Calling UK: August 2009: Dave Naylor on the Guardian case It was an article which stirred up the English search community early this week. The Guardian wrote a big article about Foundem, an 'affiliate site' which didn't rank the way it wanted to. A classic case of a mislead journalist?
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If you take a look at foundem's site, "Search and Compare Prices" is the first part of their search string. #9 Google; #8 Caffeine (see http://www.comparecaffeine.com/search-com.php)> And the problem is?
Do 20 aug 2009, 10:19