Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP

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Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP

From Rob Stuart at Real Estate in South Africa on 24 January '98

One of our competitors has submitted his key words (150 of them) to Infoseek via ftp. As a result he constantly comes up number one on the search results. Other than the obvious advantage of listing his keywords in this manner, his "Welcome" page is not crammed with keywords. Does the Spider software do much the same? ie submit keywords via ftp directly into the robot's text. If not how does one go about obtaining access to these text pages?

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Re: Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP andrew - 13/6/98
Re: Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP Jim - 25/1/98
- Re: Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP Rob Stuart - 26/1/98
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  - Re: Keywords submitted to search engines via FTP Jim - 26/1/98

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Reply:	>One of our competitors has submitted his key words (150 of them) to Infoseek via ftp. As a result he constantly comes up number one on the search results. Other than the obvious advantage of listing his keywords in this manner, his "Welcome" page is not crammed with keywords. Does the Spider software do much the same? ie submit keywords via ftp directly into the robot's text. If not how does one go about obtaining access to these text pages?