Only 2 weeks away until Cpays determines its winner.

Google results for cpayscom online casinos are showing a bunch of foreign domains but not many hosted blogs (blogger.com, spaces.msn.com, wordpress.com, etc.) which is surprising.

MSN results for cpayscom online casinos are just the opposite. Cpayscom.com is not surprisingly taking the lead there. And the rest seem to be blogspot.com and spaces.msn.com domains, also not surprising.
Yahoo search results for cpayscom online casinos are similar to MSN. A lot of spaces.msn.com in the results. Even a few for blogsource.com which was a little surprising.

I know that ask, snap, and technorati aren’t a part of the competition, but I thought it would be fun to see what their results are too:

Ask.com search results for cpayscom online casinos include hardly any hosted blogs. Interesting. I see a few foreign domains, but mostly older .com’s. Very interesting.

Snap has similar search results for cpayscom online casinos as Ask did, but a few more international domains in the results. Of course seeing how their results are mostly from Gigabit and Ask, that makes a lot of sense. Regardless, I can’t get over how in love I am with their site preview pane.

Technorati may not claim to be a search engine, but lets face it they are. Their search results for cpayscom online casinos include only the most recent posts from blogs that ping their server. Not the most relevent results for an SEO contest that’s generating thousands of spam pages a day, but for a topic on current affairs it just may be.

So, it’s true that a lot can be learned from an SEO contest such as this one. As long as you don’t get sucked into gambling at the casinos that are being promoted you can truly get an seo education. As for me. I’m going to go play blackjack. TTFN.