An SEO Experiment
For now, this site is primarily used to propagate an SEO friendly directory listing. Perhaps down the road sometime, it might grow but for now its more or less an experimental website. By experimental, I mean that we are using it to test major search engines, including Google, and how it uses various techniques to store information in its index. We are trying a variety of mechanisms on this site in hopes to log certain keywords into Google that might return in good results. Maybe some of our techniques will be successful and result in great returns in SEO, or perhaps they might be a total disaster. Why are we doing this site? Well because we are planning to run a couple business websites in the future and would like to develop a good, solid plan on how to best construct our business sites for optimal search engine returns. It helps to know what you are doing....before you do it! With that in mind, we are using this site to learn...through trial and error...what works and what doesn't.
Creating a new website and trying to get a Google page rank is difficult. Not only does it take time, but their formula is kept secret, so there is a lot of hit and miss....trial and error involved. This site is somewhat of a "sandbox" site. We use it for our own experimentation. When we have new ideas on computing, gaming, psychology, theory, or SEO, we like to use this site to try them out. If we have any measure of success here, then we go ahead an implement them and recommend them to others. There is a lot of "mish mash" stuff here. It is not quite a coherent whole, but in all honesty, that was by design. This site is not really meant to be informative about anything. It is purely for experiment and testing. The ultimate goal of course, is to achieve methods that generate the maximum degree of pagerank, but whether or not that is ever realized is still to be decided.
If you found this site via a typical search, then chances are, we are making some good headway. In that case, you can learn about what we are doing, since its obviously working.
If you got here because someone asked you to go here, then obviously the site is in trouble because its indeed not working. Well that means we just keep experimenting!
Best wishes,
Arthur & Christie
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