I suggest that you work the word "advise" into text somewhere.

Sure, you offer google advice, but a surprising number of people will
probably be looking for

google advise


"Big Bill" <kruse@cityscape.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On 10 Mar 2005 07:14:27 -0800, "GoogleTutor" <slobizman@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >I just started up a new website called called Google Tutor & Advisor.
> >You can see it at http://www.googletutor.com. The purpose is to teach
> >casual Google users about all the things they can do with Google, yet
> >have no idea even existed. This is most Google users.
>
> Also, this woud save them going out and buying Google Hacks, wouldn't
> it?
>
> >I'm posting here because I'd like to get some good tips and techniques
> >for Google. If you have any that you think might be interesting
> >to your fellow Google users it would be great if you could go to the
> >GoogleTutor.com web site and use the Contact form to submit them. Let
> >me know if you want me to use your name if I use it.
>
> What leaps to mind is that Google (most engines, in fact) will see
> Googletutor as an unknown word not even remotely connecetd to either
> Google or tutor. What would have worked would have been to have
> www.Google-tutor.com. Might not be too late and you could still do a
> 301.
>
> Next to that tip you could just put
>
> BB
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