[quote=“John”]Gus,
I found you on Yahoo, a few years ago.
Here are some results (for the first 2 pages of webpage matches on yahoo/google only):
[code]Keywords…Oriented…TEALIT
efl, taiwan:…no…yes
esl, taiwan:…no…yes
English, taiwan:…no…yes
teaching, taiwan:…no…yes
expatriates, taiwan:.yes…no
expats, taiwan:…no…no
legal, taiwan:…yes…no
living, taiwan:…yes…yes
forums, taiwan:…yes…no
job, taiwan:…yes…yes
jobs, taiwan:…no…yes[/code]
Most of your results only show on the webpage matches list, not the first major ones (web sites or summary), also some of your listings appear on the 2nd page of webpage matches, and some of the descriptions in the listing are not very clear.
Maybe you could update your tags and re-submit?
META NAME=“DESCRIPTION” CONTENT=“”
META NAME=“KEYWORDS” CONTENT=“”
META NAME=“ROBOTS” CONTENT=“”
I also think Yahoo/Google looks at how many websites link to you, and vice versa.[/quote]
Google is/was my friend. [/quote]
It wasn’t mine. I forgot the play on words with For"um"osa, and could not find this site after trying formosa forum as the search string. I had come across the site very briefly before, but had not picked up on the play on words.[/quote]
I don’t think Google uses Meta tags, but we could certainly use some for other search engines.
Any suggestions beyond the following (limit is 30 words, normally):
Taiwan, Formosa, China, Teaching English, Teach, Visa, ARC, Taipei, Expats, Expatriates, Forums, Jobs