebmem. and many more characters like v7ndotcom, g00gl3r, ShoeMoney, Greg Boser, or Stoner3221.

ohhh... I am now going too sleep. and welcome for those if anyone appreciate me.

Can I play an Iraqi wanker?

dave487 · 01-18-2006, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by hulkster

And oh yeah, we had our first hacking attempts yesterday - I expect more of this ... ;-)

What type of hacking? Who would hack a charity site (shame them if you have the IP's)?

**John Scott** · 01-18-2006, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by hulkster

but so far, MSN has ZERO - what's up with that?

MSN is blocking the keywords, you can get around it by adding something else to the search term:

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q...+v7n&FORM=QBNO

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Originally Posted by hulkster

P.S. Yea, a most creative thread would be fun.

Ferre made one here.

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Originally Posted by hulkster

PPS. John: Your Press Release popped up this morning

It's been sending us a moderate amount of traffic from the beginning. It got in Google news the first day.

hulkster · 01-18-2006, 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by dave487

What type of hacking? Who would hack a charity site (shame them if you have the IP's)?

I have the IP's and might post some stuff later on the site about it - I expected this actually.

It's the neferious black-hat stuff I DON'T know about that worries me.

**John Scott** · 01-18-2006, 09:14 AM

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It's the neferious black-hat stuff I DON'T know about that worries me.

Like Google's going to let black hat tricks come up in the most watched SERPs on the Internet.

And most "black hat" stuff is just spammy crap that you see in the SERPs every day. Nothing mysterious about it.

dave487 · 01-18-2006, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by hulkster

It's the neferious black-hat stuff I DON'T know about that worries me.

Yes, or somebody with 100k of co-op weight to spare.........

I thought we would have an advantage as most people would not target a charity site but clearly I am wrong

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Originally Posted by JohnScott

Like Google's going to let black hat tricks come up in the most watched SERPs on the Internet.

And most "black hat" stuff is just spammy crap that you see in the SERPs every day. Nothing mysterious about it.

Not so much worried about black hats winning as black hats targetting other peoples sites with huge amounts of links.