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Old 04-16-2004, 02:51 PM   #1
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I just googled "Apotheoun" and found that this thread is now #2 in a search. It makes one wonder whether a carefully chosen title could draw attention through Google, or another search engine. What could make a high visibility title? Marvin Mattlelson's "Sylvia at Seventeen" for example comes out #1, in a Google search, with all it's Forum hits. I guess whatever we post can be found through Google. We better be careful what we say!
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Old 04-16-2004, 03:38 PM   #2
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Actually most titles of Forum threads, I have checked in the last few minutes have high visibility in Google.
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Old 05-16-2004, 12:07 AM   #3
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I am late posting this, as I haven't been here in awhile, but I have to say that this painting has changed the way I see. It's learning experience just looking at it. Thanks for posting it.
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I am late posting this, as I haven't been here in awhile, but I have to say that this painting has changed the way I see. It's learning experience just looking at it. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks, Linda, for the profound compliment!

I just discovered your website tonight, and your portraits are changing the way I see, too.

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Old 05-18-2004, 11:26 AM   #5
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Garth:
I saw some similar handling: tidiness, and in some way, dealing light by scumbling, at Peng Bin's painting: (Mao with Lin Biao at) Lou Shan Pass.
One may ask: why you are telling these seemly unrelated stories? Because we need to know. For instance, learn some strategies from Lin Biao help us to win in every battle: business, painting as well.
A client found out that my name is positioned in two #1 listing in Google, (thank you Google!) owing to Cynthia's tireless effort
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Old 05-18-2004, 12:17 PM   #6
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Garth:
I saw some similar handling: light or brush stroke, at Peng Bin's painting: Mao with Lin Biao at Lou Shan Guan.
One may ask: why you are telling these stories? Because we need to know. Learn some strategies from Lin Biao help us win in every battle: stock market, business, painting as well.
I'm amazed my name was listed in two #1 listing in Google,owing to Cynthia's tireless effort
Hi SB:

I tried a Google search of Peng Bin, but did not see specifically what you are talking about. Do you care to elaborate?

You are right. Cynthia has been more than generous in her efforts to provide us with the best possible forum environment. She has created such a lively and vital forum that it is quite often the case that more is being said and echanged about a thread or a topic here than anywhere else on the web. I think that is why a Google search of a name, topic or concept discussed in this Forum turns out to be so fruitfully prominent on that search engine. There is a lot of activity in this Forum and we have Cynthia to thank for all that. Apparently there have been a whole lot of visiters here in the last few days, helping to increase the level of visibility of this Forum on the web level. I think acknowledging Cynthia relates to the gist of your comment, but if I missed your point here let me know.

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Hi:Garth
About Peng Bin
http://forum.portraitartist.com/showthread.php?t=3183
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