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      Intensive and machine work is a method of production that agriculture is often contrasted with. Weaving nets are the same, many people advocate the manual production page, many people are good at programs or collecting websites. Program to do the site, fast, more efficient, templates are also more good-looking, modify and design are also unified, but not be search bullish, do not blame a lot of collectors sigh, why is included in the more than 100,000 page, but no source of search traffic.

      This time, I have been focusing on the search results, in addition to blogs, is the manual page. The effect is the quickest and the best.

     At the same time I thought of a few things: a whole station where I purchased several databases with a collection. Each has tens of thousands of pages, the
traffic from the search to the flow of less than 100 IP, and I use OE to download the whole station of others, the effect is not obvious, I wonder why so many pages, but no effect. And I have a few pages but the search traffic is much larger, I think the reason is mainly because of the collection and other sites with the repetition of these, there may be some other search engine to identify the method, but I do not know,
     Valley Competition, Hand-made websites are all in the front line. There are many other small and medium-sized keywords, are also the case, manual effect is better than the program.
     through the Valley competition, I slowly analyze the rules of the search, but also hope that more friends to participate in this interest game,
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