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To learn more about it, see:<p>http://activemarketplace.com/w.cgi?sec-9153<p>Interesting Tidbits<p>A new study by Cyveillance shows that<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128451"> Web has grown to more than 2.1 billion documents. It is growing at<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128452"> rate of 7 million pages per day. For details, see:<p>http://www.cyveillance.com/newsroom/pressr/000710.asp http://www.cyveillance.com/resources/Webstudy.pdf<p>Google.com is now<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128453"> largest search engine; with a full-text index of 560 million URLs in June, plus a further 500 million URLs that it has never actually visited but can potentially come in on a search results set.<p>You may have certain pages that you need to have excluded from search engine indexing for one reason or another. While you could use<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128454"> META robots tag to control this, many engines now ignore that tag. Your best bet is to use a robots.txt file, which is placed in your root folder. All major engines and many smaller ones make use of robots.txt files. 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While I'm not going to give you<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128445"> step-by-step here, there is a way to build that list of keywords (and daily targeted clickthroughs) up to an impressive level, while slowly whittling down<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128446"> average cost per click to a manageable five or six cents. At those rates, your banner revenues alone will probably offset<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128447"> money you spend on this advertising.<p>If you're bent on faster results, and willing to pay 15-20 cents per click, though, by all means up your bids to ensure that you're in<IMG height=12 src="/the2.jpg" alt="repparttar 128448"> top three, or even #1 spot for a given keyword. 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