In good old days gateway page generators did very well, earning a lot of money for many people.

Then search engines began to crack down on robot-generated pages, a trend which has led to demise of such tools.

But how is it that search engines are able to track down these sites so fast?

Well, its not rocket science. Believe me, even you could track down a site within minutes if you knew how to find its fingerprint.

A fingerprint for a site is usually a piece of text or a paragraph or at times a particular CSS style that software repeats for all sites it generates.

In fact that's why I always advise customers of my portal generation software Niche Portal Builder to modify default templates.

If you use such software with default templates provided and don't modify HTML, you can be sure that hundreds of others are doing same thing.

You will have actually paid for inclusion in indexes, which lapses after a finite time unless you pay over and over again.

There is no point paying money out on a web site if your potential customers have to know your name already in order to find your web pages.

Now you own what.

An invisible website with no indexing.

watch out theres a rat about.

RAT as in Really Awful Trader.

Or

Have you been sold a pup by a big dog, a Dodgy Optimisation Guru.

DOGS sing a nice tune, and play what you want to hear, but who are they really playing for.