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		<title>Search Ranking, or Viewer Draw?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>It is not only possible, but all too common for a website to be perfectly optimized for a set keywords, and fail to draw in new visitors. Often this is because a website design company is passing off high search results as a successful job, but they have used a set of keywords that had little competition, or put them together in a way that is rarely used.</p>
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