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Old 07-01-2008, 08:56 PM The competition is rough
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For my new keyword (which is really a phrase, and actually more of a question), I'm getting slaughtered. If you can believe it, all of these sites are beating me
  • National Geographic
  • Time
  • The journal Nature
  • NativeAmericans.com
  • Sciam
  • Discover
  • BBC
  • NYTimes
  • New Scientist
  • PBS
  • Amazon
  • The BLM
  • Wikipedia
  • etc
Seems it's hopeless. But isn't it my keyword? Can I sue them for using it?

Maybe I should have done some research and chose a less interesting keyword, which would also be less competitive.
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Old 07-06-2008, 09:34 PM Re: The competition is rough
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For my new keyword (which is really a phrase, and actually more of a question), I'm getting slaughtered. If you can believe it, all of these sites are beating me
  • National Geographic
  • Time
  • The journal Nature
  • NativeAmericans.com
  • Sciam
  • Discover
  • BBC
  • NYTimes
  • New Scientist
  • PBS
  • Amazon
  • The BLM
  • Wikipedia
  • etc
Seems it's hopeless. But isn't it my keyword? Can I sue them for using it?

Maybe I should have done some research and chose a less interesting keyword, which would also be less competitive.
Do you own the trademark for your phrase.
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Old 07-06-2008, 11:28 PM Re: The competition is rough
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curiously, what's the keywords you talking about.
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