Re: The Problem with Marketing the Re***bent isThe Name

<erness.wild@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Jul 16, 3:15 am, Peter Clinch <p.j.cli...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> erness.w...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

Edward Dolan wrote:

>> >> I have been around re***bents for 25 years and I can tell you that 
>> >> there are
>> >> very few young people who have any interest in this style of
bicycle.
>> >> Serious young cyclists want to be fast and re***bents are as slow as
>> >> mol***** going up hills.
>>
>> > Oh, slow on hills ? ? ?
>>
>> > you better not watch this then . . . heh heh
>>
>> >http://www.lightningbikes.com/lcd-climb.mpg
>>
>> Plus of course what goes up, must come down.  And going down hills my
>> rather flabby touring 'bent with no pretensions at speed can cruise
past
>> most uprights freewheeling...
>>
>> Pete.
>
> Here's the advertising generated by the term re***bent on google, it
> appears along side posts in this group: (urls changed so they don't
> work)
> Sponsored Links
>
> Top 10 Excercise Bikes
> Ranked by Popularity and Quality.
> Compare Excercise Bikes Here!
> www.Smartguiderzzz.comz
> Buy Re***bent Bikes
> Huge variety of exercise equipment,
> including Re***bent Bikes.
> www.eFitnessDirectzzz.comz
> Reconditioned New & Used
> Commercial Fitness Gym Equipment
> Treadmills Ellipticals Bikes SAVE$$
> www.keystones****tszzz.caz
> just to prove my point about the name.

The Google search engine, along with all the other Internet search
engines, 
is a Johnny come lately to the world of search. Please stay out of any
large 
university research library as you will be overwhelmed by the
possibilities.

But the key to any kind of search is to zero in on detail as much as 
possible. Entire year long courses are given in university library schools

in connection with cataloging and classification which mostly just deal
with 
just one thing - details, details, details!

For instance, you should have entered the term 're***bent bicycle' and you

would have had much better results.

Regards,

Former College Librarian

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota