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Indexing of short words, 2 letters.

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ieremyhenry last edited by

hi,

i would love to see on my website the world "or" indexed ..

i got the same problem on two websites,

http://www.or-a-vendre.com/

and

http://www.achat-or-de-paris.com/

i didn't find a good answer on google for that, can you help me ??

thx a lot ,

J.
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shandaman last edited by

So you want to rank for the word OR?

Or.... Vente d'or sur internet

Because thats what your title says.
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