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Federal judge is considering issuing an order to allow KinderStart.com to amend its lawsuit against the search giant.
Federal judge is considering issuing an order to allow KinderStart.com to amend its lawsuit against the search giant.
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Google doesn't just blacklist sites for the hell of it. they violated Google's TOS... period. not much else needs to be said.
Google doesn't just blacklist sites for the hell of it. they violated Google's TOS... period. not much else needs to be said.
I visited their page when I first heard of this suit a while back. There is no link to request being added to thier site. There is a link to advertise which gives you an email address. At the top of thier page is a search box listing search engines in ascending alphabetic order except that in the drop down KinderStart is listed out of order and is first and is the default.
If thier existance depends on a google ranking, as it appears to do based on thier claim of lost hits, which must in turn relate to lost revenue, thats just tough luck. And a very poor business model to depend on one search engine for 80% of your profit(Kinders claim is a loss of 80% of thier traffic which must equate to about the same loss of profit).
As anyone who knows about business can tell you, if you rely on one main client for the larger part of your profit you are on shaky ground no matter how well you are doing. You lose that client and you go belly up.
Kinder start is listed low because of the fact they are just a lister, an advertiser of links. They should look for a better business model instead of wasting money on a lawsuit that should be thrown out.
I visited their page when I first heard of this suit a while back. There is no link to request being added to thier site. There is a link to advertise which gives you an email address. At the top of thier page is a search box listing search engines in ascending alphabetic order except that in the drop down KinderStart is listed out of order and is first and is the default.
If thier existance depends on a google ranking, as it appears to do based on thier claim of lost hits, which must in turn relate to lost revenue, thats just tough luck. And a very poor business model to depend on one search engine for 80% of your profit(Kinders claim is a loss of 80% of thier traffic which must equate to about the same loss of profit).
As anyone who knows about business can tell you, if you rely on one main client for the larger part of your profit you are on shaky ground no matter how well you are doing. You lose that client and you go belly up.
Kinder start is listed low because of the fact they are just a lister, an advertiser of links. They should look for a better business model instead of wasting money on a lawsuit that should be thrown out.
Kinderstart.com instead of legal action how about making your website more accesible for the search engines like google, so they can spider it better, index it better, resulting is better rankings? It is cheaper and probably more effective than the courts.
Kinderstart.com instead of legal action how about making your website more accesible for the search engines like google, so they can spider it better, index it better, resulting is better rankings? It is cheaper and probably more effective than the courts.
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- by djpaisley July 5, 2006 9:05 AM PDT
- what makes you think Google did it on purpose... I can tell why they have a page rank of "0" their site is spammy.
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