http://www.alertrank.com/mrgooglealerts #1 Authority on Using Google Alerts for Marketing Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:43:04 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.alertrank.com/mrgooglealerts/about/comment-page-1/#comment-2965 Kathy Nielsen Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:55:25 +0000 http://www.alertrank.com/mrgooglealerts/?page_id=2#comment-2965 Question for you, if I may. I found you using Google and see that you're a pro on Google Alerts. FYI - I am now following you on twitter. Here's my question and I hope you can help. I am signed up for Google Alerts for many phrases tied to Home Staging in Atlanta. In the past two weeks, I have received alerts with blog posts that have nothing to do with home staging. For example, one of the alerts took me to a blog post on "how to avoid getting sick." The only link is that they have a url that has home staging in it. I was quite certain that Google was looking at the content. However, given that several of the most recent posts have nothing to do with home staging, it would appear that they are looking at URL's only. Is that accurate? Question for you, if I may. I found you using Google and see that you’re a pro on Google Alerts. FYI – I am now following you on twitter. Here’s my question and I hope you can help. I am signed up for Google Alerts for many phrases tied to Home Staging in Atlanta. In the past two weeks, I have received alerts with blog posts that have nothing to do with home staging. For example, one of the alerts took me to a blog post on “how to avoid getting sick.” The only link is that they have a url that has home staging in it. I was quite certain that Google was looking at the content. However, given that several of the most recent posts have nothing to do with home staging, it would appear that they are looking at URL’s only. Is that accurate?

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