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wfbopt
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Posted: 03/02/2007 04:30 pm
Folks,
Something happened with MSN & I'm surprised there's not more information about it. I looked at the last topic title MSN vs the Rest. Surely it was relevant back in 2004 when it was started and even through much of 2006, but something happened late last year. There's something different about the way MSN ranks now. Does anyone know what it is?
Terms that we've had ranking on G & Y & formerly on M, are now not ranking on M. We're still ranking fine on G & Y. Has anyone else experienced this? Any ideas? Theories?
Thanks,
Dave
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wfbopt
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Posted: 03/14/2007 01:22 pm
So nobody knows?
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dudibob
Joined: Oct 13, 2005
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Posted: 03/15/2007 02:41 am
MSN has changed quite a bit, especially since Live was released. I've noticed that they have improved the SERP's layout and results but they have always been pretty poor IMO.
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SportsGuy
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Posted: 03/15/2007 06:29 am
Still third. When they buy Yahoo, then I'll take notice... 
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langardmicro
Joined: Mar 12, 2007
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Posted: 03/19/2007 11:24 pm
LIVE seems to rank new sites higher immediately - just because they are new to the Web - which might be a good way to get noticed. But their algorithm looks like a kind of Blog Engine that somehow values "new" content over old, which is totally stupid.
For now, MS hasn't been able to attain the coveted status of OBJECTIVE or deliver competent results so far as the public is concerned.
'Live' online is like a Web-based roll-out to match the launch of Vista which, so far, is nothing but a problem-ridden facelift for XP in a new skin.
No doubt Microsoft has, or is gathering, every scrap of information ever published on the Net. The problem is that they have no clue about how to manage it - at all - even when they make themselves the default engine for their own software.
If you are the default search engine for 80 percent of the operating systems on the planet and can't compete with Google for relevant results, somebody should be toast in Redmond tomorrow along with their "appliance-based" implementation.
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