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Re: infoseek booted me? From Richard at Puzzle Paradise on 27 Nov '99 replying to infoseek booted me? posted by darin >I had my site listed in "Infoseek" for about a week and now it's gone.. >I keep trying to get it listed again but have had no luck. > >Can you look at my meta tags and tell me if they are creating a problem? > >I would really appreciate it. > >http://www.1hourhosting.com > >Warm Regards, Darin Regarding your META keywords, it looks as though you have far too many repetitions ("web" for example is repeated many, many times, which has probably triggered Infoseek's spam detector). The word "web" should probably be avoided in any case, as it is virtually redundant! As Jim says in his tutorial, keywords should be restricted to a maximum of three repetitions, to be on the safe side. Your site looks quite professional in other respects, so it should do well if the keywords are sorted out (See Jims comments in "3. Choose your keywords").

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>>I had my site listed in "Infoseek" for about a week and now it's gone.. >>I keep trying to get it listed again but have had no luck. >> >>Can you look at my meta tags and tell me if they are creating a problem? >> >>I would really appreciate it. >> >>http://www.1hourhosting.com >> >>Warm Regards, Darin > >Regarding your META keywords, it looks as though you have far too many repetitions ("web" for example is repeated many, many times, which has probably triggered Infoseek's spam detector). The word "web" should probably be avoided in any case, as it is virtually redundant! As Jim says in his tutorial, keywords should be restricted to a maximum of three repetitions, to be on the safe side. Your site looks quite professional in other respects, so it should do well if the keywords are sorted out (See Jims comments in "3. Choose your keywords").